An indie animation anthology comprised of seven films based on the theme of strangers.
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An indie animation anthology comprised of seven films based on the theme of strangers.
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Cartoon Brew is giving away tickets to the Pictoplasma character design conference in New York City!
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"Our primary goal is to broaden and redefine the perception of animation in the US."
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The top animation prizes at both Sundance and Slamdance were won by student animated shorts from the U.K.
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The United States is about to get something that it hasn't had in many years: a world-class international animation festival.
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Lepore spoke with Cartoon Brew about the tactile wonder of stop-motion, gender and merit in animation, and why guest-directing 'Adventure Time' is a resume-stuffer that's hard to beat.
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Add a CommentThe art provocateur has transformed a derelict English seaside resort into the " UK’s most disappointing new visitor attraction.”
Add a CommentAnnecy is taking over San Diego Comic-Con as the place for Hollywood to preview its major projects.
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The first time we wrote about Kirsten Lepore, she was studying at Maryland Institute College of Art where she’d made an inventive hand-drawn short called Story from North America. Now she’s a grad student in the experimental program at CalArts, and she’s turning out some top-notch work.
Bottle is the story of an unlikely friendship between a clump of sand and a pile of snow—a far more engaging concept than it may sound and the type of story that can only be told through animation. Kirsten uses stop motion to create a believably bittersweet fantasy within the natural outdoors, and her masterful storytelling has the ability to make us both smile and reach for a box of tissues.
If the heartwrenching final shot of the film is too much, here’s a brilliant and funny bit of animation she did that’ll cheer you up.
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