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"There is no denying it: animators can do things other filmmakers can only dream of. Unbound by the limits of reality, they can conjure new worlds filled with impossible scenarios and unforgettable characters. This ability to realize fantasy can have profound effects on the narrative and the viewer, creating memorable experiences that last well beyond the closing credits." - Simon Tagg, PureRed Executive Animation Director With the recent announcement of the Oscar nominations, it's clear that Disney productions have faced more competition this year. Disney's main competition for the past few decades has mainly been DreamWorks Animation, but the likes of Sony Pictures Animation and Illumination have vastly improved, giving Disney a run for their money, but also bringing fans of animated films a lot more to smile about. We can't wait to see who wins in March. 🎞️🍿 Read the full blog on our website: https://lnkd.in/dYcSQ7_Y #Animation #Disney #Oscars2024 #AnimationStudio #Blog #BoxOffice #FutureOfAnimation #AnimatedFilms 

Another foray into animation today as I am sharing a cool little documentary I found on Youtube, about the multi-plane camera. The multi-plane camera, a clever invention by the Disney studios in the 1930s, enabled animators to create the illusion of depth and movement in their films. Today, we can still see its influence in the use of 3D animation and dynamic camera angles in modern animated movies. But the impact of this technology goes beyond just visuals. It allowed for more complex storytelling and character development, bringing animated movies to a new level of sophistication. See the explanation by the man himself https://lnkd.in/ecACd373 #animation #disney #framebyframe

Ever wondered how Netflix has those animated images in the background? It’s not that complex to achieve using Compose for TV. 1) Create a crossfade image. 2) Scale it 1.5 times. 3) Then, animate the image along the X and Y diagonals using a simple float animation. Your previously static background is now animated! You can find a working example in our TV repository: https://lnkd.in/djePAq-s

Did you know that the first 3D animated feature film was "Toy Story," released by Pixar Animation Studios in 1995? It revolutionized the animation industry and paved the way for countless future 3D animated movies. #3danimation #animationfilms #cartoons #motiongraphics

Fabulously high in my list is must see animation work!

15 Animation Movies You Must Watch (But this time it’s different) I decided to make a list of lesser-known and underrated animation movies, instead of the regular iconic movies like Toy Story, The Lion King, etc. As always, I added the QR code for every movie trailer! The list is: Treasure Planet Meet the Robinsons Bolt Peter Pan 2 Over the Hedge Flushed Away Corpse Bride Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Everyone’s Hero Kubo and the Two Strings The Mitchells vs The Machines Abominable The Croods Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas Onward What do you think? Do you know some of these movies? Write to me in the comments!

🌟 Throwback to one of my past projects: the french TV channel "ÈRE TV Satellite Video Explainer." 🌟 I had the opportunity to create a dynamic and engaging motion graphic to explain the features and benefits of ÈRE TV's satellite services. Combining animation and design, the goal was to make complex information simple, clear, and visually captivating. #eretv #motiongraphics #videoexplainer #graphicdesign #digitalmedia #visualstorytelling #france

"Fantasia," released in 1940, is a Disney animated film that revolutionized the world of animation. It features a series of visually stunning segments set to classical music, breaking away from traditional narrative structures. The film's innovative blend of animation and music pushed the boundaries of the medium, showcasing the potential for animation as a serious and artistic form. Watching "Fantasia" offers a unique and enriching experience, providing a visual feast, introducing viewers to classical music, and highlighting its significant role in the history and evolution of animation. We'd recommend if you want a nostalgic look at Disney animation! #FilmRecs #ClassicMovies #Disney #PluckyMovieRecs #Fantasia

In 1928: Disney changed the animation industry when they added synchronized sound to cartoons. Then they evolved animation again a few years later with 3-Strip Technicolor. And now almost 100 years later… Those mechanisms still bring new styles of animation. Plus animation continues to explode. (Disney not so much) But even excluding Disney’s strange direction with their animated films today… Companies still know how to use those same mechanisms from the past to create demand for their products. They live the test of time. Same goes for aspects like: • Why people buy • How to persuade • What people want to hear They will always be the same reasons to trigger an action from the market. The deliverables change. You may add some uniqueness to it. Though in the end… What worked before will work now.

Check out the exclusive behind-the-scenes journey of creating Exoborne's announcement trailer. Episode 2 takes you deeper into the world of previz/layout, showcasing the precision behind creating captivating animation sequences. Previz/layout involves creating a preliminary visualisation or layout of scenes before the full animation or filming process begins. It helps plan and organise the composition, camera angles, and movements, providing a roadmap for the final animation or film production. Elevate your understanding of creative development in this exclusive behind-the-scenes journey. Edited by Maciej Obara | Editors #Platige #Exoborne #Previz #Layout