Matt Youngberg On The Cartoon Antics In His New Skydance Short ‘Bad Luck Spot’
“Our goal with the short was to hearken back to the classic cartoons of yesteryear but to do so with modern sensibilities and technology,” says Youngberg.
“Our goal with the short was to hearken back to the classic cartoons of yesteryear but to do so with modern sensibilities and technology,” says Youngberg.
Skydance Animation is getting ready to launch a six-acre campus in Santa Monica this month.
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The short film is written and directed by Joe Mateo, who was head of story on “Big Hero 6.”
Directed by former Disney story artist Joe Mateo, “Blush” will be the first Skydance Animation short released by Apple TV+.
The deal will give a boost to Apple TV+’s meager animation offerings.
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The John Lasseter-led studio’s films are currently set up at Paramount and dated for 2022.
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Skydance Animation scores with another high-profile hire on the management side.
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The film will be among the first releases from feature animation start-up Skydance Animation.