On Winning an Oscar...
While the entire world recognizes the Oscar, past winners reflect on what the statue means to them and has meant to their career. The answers will surprise you.
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Editor's Notebook
Here we go again...
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Has the Boom Gone Bust?: The Animation Art Market
Four respected gallery owners discuss the current status of the animation art market, including what is hot and what is not.
Un aperçu de la prochaine vente aux enchères de Christie's
Pierre Lambert, expert chez Christie's pour l'animation, nous donne un aper de ce qui sera prentla prochaine vente aux enches en avril 1999. Article disponibleen franis et en anglais.
Animation Goes Daily At KliK
The first animation series to be entirely produced and aired in the same day is here, Le JourNul de Franis Pusse,care of motion capture, key framing and KliK Animation. Heather Kenyontakes a look at their grueling schedule.
Editor's Notebook
Here's to recent developments!
In ANIMATIONWorld | Columns: Editor
ILM's Seth Rosenthal on Motion Capture
Seth Rosenthal, the motion capture department supervisorat Industrial Light & Magic, took time out of his "menacing"schedule to discuss a gamut of topics relating to motion capture with HeatherKenyon.
Executive Talk: 1999 Predictions
Bertrand Mosca Responsable des Programmes Jeunesse France 3 Ce qui marquera l'ann 99, ce sera la profusion de programmes d'animation toujours plus novateurs et suisants. L'animation, en pleine effervescence l'helle mondiale, offre depuis ces dernies anns une surenche de la qualit que ce soit au niveau des concepts, des graphismes ou des performances techniques.
A France 3, onotre volume horaire de diffusion de programmes pour enfants n'est malheureusement...
Editor's Notebook
What A Year! What A Future?
In ANIMATIONWorld | Columns: Editor
Executive Talk: 1999 Predictions
We asked key industry figures to predict the trends, and biggest changes and events in animation that 1999 will see. The results were surprising. While animation is booming a shift in the work load is coming...
Editor's Notebook: December 1998
Heather KenyonWow! It's an interactive future!
I can't wait to go to Disneyland in forty years. It is going to be unbelievable! Already I am a huge fan of Disneyland. The best treat for me in the past has been a two day ticket given to me for Christmas. So, to read Clark Dodsworth's article "Theme Parks in the Digital Age" is exciting not only because of his predictions of the future, but also for what is already here. I realized that the Indiana Jones ride was different every time I went through but I had no idea this could be attributed to the...
Editor's Notebook: November 1998
Heather KenyonIt is true. One cannot discuss animation without discussing Disney. From early marketing plans to today's newest animated feature, Disney has played a major role in our industry. While many may wrinkle their nose at the monolith, one must admit that the impact of this one man and his company is amazing.
In our Feature Animation section, Tom Sito discusses the turmoil at Disney Feature Animation in "Disney's The Fox and the Hound: The Coming of the Next Generation." The Fox and the Hound was a film made during the transition...
Balancing Commercials and Personal Work: Three Directors Speak
Jonathan Hodgson, Aleksandra Korejwo and Bill Plympton, all commercial and independent directors, relate how they feel about the contrasts between directing commercials and their own independent works.
Editor's Notebook
The inventiveness of independents...
In ANIMATIONWorld | Columns: Editor
Editor's Notebook
Expanding television...
In ANIMATIONWorld | Columns: Editor
Editor's Notebook
Old countries are learning new tricks...
In ANIMATIONWorld | Columns: Editor
Cardiff: A Difficult Year To Be Any Festival
Heather Kenyon relates the events from Cardiff, Wales, an educational festival full of panel discussions and lectures with many bright spots, despite the rain.
Late Nite With Space Ghost
Who is behind this spandex-clad leader of late night? Heather Kenyon investigates with help from Cartoon Network's Michael Lazzo, Senior Vice President, Programming and Production.
Editor's Notebook
Is it all that upsetting?
In ANIMATIONWorld | Columns: Editor
It Takes Three To Tango: Students
Through a series of pointed questions we take a look at the relationship between educators, industry representatives and students. See what Students have to say.
