Don’t miss your chance to participate in this year’s celebration of animation in cinema – submit your film today!
Recent instability in Brazil has threatened the festival’s very existence; pledge your support now to ensure they can open their doors to animation fans this coming July 17.
Highlights from 26th event edition include GameZone interactive installations, a new immersive media and pop culture conference, a special track on Science, Games and Animation and numerous premieres and screenings.
Sergiu Negulici’s animated short about a young man’s search for a woman after finding her 70-year-old secret love letter, is now available.
26 diverse European animated shorts, along with workshops and talks, coming to SVA campus November 4-9.
Deadline for submissions to Germany’s 26th Festival of Animated Film Stuttgart is December 1, 2018.
Four more days remain for animated short film submissions, while feature films can be entered up until July 31, to compete for over 2,000,000 JPY in prizes.
Winning contests are fantastic for getting publicity.
Handling broken deals is never easy…and involves lots of crying.
Landing a production deal is heaven…and losing it is hell.
Landing a deal after years of hard work is quite SWEET!
Every Monday or so, Chris Robinson asks an animator how they made a particular film. This week: Faiyaz Jafri's This Ain't Disneyland
At this point in the project, I really hoped I would be further along.
My art is on his butt!
I have pitched as many as 35 studios in one day.
My pitch at Disney led to a meeting at Comic-Con…
Why in the hell did I pitch the same exec over and over?
Or did they??? What happened after that first pitch?
Do you ever get sidetracked from what you need to do?
Producing a high-end animation short takes a lot of time. So what do I plan to do with my ‘Dream Factory’ short when we’re done?
Every Tuesday, Chris Robinson digests and dissects (relatively) new indie animation short films. This week, Eva Cvijanović would gladly trade the Canadian snow for the Croatian coast in Seasick (2013).
Years of hard work pay off for Pixar’s Andrew Coats and Lou Hamou-Lhadj as their indie short ‘Borrowed Time’ earns an Academy Award nomination.
