He said, “I adored the first movie and was so hyped for the second one, so getting to work with the people who actually made this masterpiece was honestly like a dream. Mutanga is still in high school, but he’s now one step closer to achieving his career goal of becoming a full time animator. The film runs for a total of 2 hours and 20 minutes including credits. And here comes this heroic young person who’s inspired by the movie that was inspired by people like him.” Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is Rated PG for sequences of animated action violence, some language, and thematic elements. Then the idea in ‘Spider Verse’ is that a hero can come from anywhere. “That’s what made us want to make the movie. “‘The LEGO Movie’ is inspired by people making films with Lego bricks at home,” added Lord. “One new thing I learned was definitely the feedback aspect of it, like how much stuff actually gets changed from the beginning to the final product,” Mutanga said. Remotely from Toronto, Mutanga spent several weeks animating a LEGO sequence for “Across the Spider-Verse.” As reported by The Times: “Every other week, he would meet via video with Miller, who would check on his progress and provide detailed input.” Mutanga said he began animating as a kid after his father showed him “this 3-D software called Blender and I instantly got hooked on it.” The teenager added, “I watched a lot of YouTube videos to teach myself certain stuff.” “It blew us all away, including some of the best animators in the world.” “We found out that it was a 14-year-old kid who made it and we were like, ‘This looks incredibly sophisticated for a nonadult, nonprofessional to have made,” Miller told The Times.
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