ANIMATION EVENT If you’re a woman or non-binary person in animation, join the launch of Women in Animation UK before Cardiff Animation Weekender kicks off! ... See MoreSee Less
There are still a few weeks left to submit your work to The Collision Awards – the global platform solely dedicated to honouring excellence in Animation and Motion Design in all its forms. Whether an indie game, an explainer video or short form film, all animated work has a place here - the call for entries is now open ... See MoreSee Less
Shaun the Sheep fans are in for a baaaarilliant treat in 2026, as Sky announces their partnership with multi award winning studio Aardman to release Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom as a Sky Original feature film ... See MoreSee Less
Shaun the Sheep fans are in for a baaaarilliant treat in 2026, as Sky announces their partnership with multi award winning studio Aardman to release Shaun
An absolutely incredible turnout and reception for the launch of Ben Mitchell and Laura-Beth Cowley's new book #IntimateAnimation at London's Garden Cinema Wednesday night.
Immense gratitude to Chris Shepherd and Dave Anderson of Bar Shorts for hosting us, the fabulous staff at Garden Cinema and all the wonderful folks who came out on a school night. Extra special thanks to the brilliant filmmakers whose work we were privileged to screen and a special shoutout to Renee Zhan and Joseph Wallace for joining us in person for the onstage Q&A afterwards!
Keep your eyes on Skwigly for more Intimate Animation events in the near future, starting with Fine Lines in Cheltenham tomorrow! We'll be there with another screening, books at an exclusive discount and some sexy, sexy pin badges.
Belfast-based independent producer Paper Owl Films has been greenlit to produce a second season of its fast-paced Celtic-inspired adventure anime series Lí Ban.
Commissioned by Cúla4/TG4 in Ireland and S4C in the Welsh language, the series is being made with funding support from Coimisiún na Meán, as well as Northern Ireland Screen’s Screen Fund and Irish Language Broadcast Fund and is being distributed internationally by Aardman. ... See MoreSee Less
Belfast-based independent producer Paper Owl Films has been greenlit to produce a second season of its fast-paced Celtic-inspired adventure anime series
Hungary’s first animation film festival, KAFF Kecskemét Animation Film Festival, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year - with a strong emphasis on showcasing the greatest Hungarian creators alongside a vibrant international programme ... See MoreSee Less
Hungary’s first animation film festival – and one of the country’s longest-running film events – the Kecskemét Animation Film Festival (KAFF), celebrating
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If you’re a woman or non-binary person in animation, join the launch of Women in Animation UK before Cardiff Animation Weekender kicks off! ... See MoreSee Less
WIA UK Launch - Animation Event
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There are still a few weeks left to submit your work to The Collision Awards – the global platform solely dedicated to honouring excellence in Animation and Motion Design in all its forms. Whether an indie game, an explainer video or short form film, all animated work has a place here - the call for entries is now open ... See MoreSee Less
Collision Awards
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Honoring excellence in Animation & Motion Design in all its forms.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Shaun the Sheep fans are in for a baaaarilliant treat in 2026, as Sky announces their partnership with multi award winning studio Aardman to release Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom as a Sky Original feature film ... See MoreSee Less
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom to join Sky Original film slate in 2026 - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Shaun the Sheep fans are in for a baaaarilliant treat in 2026, as Sky announces their partnership with multi award winning studio Aardman to release Shaun0 CommentsComment on Facebook
An absolutely incredible turnout and reception for the launch of Ben Mitchell and Laura-Beth Cowley's new book #IntimateAnimation at London's Garden Cinema Wednesday night.
Immense gratitude to Chris Shepherd and Dave Anderson of Bar Shorts for hosting us, the fabulous staff at Garden Cinema and all the wonderful folks who came out on a school night. Extra special thanks to the brilliant filmmakers whose work we were privileged to screen and a special shoutout to Renee Zhan and Joseph Wallace for joining us in person for the onstage Q&A afterwards!
Keep your eyes on Skwigly for more Intimate Animation events in the near future, starting with Fine Lines in Cheltenham tomorrow! We'll be there with another screening, books at an exclusive discount and some sexy, sexy pin badges.
Photos: Dave Anderson, Shaun Clark & Aaron Wood
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Belfast-based independent producer Paper Owl Films has been greenlit to produce a second season of its fast-paced Celtic-inspired adventure anime series Lí Ban.
Commissioned by Cúla4/TG4 in Ireland and S4C in the Welsh language, the series is being made with funding support from Coimisiún na Meán, as well as Northern Ireland Screen’s Screen Fund and Irish Language Broadcast Fund and is being distributed internationally by Aardman. ... See MoreSee Less
Paper Owl Films’ Celtic-Inspired Kids Anime Series Lí Ban Greenlit for Second Season - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Belfast-based independent producer Paper Owl Films has been greenlit to produce a second season of its fast-paced Celtic-inspired adventure anime series0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hungary’s first animation film festival, KAFF Kecskemét Animation Film Festival, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year - with a strong emphasis on showcasing the greatest Hungarian creators alongside a vibrant international programme ... See MoreSee Less
Kecskemét Animation Film Festival (KAFF) Celebrates 40 Years - and 111 Years of Hungarian Animation - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Hungary’s first animation film festival – and one of the country’s longest-running film events – the Kecskemét Animation Film Festival (KAFF), celebrating0 CommentsComment on Facebook