Cartoon Saloon’s Louise Bagnall Shares First Details On Her Debut Feature ‘Julián’
Adapted from the book “Julián Is a Mermaid,” the film will feature hand-drawn animation and a bit of magic.
Adapted from the book “Julián Is a Mermaid,” the film will feature hand-drawn animation and a bit of magic.
The Irish studio will expand Princess’ output capacity as it targets new genres and new markets.
Husband-wife filmmakers Graham Jones and Kasia Wiśniewska take on the tech sector in their latest satirical feature.
The festival celebrates the creativity and craft of the visual image.
The group also called on the government to work towards decentralizing the industry away from Dublin, helping studios set up in rural towns.
Nora Twomey, the director of “The Breadwinnner,” helms the feature adaptation of this Newbery Medal-winning kids’ book.
Get ready for two amazing days of animation screenings, conferences, awards, and workshops – all from the comfort of your own home.
The project blends classic cartoon craziness and interactive trivia.
Net profits increased 161% year-on-year at Ireland’s most famous animation studio.
“Flee” picked up nominations in three categories.
The experienced director and showrunner will oversee the young studio’s content slate, original and service work alike.
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The organizers plan to hold the event in its usual home of Toulouse, France on September 20–23.
The film is the first release from London-based animation production company Aniventure.
Cartoon Saloon’s series “Dorg Van Dango” and the striking student film “Shergar” were among the other winners.
The online festival will take place on March 24–25.
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