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“The Shore” by Eric Power
Eric Power’s music video for Wiretree’s song “The Shore” is a colorful lo-fi piece made with underlit tissue paper and black cardstock.
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More New Books
Who says print is dead? It’s been about a month since my last batch of book reviews and I’ve come up with four new books worthy of your …
Re:Anima Joint Master In Animation Has Opened A New Call For Applications
The program offers an intensive two-year exploration of animation from an artistic perspective in Ireland, Belgium, or Portugal.
NYC Festival MetroCAF Announces 2011 Dates
MetroCAF is the annual NYC Metropolitan Area College Computer Animation Festival organized by the New York City ACM SIGGRAPH …
Wacom Announces the Cintiq 24HD
As someone who lives in a Cintiq household, I know well how highly this is anticipated. Wacom made the official announcement today for …
“Maya & Miguel” Debuts on Univision’s “Planeta U” Programming Block
NEW YORK — September 12, 2011 — Scholastic Media announced today its popular and award-winning animated show Maya & Miguel …
Portfolio Entertainment Launches CGI Animated Movie “Young Abraham” at MIPCOM
Portfolio International will launch worldwide sales of two newly acquired properties entitled Brilhante F.C. (26 X 30) and Young Abraham …
Shout! Factory Announce “Transformers Prime Darkness Rising” on DVD
“Megatron has not been seen nor heard from in sometime, and if his return is imminent, it could be catastrophic,” said Optimus …
JibJab Launches iPad Book App
Publishing isn’t dying, it’s just becoming more animated. Los Angeles-based JibJab sees an opportunity to benefit from the emergence of …
The Mortimer Mouse Merchandising Frenzy in the UK
Brew reader Jonathan Sloman spotted this baseball cap for sale on Oxford Sreet in London. Mortimer Mouse wasn’t exactly a cartoon “star”, …
“Stare Into the Sun” by Ian Stevenson
UK based Ian Stevenson is a cartoonist disguised as an “artist”. Whatever he calls himself, I like what he does. Here’s one of his groovy …
Who was Lee Orgel?
In the Gay Purr-ee production photo above is (left to right): Lee Orgel, Judy Garland, Henry G. Saperstein, Robert Goulet, Abe Levitow …
VIEW Conference Announces Speakers
TURIN, Italy — The VIEW Conference, Italy’s largest computer graphics conference, is proud to announce three outstanding keynote …
Animation Alliance Calls For Urgent Support Of Indie Animation In U.K.
Animation Alliance UK has today written to Lord Chris Smith, Panel chair of the independent review of Government film policy, to raise …
“Winnie the Pooh” Comes to Blu-ray, DVD, and Download October 25, 2011
Burbank, Calif. (September 9, 2011) — Walt Disney Studios proudly invites families and audiences of all ages to return to the Hundred …
Arc & Alcon Partner for “Ornie” Feature Film
Alcon Entertainment has gone hog wild, closing a deal with Canadian animation studio Arc Prods. to develop the latter’s short Ormie into …
Ward Kimball: A Biography
I’m sure that after all my incessant musings and ramblings about this guy, some readers have already figured out that something’s up. So …
Corny Cole memorial
A public memorial service has been set up for Corny Cole, who passed away last month, on August 8. The Animation Guild had already …
“Tape Generations” by Johan Rijpma
A bunch of rolls of tape and a glass plate don’t sound like the ingredients for a captivating piece of animation. That is, unless you’re …
“Titlee in Jugmugland”
Welcome to Jugmugland, a place that’s a thousand miles from Earth within a world of crayons. If that doesn’t make any sense, neither will …
9/11 Shorts Directed by the Rauch Brothers
Make sure you have tissues handy before you watch these three 9/11 shorts directed by the Brooklyn-based Rauch Brothers Animation. Each …
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