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Written by Charles
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Monday, 04 March 2013 20:21 |
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A young boy's troubled feelings about growing up into the adult world is the subject of this film. "Drifting" is a first year project by Tim Divall of the Royal College of Art in London.
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Written by Charles
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Sunday, 03 March 2013 08:03 |
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Take a look at this beautiful animation using a cut out technique. It originates from 18bis in Rio de Janeiro. This is a free interpretation of a poem by famed Chilean Pablo Neruda. Check out the 18bis Facebook page here. As an added bonus the making of video follows the film.
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Written by Charles
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Friday, 01 March 2013 21:01 |
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A virtual insitution on the AnimationNation Forums since 1999, Snakebite Cortez has recently begun to record videos and has been sharing them with us. An outspoken advocate of independence in the creative community, Snakebite's opinions are often contrarian and controversial compared to what the mainstream community may be feeling, yet what he has to say has wisdom and value. A veteran of both comics and animation he is renowned as a brilliant Photoshop artist, fashion designer, tattoo designer, event coordinator, gallery founder and all around bad boy in a good way. Follow this link to see more of his work.
Check out two of his latest videos. The first addresses his views on the current state of the VFX industry in Hollywood and the second addresses ideas for contracts for independent creators in work for hire situations. Snakebite pulls no punches so be aware...
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Written by Charles
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Friday, 01 March 2013 02:04 |
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The great Ralph Bakshi has a KIckstarter campaign in progress that's winding down to its last couple of days. With 62 hours left as of this writing he's approaching his $165,000 goal. If you'd like to find out more and pledge to the "Last Days of Coney Island" project follow this link. Let's see Ralph's latest creative endeavor join the ranks of the many other crowdfunding campaigns that have seen success in recent times. Good luck Ralph!
EDIT: Ralph Bakshi has reached his goal with 44 hours left to the campaign. Congratulations Mr. Bakshi! There's still time to pledge. Deadline March 3 2013.
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Written by Charles
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Thursday, 28 February 2013 17:48 |
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Aren't popular characters supposed to head straight to TV as their own series? Not any more! The "Angry Birds' video game franchise from Rovio is going to the Web instead. Do you think it will be successful? Can an animated series make it if it's not on television? Well, the trailer for the series is on YouTube and in the course of less than two days it has garnered 642,659 views. I think it will do just fine.
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