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Five Chilean Animated Features Will Take Center Stage At The Cannes Film Market

A preview of the five features that Chile will present at the Marché du Film.

The course, which starts on July 26, is open to those with at least two years’ industry experience in Europe.

The game trailer “Fianna-Heim” earned its creators several faculty awards. They now have successful careers in fx, game design, and illustration.

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The developers behind the new tool explain why they created it, how it is used, and what lies ahead for real-time 2d animation.

The veteran artist will teach art direction at the online school CAT Animation this summer semester.

Register for FREE to attend the Caribbean’s top animation event, taking place virtually April 21–25.

The online festival will take place on March 24–25.

The award-winning artist talks about his unconventional route into animation, and the pivotal role the software played in his career.

Ilze Burkovksa-Jacobsen explains how she drew on her experience of an oppressive regime to make her Oscar-qualified feature.

Experienced animator Amedeo Beretta explains why good 3d animation is about so much more than software.

Ruthie Harrison and Richie Ward reflect on the opportunities MECA has given them to make art and present it to the world.

The exhibition will take place at Gallery Nucleus from February 6 to 21.

Existential and spiritual themes run through all four films: “The Great Malaise,” “I, Barnabé,” “Altötting,” and “4 North A.”

Director Borja Peña Gorostegui and the animation team at Psyop describe their creative process for making the short “Lost & Crowned.”

The short, which Meacham directed at Dreamworks Animation, speaks a simple truth: you never know whose life you could change.

If nominated for an Oscar, “Umbrella” will become the first Brazilian film to reach that stage in the animated short category.