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
EVENT: BETWEEN – an hour-long showcase of animated shorts from alumni of the University of the Arts London, the Royal College of Art, and the National Film and Television School
👍 Gaming with the hilarious 'Thank Goodness You’re Here'. 👍 Must-see documentary feature 'Flavours of Iraq'. 👍 Should We Screen This Old Racist Stuff? 👍 Nancy's Picnic & presentation of her book 'On the Animation Trail: 20 Years of Animation Festival History'
Our series of interviews for Autism Acceptance Month has returned!
This year, we are joined by Zachariah O’Hara, an illustrator and writer who created their first animated series for PBS Kids last year, 'Carl the Collector'. The show follows Carl, a raccoon on the autism spectrum who gets into all kinds of adventures thanks to his many collections of various treasured things.
Zachariah shared how he created the character, what the reaction has been from domestic audiences, and what it was like to work with a mixture of neurodiverse and neurotypical cast and crew members during the production.
Our series of interviews for Autism Awareness Month has returned, where I previously had the privilege to speak with talented neurodiverse people who work
Now in its fifth year, Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN) Animations aims to support artists as they take their first steps into a career working with the moving image, with development support and funding for a new work. ... See MoreSee Less
FLAMIN Animations is open for applications until 27 May 2025. FLAMIN Animations is a commissioning programme for early-career Black and global majority*
Two official posters for the 27th Bucheon International Animation Festival (BIAF2025) has been unveiled by Adam Elliot, director of BIAF2024 Grand Prize-winning film Memoir of a Snail.
Celebrate the release of the new Skwigly book #IntimateAnimation at next month's Bar Shorts! Be sure to head to The Garden Cinema May 7th where authors Ben Mitchell and Dr. Laura-Beth Cowley will be presenting a selection of some of the book's major case studies, followed by an author/filmmaker Q&A hosted by Chris Shepherd. See you there! 🍻 ... See MoreSee Less
WATCH: Greg McLeod's 'Mee & Burd' is now available online! "A post operative existential crisis inspires an animator to make a film about a post operative existential crisis." ... See MoreSee Less
The annual day-long conference brings together Ireland’s animation industry and many of the biggest names from the international scene, as well as live action and creative media professionals and students from across Ireland. ... See MoreSee Less
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
The Cardiff Animation Weekender will showcase a vibrant, hybrid programme of animated nostalgia, cult classics, and brand new gems. Day Passes,
Weekend Passes and tickets are now on sale!
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Cardiff Animation Weekender Announces Programme and Passes On Sale - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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The Cardiff Animation Weekender will showcase a vibrant, hybrid programme of animated nostalgia, cult classics, and brand new gems. Across screenings,0 CommentsComment on Facebook
EVENT: BETWEEN – an hour-long showcase of animated shorts from alumni of the University of the Arts London, the Royal College of Art, and the National Film and Television School
WHEN: Wed 30 April @ 7pm
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Royal College of Art
UAL: University of the Arts London ... See MoreSee Less
BETWEEN - Animation Screening - Animation Event
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Join us for BETWEEN – an hour-long showcase of animated shorts from alumni of the University of the Arts London, the Royal College of Art, and the0 CommentsComment on Facebook
👍 Gaming with the hilarious 'Thank Goodness You’re Here'.
👍 Must-see documentary feature 'Flavours of Iraq'.
👍 Should We Screen This Old Racist Stuff?
👍 Nancy's Picnic & presentation of her book 'On the Animation Trail: 20 Years of Animation Festival History'
Just a few of our highlights from this year's brilliant and 'provocative' Kaboom Animation Festival! ... See MoreSee Less
Provocation, Resistance, Disruptive: Kaboom Animation Festival 2025 Report - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Kaboom Animation Festival (and before that, KLIK) has been on my festival list for a long time. Other Skwigly colleagues have been and always returned0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our series of interviews for Autism Acceptance Month has returned!
This year, we are joined by Zachariah O’Hara, an illustrator and writer who created their first animated series for PBS Kids last year, 'Carl the Collector'. The show follows Carl, a raccoon on the autism spectrum who gets into all kinds of adventures thanks to his many collections of various treasured things.
Zachariah shared how he created the character, what the reaction has been from domestic audiences, and what it was like to work with a mixture of neurodiverse and neurotypical cast and crew members during the production.
#AutismAwarenessMonth #Autism #AutismAcceptanceMonth ... See MoreSee Less
Autism Awareness Month: Interview with Zachariah OHora, Creator of Carl the Collector - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Our series of interviews for Autism Awareness Month has returned, where I previously had the privilege to speak with talented neurodiverse people who work0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Now in its fifth year, Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN) Animations aims to support artists as they take their first steps into a career working with the moving image, with development support and funding for a new work. ... See MoreSee Less
FLAMIN Animations | Open Call - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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FLAMIN Animations is open for applications until 27 May 2025. FLAMIN Animations is a commissioning programme for early-career Black and global majority*0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Two official posters for the 27th Bucheon International Animation Festival (BIAF2025) has been unveiled by Adam Elliot, director of BIAF2024 Grand Prize-winning film Memoir of a Snail.
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Celebrate the release of the new Skwigly book #IntimateAnimation at next month's Bar Shorts!
Be sure to head to The Garden Cinema May 7th where authors Ben Mitchell and Dr. Laura-Beth Cowley will be presenting a selection of some of the book's major case studies, followed by an author/filmmaker Q&A hosted by Chris Shepherd.
See you there! 🍻 ... See MoreSee Less
Bar Shorts presents Intimate Animation. With Ben Mitchell and Laura-Beth Cowley - Animation Event
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Screened in partnership with Bar Shorts Various Directors , Various Countries, Various Years, 120m. To celebrate the launch of their new book Intimate0 CommentsComment on Facebook
WATCH: Greg McLeod's 'Mee & Burd' is now available online! "A post operative existential crisis inspires an animator to make a film about a post operative existential crisis." ... See MoreSee Less
Mee & Burd by Greg McLeod - Skwigly Animation Showcase
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A post operative existential crisis inspires an animator to make a film about a post operative existential crisis.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The annual day-long conference brings together Ireland’s animation industry and many of the biggest names from the international scene, as well as live action and creative media professionals and students from across Ireland. ... See MoreSee Less
Animation Ireland’s Meitheal 2025 unveils lineup - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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As the industry gears up for the 2025 Irish Animation Awards, Animation Ireland returns to Galway with Meitheal 2025, on Friday May 23. The annual0 CommentsComment on Facebook
'Member South Park? We 'member! ... See MoreSee Less
'Acclaimed drama' South Park to return this Summer | Teaser - Skwigly Animation Magazine
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Comedy Central has announced that the 27th season of the renowned series, South Park, will premiere Wednesday, July 9th.0 CommentsComment on Facebook