David Wilson's remarkable development in the past year from his animation roots continues with a full-on action adventure for David Guetta's emotional Titanium, sung by Sia. It's a blockbuster narrative of an apparently ordinary boy (played by Super 8's Ryan Lee) who goes on the run after accidentally exposing his destructive supernatural powers while at school.

David Wilson's remarkable development in the past year from his animation roots continues with a full-on action adventure for David Guetta's emotional Titanium, sung by Sia. It's a blockbuster narrative of an apparently ordinary boy (played by <em>Super 8</em>'s Ryan Lee) who goes on the run after accidentally exposing his destructive supernatural powers while at school. David W says that when given an open brief - Guetta wanted a narrative, and didn't want to be in it - he originally took a humourous approach to the script, but then changed it completely to have a superhero boy in a real world. Shot in cold, small town Canada, its less about superhero derring-do than teen alienation - with nods to movies like <em>Let The Right One In</em> and <em>Elephant</em>.

David W says that when given an open brief - Guetta wanted a narrative, and didn't want to be in it - he originally took a humourous approach to the script, but then changed it completely to have a superhero boy in a real world. Shot in cold, small town Canada, its less about superhero derring-do than teen alienation - with nods to movies like Let The Right One In and Elephant.

David Wilson's remarkable development in the past year from his animation roots continues with a full-on action adventure for David Guetta's emotional Titanium, sung by Sia. It's a blockbuster narrative of an apparently ordinary boy (played by <em>Super 8</em>'s Ryan Lee) who goes on the run after accidentally exposing his destructive supernatural powers while at school. David W says that when given an open brief - Guetta wanted a narrative, and didn't want to be in it - he originally took a humourous approach to the script, but then changed it completely to have a superhero boy in a real world. Shot in cold, small town Canada, its less about superhero derring-do than teen alienation - with nods to movies like <em>Let The Right One In</em> and <em>Elephant</em>.