Tokyo University Of The Arts Has Made Japan A Hotbed For Indie Animation
The school benefits from the involvement of Japanese indie icon Koji Yamamura who helped start the animation program.
The school benefits from the involvement of Japanese indie icon Koji Yamamura who helped start the animation program.
The festival, however, has said that it will continue to support anti-war filmmakers who live in the country.
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She will develop new projects spanning preschool, kids, families, and adults.
Linklater’s film is rooted in both memory and fantasy, or as the director puts it, “the memory of a fantasy.”
“There is no way to justify this terror the war has brought to peaceful Ukrainian people on our behalf,” say Russian animators.
The Academy’s decision to eliminate the live presentation of eight categories from its telecast may have not been entirely its own choice.
The new pricing tier will help Disney reach its goal of 230-260 million subscribers by 2024.
Let Putin have it – in animation.
Wada is a key figure in Japan’s contemporary indie animation scene.
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Zelensky voiced the cg-animated bear in the Ukrainian version of both “Paddington” and “Paddington 2.”
The Titmouse unionization effort comes just weeks after production workers on “Rick & Morty” and “Solar Opposites” announced that they were doing the same.
Largely ignored in the U.S., “The Summit of the Gods” scaled the highest peak of France’s César Awards.
The conference’s organizer says that it is “immediately suspending business relations with Russian-based companies.”
The decision to not present the animated short Oscar live sends “a message that some artistic endeavors are less valuable than others,” says The Animation Guild.
Disney is also pausing the release of all future theatrical releases in Russia.
The Ukrainian director of “The Rugrats Movie” is known by many in the animation community for his personal short films.
“There is no justification for bombing and killing,” says the animation community.
A new report confirms that working in the animation industry is more difficult than it needs to be for disabled talent.
Nierva and Makarewicz worked a combined total of 40 years at Pixar.