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One More Time with Feathers


December 10, 2011 by Mercedes Milligan 1 Comment divider image
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George Miller’s Oscar-winning, soft-shoeing penguin crew is back in the new 3-D adventure, Happy Feet 2. Back in 2006, audiences around the world got their toes tapping for an inventive CG animated feature called Happy Feet. The film shook up the toon world and sealed its reputation by beating Pixar’s [...]

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Ollie Johnston: Even ‘Old Men’ Need a Lift!


October 27, 2011 by Michael Mallory 2 Comments divider image
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Those of us who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s became familiar with the smiling, warm fellow who chatted with us over the airwaves every Sunday evening on The Wonderful World of Disney. But as I’m sure everyone knows by now, that avuncular quality was only one facet of [...]

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Academy to Salute John Hubley


October 5, 2011 by Mercedes Milligan No Comments divider image
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The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences’ next “Monday Nights with Oscar” screening series installment will celebrate the life and work of acclaimed animator John Hubley. The event, set for next Monday, October 10 at 7 p.m. to be held at the Academy Theater at Lighthouse International in New [...]

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Question for the Week of September 19 2011


September 18, 2011 by admin 14 Comments divider image
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In view of the success of the new 3D version of The Lion King, which other titles would you like to revisit in 3D? The Little Mermaid Pinocchio Bambi Spirited Away Other

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A Fin-de-Siècle Fantasy: ‘A Monster in Paris’


September 7, 2011 by Ramin Zahed 4 Comments divider image
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DreamWorks veteran Bibo Bergeron goes back to his French roots with A Monster in Paris, an elegant CG-animated feature set in 1910. French director Bibo Bergeron has directed two very different DreamWorks animated features (The Road to El Dorado and Shark Tale) and worked as character designer on the studio’s [...]

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Faster Than the Eye Can See!


July 27, 2011 by Michael Mallory 6 Comments divider image
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One individual animation drawing goes by faster than the eye can register. Animators have an abundance of funny ideas.  Animators working in England frequently go to lunch in pubs and knock back a few, lubricating those funny ideas. To what do these three facts add up? To that fact that [...]

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Berkeley Series Spotlights Disney Animator John Musker


by Thomas J. McLean No Comments divider image
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The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive has set a special look Aug. 3-7 at the art of animation with Disney director John Musker, whose credits include Aladdin, The Little Mermaid and The Princess and the Frog. The series of events begins with Musker appearing for an event called [...]

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Soyuzmultfilm Requests Fund Increase from Russia’s Putin


July 11, 2011 by Thomas J. McLean No Comments divider image
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Iconic Russian animation studio Soyuzmultfilm has requested a bailout from Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to avoid going under, reports Variety. Founded 75 years ago, the studio has produced such classics as The Snow Queen, The Golden Antelope and a Russian version of Pinocchio called The Adventures of Buratino. It also produced [...]

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Annecy Announces Animation Panels


May 19, 2011 by Mercedes Milligan No Comments divider image
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The Annecy International Animated Film Festival and Market (MIFA), taking place in France June 6-11, has completed its lineup of animation industry panels. Highlights include making-of looks at Rio and Rango as well as a four-film case study that covers Pinocchio, Chico & Rita, Soul Man and Zarafa. Conference organizers [...]

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Henson, Del Toro Proceed with Stop-Motion ‘Pinocchio’


February 17, 2011 by Thomas J. McLean 1 Comment divider image
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Guillermo del Toro and The Jim Henson Co. have agreed to proceed with the director’s long-planned stop-motion animated feature version of Pinocchio. According to Variety, Pathe has signed on to develop and produce the project, which will be made in stereoscopic 3D and is set to begin production later this [...]

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