The Battle of the Animation Bands
A Battle of Animation Studio Bands? Women In Animation International (WIA) is planning a “Battle of the Animation Bands” concert, an evening of indie music, to be held in late September in |
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Animation Video Gallery 2010 (April)
Highlight of animation video from around the 'net in April 2010. Five video items are noted here: Style5 Animation's gritty and incisive cop noir short series; watercolor animation from Jeff Scher; |
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Deneroff’s Law about Computer Animation
Animation historian Harvey Deneroff writes perceptively about animation past and present, and not so long ago, he wrote something about computer animation that caught my attention and which helps to |
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DQE Animation + Nick India Prepare New Animation
A new children's TV animation, 'Keymon Ache,' is entering production soon at DQ Entertainment (India). Nickelodeon India promises to find the new program a home on its international networks in the |
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TONIGHT: Toronto Animation Industry Night
Tonight is the second annual Toronto Animation Industry Night presented by Toronto Animation Live. I’m not familiar with the organization hosting the event; their stated purpose is to serve as a |
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Animation Video Gallery 2010 (March)
Highlight of a animation video from around the 'net in March 2010. Six items are noted here: a marvelous color study commissioned by Sony; a promotional clip for the Paris venue La Gaite Lyrique; a |
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The Society for Animation Studies
The 21st Annual Society for Animation Studies Conference, subtitled The Persistence of Animation, will be held July 10-12, 2009, at the Atlanta campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design.Held |
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Animation Licensing News
Mash-up of various television broadcast and animation brand licensing agreements reached during the summer months. 'Huntik' begins its broadcast in the UK; Ilion Animation Studios gets a master toy |
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Kipling's 'Just So Stories' in Animation
Awol Animation and Les Films de l'Arlequin, two France-based animation business groups, are partnering to produce and distribute an animated series based on Rudyard Kipling's 1902 short stories |
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