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Tag Archives: Animation
Wreck-It Ralph New Image, Early Feedback
A new images was released from Disney Animation’s next feature film. In it, 8-bit Ralph, is inside a game called Hero’s Duty, instead of his own game – “Wreck-It Ralph”. On a quest to prove he’s got what it takes … Continue reading
Posted in Animation
Tagged Animation, Animation, feature animation, walt disney animation studios, wdas, wreck-it ralph
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Three new stills from Disney Animated Short – Paperman
The innovative animated short “Paperman” from first-time director John Kahrs makes its theatrical debut in front of “Wreck-It Ralph” on Nov. 2, 2012. Three new image stills from the movie have been released. Above is “Morning Commute” – In “Paperman,” … Continue reading
Posted in Animation
Tagged animated short, Animation, Animation, innovative, paperman, wreck-it ralph
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Inside the Animation Process: Gothel & Rapunzel Building A Shot
Disney animator Jamaal Bradley (alas, now at Dreamworks) created a video to show how a scene comes together. In this case a snippet of “Mama Knows Best” from Rapunzel is first shown in final render, then broken down step by … Continue reading
Rare Oscar Nominated Disney Short Surfaces
It was 1996 and Walt Disney Feature Animation was undergoing a bit of a renaissance, Aladdin, The Lion King, and Pocahontas were all hits. They were even getting new digs close to the main studio and out of that terrible … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Animation Business, Television
Tagged academy award, Animation, Animation, Disney television animation, redux riding hood
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