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Adam and Dog Full Video Online
Academy Award nominee “Adam and Dog” is now fully represented online. If you are interested in seeing the full 15 minute short, you now can because director Minkyu Lee has posted the full version to the Internets.
Bydlo Named One of Canada’s 10 Best Short Animated Films
“Bydlo,” an animation directed by Patrick Bouchard for the National Film Board of Canada, was named Tuesday evening as one of Canada’s top short films of 2012.
The 12th annual Canada’s Top Ten list was announced at a Toronto gala organized by the Toronto International Film Festival Group. Actors Sarah Gadon and Don McKellar were the hosts.
Hotel Transylvania Opens in Spain to $3.6 million
Sony Animation“s “Hotel Transylvania” opened for business in a host of countries this past weekend, helping it make $18.1 million in its fourth week of foreign release.
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Musicians’ Union Sues Over Use of “Simpsons” Tunes
The American Federation of Musicians sued 20th Century Fox and NBC Universal last week, objecting to the use of the recorded music soundtrack from The Simpsons in a series-based roller coaster attraction at Universal Studios Theme Park in Hollywood.
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Jeanette Thomas was Widow of Disney’s Animator Frank Thomas
Jeanette Armentrout Thomas, the widow of legendary Disney animator Frank Thomas (one of Walt Disney’s renowned “Nine Old Men”), died Saturday at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena, California from age-related illnesses. She was 91.
Wallen New CTO at DreamWorks Animation
DreamWorks Animation has announced they have promoted Lincoln Wallen as their new CTO, replacing current CTO Ed Leonard. DreamWorks Animation has juts released Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted, and is releasing the highly anticipated Rise Of The Guardians next month.
DreamWorks Animation and Technicolor Partner On Distribution Deal
In a major strange bedfellows pairing, DreamWorks Animation and Technicolor announce a joint venture in a content distribution deal. Their new company– called M-Go– will be pushing out content digitally. But not just DWA’s content… the agreement announced Tuesday are with NBCUniversal, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution.
Film festival in Glendale has a Jones for Chuck
On Friday, September 21 at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, California, the Chuck Jones Centennial Celebration Film Festival will be an evening devoted to honoring the artist who brought to life such famous cartoon characters as Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, Pepé le Pew, Marvin Martian and Marc Anthony.
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Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie voicing animated film
Longtime friends Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are reuniting for an animated film to be released on Christmas Day 2014.
Scaredy Squirrel wins Canadian screenwriting award
“Nothing But the Tooth,” an episode of Nelvana’s “Scaredy Squirrel” written by Darrin Rose, won a Canadian screenwriting award for animation Monday evening from the Writers’ Guild of Canada.
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Universal’s “The Lorax” makes $8.6 million abroad
With opening dates in 16 major countries yet to be determined, Universal Studios’ 3D-animated Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax made $8.6 million at 3,753 venues in 51 overseas countries this past weekend.
Reimage Disney Posters
British freelance graphic artist Rowan Stocks-Moore likes to take well-known media and rework them in his minimalist style. He has revisioned the major nominees fr this years Oscars, and many notable works of literature. In his latest opus, he takes on the classic films from Disney.
“Lorax” statue goes missing from Dr. Seuss’ home
From there to here, from here to there, things are stolen everywhere.
This time, it’s a 300-pound, three-foot-high bronze statue of Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax, star of the recent animated film of the same name.
“Madagascar 3″ making world premiere at Cannes
“Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted” will have its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May, making the DreamWorks Animation film the first major summer release to be on the fest’s schedule.
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CG-animated Beasts of Burden hauled into theaters
“Shrek” and “Chronicles of Narnia” director Andrew Adamson is leading the team that will adapt Dark Horse Comics’ Beasts of Burden onto the big screen.
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