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Watch the powerful debut film of animator Robert Valley.

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This week, more than 7,000 girls and young women will be infected with HIV.

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A first look at Marvel's "Rocket & Groot" shorts produced by Passion Pictures.

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The moment young Ivan saw Evie, it was love, then rivalry, at first sight.

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Best known for his work on projects like "Gorillaz" and "Tron: Uprising," Robert Valley is making a statement of his own with an electrifying new project.

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The "Dumb Ways to Die" studio brings its commecial operations down under.

Saschka Unseld, who conceived and directed the Pixar short "The Blue Umbrella," has moved to the East Coast to become the creative director of Passion New York,

I haven’t checked out Disney XD’s new series Randy Cunningham, 9th Grade Ninja, but I’ve just caught up with the incredible opening title sequence directed by Kevin Dart and Stephane Coedel. It was created in Flash and After FX, produced out of Passion Pictures in London. The series, created by Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas, began airing last month and is about… oh, just watch the opening to find out:

The Butterfly Effect is a short CG/mo-cap animated film created by Dan Sumich at UK-based Passion Pictures. It was made in partnership with games engine developer Unity, to show-off their new Unity 4.0 3D software. Hang on, it’s a pretty wild ride.

No doubt inspired by the graffiti animation of artist BLU, Patrick Jean (Pixels) directed this commercial for UK’s Passion Pictures, for client Credit Confidential. The live action was shot on location in Buenos Aires.

Credits
Director: Patrick Jean
Producer: Anna Lord
Live Action: Producer: Debbie Crosscup
VFX Supervisor: Neil Riley
CG Production: Manager Aline Ngo
2D Animation: Jerry Forder, Edward Hall
2D painting: Steven Lall, Alan Henry, Tony Clarke
Modelling: Ian Brown
Editor: Jamie Foord
Mural Design: Matt W Moore
Character Design: Yann Benedi and Celine Desrumaux
Music: Eclectic TV
Voice over: Kenneth Crannam

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The Lost Thing, a fifteen-minute CG animated short with a tactile, painterly feel, is based on a children’s book by Shaun Tan. It won the top short film prize earlier this year at the Annecy International Animation Festival. Co-directed by Tan and Andrew Ruhemann, the film was produced by a micro-crew of four artists out of Passion Pictures Australia. All of the animation is credited to just one person—Leo Baker—who also did most of the rigging. Lots of info about the project in this article on Screenhub. Film website at TheLostThing.com.

(Thanks, Josef)