Report: Feinaki Beijing Animation Week, An Event That’s Bringing Indie Animation To Chinese Audiences
Cartoon Brew visited the first edition of Feinaki Beijing Animation Week, a new kind of animation event in China.
Cartoon Brew visited the first edition of Feinaki Beijing Animation Week, a new kind of animation event in China.
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The project is currently seeking a writer.
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Well, it’s about time!
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Don’t miss this opportunity: half of the shortlisted Oscar animated shorts are currently available to view online.