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Ryan Woodward; the Added Value of Animation

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Ryan Woodward's film "Thought of you" offers a great look at what hand animation has to offer, and what an animator and his audience can expect from the medium.

Walt Disney - How to Train your Animator

Posted In | Blog Categories: Education | Site Categories: Education and Training, People

Correspondence allows insight into Walt Disney's ideas about the animation and what animators should be capable of.

Hitting a Moving Target: get a grip on your animation project schedule

 

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If you don't have a grip on how long you'll need to produce your animation, you don't have a grip on your animation. This first post on targets shows how easy it is to calculate an animation target, and how important...

2010: the year animation oozed out of the entertainment nische and contributed to society!

Posted In | Blog Categories: Education | Site Categories: Education and Training

 

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We don't have to travel to some alternative future to look back at 2010 as the year in which animation technologies and talent has spread beyond the film and games industries to make a true difference in education. Its happening now and its pretty exciting.

David Maas takes a look...

Animation Insiders; a review

 

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If you rightly suspect that there's more to good animation than 12 clearly defined principles then the book Animation Insiders is for you. And if you're strapped for cash or a starving artist, well - it's still for you because it's been published as a free eBook at les Shamans under the direction of Patrick Beaulieu.

so... GO GET IT!

Arte interviews David O'Reilly

The German/French station Arte interviews David O'Reilly, who takes the opportunity to talk candidly about the materiality of 3D graphics, the idiocy of an unnamed American producer, the creative energies of Berlin and many of his films.

Making Urs; Moritz Mayerhofer's student film

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 Moritz Mayerhofer shares the long road towards making his Oscar-short-listed graduation film Urs.

The Pig Farmer; Nick Cross steps up to the plate

 
Nick Cross releases The Pig Farmer in the same manner that he produced it... boldly, independently and without looking back.

Crossing the divide that separates soccer from football.

Posted In | Blog Categories: Production Management

 

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Sports form a window to the soul of.... erm, okay. That's a bit thick. Football is only peripherally relevant to animation and yes - I'm stretching that relavance here. But somebody has to - its the World Cup after all. And it's truly interesting how a sport can reveal a country's mentality - or perhaps form it.

Learning from Pina

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Wim Wenders has made a film for Pina Bausch, about Pina Bausch and about her journey into dance and the meaning of movement.