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"We need to think less about filling today's vacancy and more about building tomorrow's workforce."
As the animation industry navigates an uncertain future, how can studios, educators and industry ensure that emerging talent isn't left behind? From paid placements and studio training to mentorships and making your first connections, our latest feature gives the perspectives of UAL: University of the Arts London, ScreenSkills and Blinkink on how to support the next generation of UK animation talent.
Read their thoughts at skwigly.co.uk/animation-talent-development-in-2026/ ...
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Breaking into the animation industry has never been easy, but with fewer junior roles, studio closures and shrinking training budgets, where does that leave the next generation of talent?
In our latest feature, we speak to representatives from UAL: University of the Arts London, ScreenSkills and Blinkink about the challenges facing emerging animators, the importance of mentorship and the opportunities still available to those trying to get their foot in the door.
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Who’s Still Sending the Ladder Down? Animation Talent Development in 2026 - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Perspectives from UAL, ScreenSkills and Blinkink on entry-level roles and early-career development. Something’s felt a little…different in the animation0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This Saturday in London, CGI artist and animation director Masaya Inaba joins Artificial Kreativity to share how hand-drawn animation, background painting and CGI come together in Japanese animation.
Drawing on his work on ChaO, All You Need Is Kill and MUTAFUKAZ, Inaba will take audiences behind the scenes of Studio 4°C productions and talk about his journey from discovering manga in Brazil to working in anime in Tokyo. The talk will be followed by an audience Q&A and a chance to meet other creatives.
WHEN: Saturday 7 November at 12pm
WHERE: art’otel London Hoxton.
Tickets are £15 (£12 concessions).
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CGI Artist and Japanese Animation Director, Masaya Inaba joins Artificial Kreativity for a Kreative Talk - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Artificial Kreativity announces a Kreative Talk with CGI artist and Japanese animation director Masaya Inaba, exploring how traditional hand-drawn0 CommentsComment on Facebook
In the latest Skwigly Animation Podcast we welcome the director duo Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado to discuss their DreamWorks Animation feature film #ForgottenIsland and welcome back Peter Lord, David Sproxton and Nick Park of Aardman to discuss the Bristol studio’s landmark 50th anniversary celebrations including their Lightroom exhibition and new book 'Grand: The Autobiography of Gromit'.
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The Skwigly Screening returns to the Manchester Animation Festival!
Join us for a selection of animated shorts from our global animation community, hand-picked by the Skwigly team.
WHEN: Wednesday 11 November, 7pm
WHERE: HOME Event Space, Manchester
Find out more about the films showing and to get tickets: skwigly.co.uk/events/event/skwigly-screening-maf/ ...
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"For the most part, Iron Boy looks nothing short of astoundingly beautiful. Going back to his 2D roots, Clichy finds a minimalist, inky art style that uses lighting to bring complexity to each shot."
Louis Clichy's latest animated feature, Iron Boy, is a beautifully crafted coming-of-age story, exploring childhood, ones first crush, disability and finding your place in the world.
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Iron Boy Review: Louis Clichy Creates a World "Indistinguishable from a Memory" - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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I wanted Iron Boy to draw me closer. Seeing myself in so much of main character Christophe’s story, I felt primed for the film to sweep me away, have me0 CommentsComment on Facebook