Perry’s Previews Movie Review & Oscar Predictions – 2014 Oscar-Nominated Animation Shorts
Perry breaks down each nominated short and shares his thoughts on who will take home the Oscar.
AWN Blogs
Perry’s Previews Movie Review: 'The Wind Rises'
Miyazaki's latest is undoubtedly one of the top 3 animated feature films of this year.
PES makes Black Gold
PES made a film about Black Gold. Black Gold seems like it's a euphemism. Must be, right? No? A jeweller. Okay.
Stormjumper by Malcolm Sutherland
check out latest film by Canadian animation wonderboy, Malcolm Sutherland.
TRIBUTE TO ANIMATION LEGEND JIMMY MURAKAMI
On the 16th of February 2014 the animation community lost another brilliant legend with the passing of 80 year old Teruaki “Jimmy” Murakami. Jimmy leaves such a vast and varied legacy of films and such a complex personal history that it is impossible to sum up his achievements in a few sentences.
Born on 5 June, 1933 in San Jose, California in the United States, Jimmy was a Japanese-American, and at the age of 9 he and his family were interred in a WW II concentration camp along with tens of thousands of other Japanese-Americans living on the West Coast of the United States. This tragic event left lifelong deep scars and changed his life forever, which was often reflected in his films.
The Animation Pimpcast #2: One on One with Chris Landreth
Chris Robinson chats with the Oscar-winning animation director.
In People, Production, Short Films | Blog Post, Podcast | Blogs: The Animation Pimp | Geographic Region: All
The Glorious Puppetoons of George Pal Released on Blu-ray
A new collection, remastered, in High-Def, is a must have for every animation junkie.
Annecy Deadlines Are Here!
Submission deadlines for the Annecy International Film Festival and Market are here; MIFA’s Head of Projects, Géraldine Baché, discusses the special focus and new vigor of the MIFA Pitch Sessions.
In Call for Entries, Cartoons, Digital Media, Event, Festival, Films, Games, Interactive, Places, Short Films, Television | Headline News | Blogs: Animated Travels | Special Events: Annecy | Geographic Region: Europe
Feast Your Eyes on ‘Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2’ DVD
Something “pickeled” this way comes as Flint Lockwood and the gang battle an island full of crazy “foodimals.”
Bring It On
Building self-confidence to make the right career choices helps not only when times get tough but in knowing what will make you happy and successful in the end.
Doctor Who - 50 Years in Time and Space
My son likes this tribute to the Doctor by British artist, Richard Swarbrick... so there.
The Enabler In All Of Us
Do you have the ability to know the difference between being a helper and being an enabler?
Encounter with Peru Part 4: From Machu Pichu to Wayna Pichu and Back
I highly advocate that everyone step out of their status quo onto the wild side to taste the joys of such a sight.
To Dub or to Sub – Why Voice Over Dubbing is Today’s Preferred Method
The idea that subtitling is the only way of maintaining cultural authenticity and the emotional performance of the original actor does not hold true.
Hisko Hulsing's Junkyard now online
Stop what you're doing and take many moments to watch Hisko Hulsing's acclaimed short film, Junkyard.
Rocks in My Pockets - New Trailer!
Check out the fresh new trailer for Signe Baumane's upcoming feature, Rocks in my Pockets...
Uncle Tony, Three Fools and the Secret Service
Check out a clip from a fascinating and controversial new documentary out of Bulgaria....
The Animation Pimp: Une ou Deux Choses Que Je Sais d'Elle
Une ou Deux Choses Que Je Sais d'Elle...or The Animator’s Treatise on Feminism.
Getting In Bed With The Boss...
You have to know who you are willing to get in bed with in order to make your career dreams a reality.
A Hunter’s Tale: Anime Los Angeles 2014
I highly recommend Anime Los Angeles to modest thrill seekers, compulsive collectors, costumed fashionistas and anime lovers of all ages.
The ToonSeum Celebrates Gertie the Dinosaur's 100th Birthday
The ToonSeum plans to help Gertie the Dinosaur, the first animated character to hit the big screen in 1914, celebrate her 100th birthday on February 8.
Michel Sporn
Today animation lost Michael Sporn, a giant of an animator and human being.
From Behind the Great Wall of China: Part 1
My impressions, after working and living in China, contradict those initial assumptions and reflections from a year ago, when I visited China the first time.
The Animation Pimpcast #1: One on One with Chris Sullivan
Chris Robinson chats with the experimental animator, filmmaker and performance artist.
‘The Wind Rises’ to Open Belgium’s Anima Festival
Hayao Miyazaki’s The Wind Rises is slated to open the 33rd edition of Belgium’s Anima Festival, taking place this year February 28 through March 9.
In 2D, Anime, Event, Festival, Films | Headline News | Blogs: Animated Travels | Geographic Region: Europe
