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Rising of Lusitania AnimaDoc Festival 2026 Winners: ‘Who Killed Narin G**?’ Takes Grand Prix - Skwigly Animation Magazine ...
Rising of Lusitania AnimaDoc Festival 2026 Winners: ‘Who Killed Narin G**?’ Takes Grand Prix - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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From 12–15 October 2026, the Lusitania docked in the Polish port city of Gdańsk for the latest edition of the Rising of Lusitania AnimaDoc Film Festival,0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Animation Nation Forum Returns to Manchester Animation Festival This November for the Industry's Biggest Conversations!
Among the latest additions, Xilam Animation's Lucy Lost will receive its UK Premiere at MAF, followed by a special Q&A, while Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and DNEG Animation's The Cat in the Hat will be showcased alongside an exclusive behind-the-scenes making-of session.
The animation industry will also come together for Animation Nation Forum, the UK's leading animation industry gathering, featuring a full day of discussions, insights and networking opportunities that tackle the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing the sector today. ...
Animation Nation Forum Returns To Manchester This November, Bringing The Industry Together For The Biggest Conversations Shaping Animation Today - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Manchester Animation Festival (MAF), the UK’s only Oscar® and BAFTA®-qualifying animation festival, today announces further programme highlights for 2026,0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Meet the voices behind MaeBee! Mathew Baynton, Louisa Harland, Fern Brady and Jim Howick join the cast of Karrot Animation Kavaleer Productions’s new animated preschool series, which arrives on CBeebies and RTÉJr this Monday, 19 October.
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“There’s no house style. You’re not limited or put in a box that you have to break out of on each movie.”
Forgotten Island directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado discuss the creative freedom behind DreamWorks’ latest animated adventure, drawing inspiration from Filipino folklore and their own personal relationships.
From designing mythical creatures and exploring new animation techniques to balancing horror and comedy, the co-directors take us behind the scenes of their new film, which is out in UK cinemas today (16th October).
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“Blue’s Clues’ legacy in children’s media can’t be overstated.”
30 years after a curious blue puppy bounced onto Nickelodeon screens, we celebrate the legacy of Blue’s Clues and its impact on generations of young viewers.
From its blend of animation and live action to its approach to interactive, educational television, we look back at the creators, research and creative decisions that made the preschool series a success. ...
Happy Birthday, Blue! The 30th Anniversary of Nickelodeon's Blue's Clues - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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On the 8th of September in 1996, Nickelodeon's dedicated preschool channel, Nick. Jr, would be changed forever when a blue puppy named Blue came bouncing0 CommentsComment on Facebook
“Not only DreamWorks’ best film, but one of the best studio animated movies to come out in the past decade.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
In our latest review, Forgotten Island - which hits UK cinemas this Friday - earns praise for its blend of animation styles, video game influences and storytelling.
Directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado take audiences on an adventure through Filipino mythology, delivering a film where “the style is the substance.” ...
Forgotten Island Review – A Call To Adventure - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Forgotten Island is an invitation. DreamWorks’ latest feature barely goes five minutes without extending an arm out of the screen, trying to grab the0 CommentsComment on Facebook