Aardman and BAFTA have announced a yearlong partnership with the charity’s youth strand Young BAFTA.
As Aardman approaches its 50th anniversary, the joint initiative will see the studio become an official partner of the Young BAFTA programme to support the next generation of creative talent through a roster of year-round learning programmes. ... See MoreSee Less
Multi-award-winning independent animation studio Aardman and BAFTA® have announced a yearlong partnership with the charity’s youth strand Young BAFTA®. As
The award-winning creator of the Netflix animated fantasy horror comedy series DeadEnd: Paranormal Park is among the line-up of speakers at University of Gloucestershire’s 2025 Fine Lines Festival.
WHEN: 10th May 2025
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To celebrate the launch of their new book #intimateanimation, Skwigly Editor in Chief Ben Mitchell - Creative Offal and Dr. Laura-Beth Cowley have curated a programme of animated films for Bar Shorts that explore the sensitive, sensual - and sometimes saucy - side of animation.
Following the screening there will be a panel discussion hosted by Chris Shepherd.
Today on Skwigly we look at veteran industry writer Nancy Denney-Phelps's anecodotal access guide to some of the world's most noteworthy and characterful animation festivals ... See MoreSee Less
The much loved, internationally popular 'Maya the Bee' celebrates its 50th year in the animation world this year - we delve into the history of the various outings for this character; from the Japanese-made series to the more well known CG features... ... See MoreSee Less
Before making its animated debut, The Adventures of Maya the Bee was a picture book written by German author Waldemar Bonsels in 1912. It told the story
Aardman and BAFTA have announced a yearlong partnership with the charity’s youth strand Young BAFTA.
As Aardman approaches its 50th anniversary, the joint initiative will see the studio become an official partner of the Young BAFTA programme to support the next generation of creative talent through a roster of year-round learning programmes. ... See MoreSee Less
Aardman Partners With Bafta To Support Animation Stars Of The Future - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Multi-award-winning independent animation studio Aardman and BAFTA® have announced a yearlong partnership with the charity’s youth strand Young BAFTA®. As0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The award-winning creator of the Netflix animated fantasy horror comedy series DeadEnd: Paranormal Park is among the line-up of speakers at University of Gloucestershire’s 2025 Fine Lines Festival.
WHEN: 10th May 2025
More details at: skwigly.co.uk/events/event/fine-lines-festival ... See MoreSee Less
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ANIMATION EVENT
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To celebrate the launch of their new book #intimateanimation, Skwigly Editor in Chief Ben Mitchell - Creative Offal and Dr. Laura-Beth Cowley have curated a programme of animated films for Bar Shorts that explore the sensitive, sensual - and sometimes saucy - side of animation.
Following the screening there will be a panel discussion hosted by Chris Shepherd.
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The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) reveals its 2025 poster designed by Academy Award-winning Canadian animator Torill Kove ... See MoreSee Less
Torill Kove's Ottawa International Animation Festival 2025 Poster Takes Flight - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) reveals its 2025 poster designed by Academy Award-winning Canadian director, animator, and0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today on Skwigly we look at veteran industry writer Nancy Denney-Phelps's anecodotal access guide to some of the world's most noteworthy and characterful animation festivals ... See MoreSee Less
On The Animation Trail | Book Review - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Any animator who has actively traveled with their films during a festival run will have doubtless crossed paths with Nancy Denney-Phelps. A force of0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The much loved, internationally popular 'Maya the Bee' celebrates its 50th year in the animation world this year - we delve into the history of the various outings for this character; from the Japanese-made series to the more well known CG features... ... See MoreSee Less
Maya the Bee's 50 Years of Animated Adventures - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Before making its animated debut, The Adventures of Maya the Bee was a picture book written by German author Waldemar Bonsels in 1912. It told the story0 CommentsComment on Facebook