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Cartoon Movie Showcases Robust Euro Slate


March 12, 2013 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image
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Last week, 56 animated projects from 20 European countries were the subject of panels, screenings and financing talks at the 15th edition of Cartoon Movie, the co-production forum takes place each year in Lyon, France. More than 700 animation professionals from the record number of 40 countries had the opportunity [...]

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Nominees Announced for Cartoon D’Or Short Prize


July 11, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image
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The European Association of Animation Film, Cartoon, has announced the five finalists for the Cartoon d’Or 2012, the pan-European award for the best animated short film of the year. The award ceremony will take place on Thursday 13 September in Toulouse, during the 23rd Cartoon Forum, the co-production platform for [...]

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Art of the Matter


June 2, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image
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An artistic mouse and a musically talented bear form a special bond in the charming new French animated feature Ernest and Celestine. Mentioning Didier Brunner’s name in international animation circles often evokes a mixture of awe and admiration. The talented and prolific French producer and his Paris-based studio Les Armateurs [...]

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Chomet Working on New ‘Triplets of Belleville’ Prequel


May 18, 2012 by Ramin Zahed 3 Comments divider image
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Didier Brunner, the prolific French animation producer behind films such as Kirikou and the Savage Beast, The Secret of Kells and this year’s much-anticipated Ernest and Celestine told Animation Magazine that he and director Sylvain Chomet are working on a new prequel to the Oscar-nominated 2004 Triplets of Belleville. The [...]

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Michael Rose Discusses ‘The Gruffalo’s Child,’ ‘Chico & Rita’


February 21, 2012 by Ramin Zahed 1 Comment divider image
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Producer Michael Rose discusses his well-received animated projects, The Gruffalo’s Child and Chico & Rita About seven years ago, Aardman veteran Michael Rose set up Magic Light Pictures, a London-based indie production company with Martin Pope. Rose, who produced the Oscar-nominated The Gruffalo (2009) and this year’s BAFTA-nominated The Gruffalo’s [...]

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Quad’s Animated ‘Ballerina’ Ready to Move


February 16, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image
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French producers Nicolas Duval, Yann Zenou and Laurent Zeitoun (Quad Films) have announced their next project, a 3D animated feature called Ballerina. Quad is the shingle behind recent Franco live-action hits such as Intouchables and Heartbreaker. Variety reports that film will be set in 1879 Paris and follow the adventures [...]

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‘Lion King’s’ Roger Allers Joins Animated ‘Prophet’


January 16, 2012 by Thomas J. McLean 1 Comment divider image
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Roger Allers, who co-directed Disney’s smash hit The Lion King and Sony Pictures Animation’s Open Season, has signed on to an animated adaptation of Khalil Gibran’s poetry collection The Prophet. According to Deadline.com, Allers will oversee the creative end of the movie, which will feature chapters made by other animators. [...]

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How to Create a Spanish Gem


December 10, 2011 by Ramin Zahed 3 Comments divider image
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Director Ignacio Ferreras discusses the joys and challenges of adapting the graphic novel Arrugas (Wrinkles) into a 2D animated film. First-time reactions of audiences to an animated movie can be very telling. Just ask Spanish director Ignacio Ferreras, who is getting a lot of attention this year because of his [...]

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‘Nos Amis’ Across the Sea


October 7, 2011 by Mercedes Milligan No Comments divider image
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How the French government is bolstering international animated co-productions, plus a whirlwind tour of top toon houses. As a country renowned for its artistic temperament, fans of French animation are used to marveling at the work of toon auteurs like Sylvain Chomet, Bibo Bergeron, Michel Ocelot or turn-of-the-century effects pioneer [...]

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13 Animators, 12 VFX Artists Invited to Join AMPAS


June 17, 2011 by Thomas J. McLean 2 Comments divider image
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has invited 13 animators, 12 visual effects artists and a total of 178 filmmakers and film industry executives to join its ranks. Animators on the invite list includes such high-profile names as Sylvain Chomet, Tomm Moore, Teddy Newton and Bob Peterson. Visual [...]

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