Glen Keane animates a dancer at his talk at Calarts. It's pretty awesome.
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Brenda Chapman offers tips on how film editors can get plugged into animation and work on an animated film.
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People sometimes wonder what an editor actually has to do on an animation. Brenda Chapman outlines the role and gives a few insights into the importance of an editor. Delete the scoop?
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Michelle Starr: "Neal Edelstein, producer of 'Mulholland Drive' and 'The Ring,' creates an episodic horror film experience specifically for iOS. Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
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Interesting consept - i need to find out more :-) 
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How might this deliver in a 48Hr Film Project context?
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How might this deliver in a 48Hr Film Project context? Delete the scoop?
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The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab in partnership with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Boston Dynamic tested an autonomous robot on J... Via Yvan Marechal Delete the scoop?
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Matt Damon's Elysium Is an Action Movie for the 99 Percent Vulture "The thing is, if you're a responsible, functioning filmmaker in the 21st century, you can't spend a hundred million dollars and then try to behave as though you're going to keep... Via Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist Delete the scoop?
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One of America’s greatest animators still has passion, drive and stories worth telling. Delete the scoop?
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Rebecca Shaw shows you how to make and repeat directional shapes to build a swirling pattern using the Pattern Creation mode in Illustrator CS6 Via Mark Strozier Delete the scoop?
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Time is one of the most important elements of life that we have or, better said, don’t have enough of. That means that any tool that has the function of reducing your workload should be considered a blessing. Via Mark Strozier 
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There is always a need to find images to add to your blog posts ... what a resource this is, with MILLIONS of free photos and vector files. 
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I don't know how many actual frames of animation Walt Disney drew himself but it won't be anything like the the number created by Ub Iwerks, say, or any of the nine old men. Via Florida Supercon 
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Actual animation by Walt Disney is really quite rare, so small as this is, it is significant.
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Edwin McRae: "There’s a recurring design flaw in games that really bugs me. Non player characters that I meet, start to get to know, and never see again. They’re a storytelling one night stand!" Via The Digital Rocking Chair, Fausto Cantu 
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Edwin McRae advocates the use of story glyphs to replace annoying NPCs and their "dead-end dialogue". Delete the scoop?
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You don't need to be all-knowing to make a meaningful contribution to your team. Delete the scoop?
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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch is a heart-warming tale of a young boy named Oliver, who embarks on a journey into a parallel world to become a magician in an attempt to bring his mother back from the dead. Delete the scoop?
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This year the BBC is looking into the future, to find out what it holds for health, education, transport and even love - and with a special competition to share your vision of the future. Delete the scoop?
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Anne Cassidy: "James Cameron talks about the essence of storytelling, the role of tech in his films and his creative relationship with his audience and critics." Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
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L'evoluzione dello #storytelling secondo James Cameron 
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Christine Champagne: "The iconic game celebrates its 33rd anniversary on May 22. Technologist and gaming expert Chris Melissinos explains how it changed everything from arcade culture to video game design." Via The Digital Rocking Chair
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Desdemona Bandini: "Not just a new film, “The Cosmonaut” is a labor of love four years in the making, crowdsourced and created with a plan to test the boundaries of transmedia content distribution worldwide." Via The Digital Rocking Chair
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That will be interesting to check them out in a while and see if it caught up, found its audience, and eventually generated worthy user interaction. Because that's what it always come down to: is there a perceivable added-value to all these? - except the PR bragging right of doing things differently. Delete the scoop?
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We love cheatsheets as one can refer to them and make quick amendments to better our skills. Since many loved our last compilation of cheatsheet for designers, we’ve decided to compile another set of cheatsheets, this time for photographers. Via Mark Strozier Delete the scoop?
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" Please to meet you Hope you guess my name But what's puzzling me Is the nature of our game " Great lyrics from a great rock song! "Game" in the context of this Rolling Stones classic is cool an... Delete the scoop?
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Editor’s note: This is a contributed post by Jordan Driediger, an entrepreneur, public speaker, and writer from Toronto, Canada. He is the CEO of his own company DM2 Studios LLC. Via Mark Strozier 
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Definitivamente un artículo, claro, concreto y preciso acerca de la creatividad. 
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"No hay formula específica que nos de creatividad, pero sí hay caminos para llegar a ella"
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Remember however that the use of icons and infographics needs to take into account principals of Universal Design so that people of all ability levels can "read", understand and use. JE Sleeth OPC Accessible Design consultants since 1991
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I disagree Jane. It would be great if everything were able to be accessible to everyone, but that is simply not the reality. We can't homogenise visual art into an accessible form, simply because some people can't see the fine details. That would be as wrong as never considering visually impaired persons, for example.
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I disagree Jane. It would be great if everything were able to be accessible to everyone, but that is simply not the reality. We can't homogenise visual art into an accessible form, simply because some people can't see the fine details. That would be as wrong as never considering visually impaired persons, for example.
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It's asolutely killing me that I missed the Titmouse Animation panel at last weekend's Emerald City Comicon because A) they make Venture Bros., Mot Via Florida Supercon Delete the scoop?
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Peter Jackson's high frame rate Hobbit and the second coming of 3D have probably been the most publicized attempts to revive the stagnating movie industry. But elsewhere, the future of cinema seems... Via Gary Hayes, Fausto Cantu 
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Other projects seemed to focus on developing other cinematic techniques, tropes, and ideas — like exposition. "We struggled a lot with what is a video game and what is interactive cinema," said Ramsey Nasser, an Eyebeam resident who worked on "Before the Flood," a kind of on-rails shooter minus the shooting that treks through a computer-generated cave. As the camera slowly floats through the space, motion-tracking tech provided by Google (running on a "magical Google laptop" Nasser says they weren't allowed to touch) allows participants to discover secret cave paintings (made by another Eyebeam resident, Nick Fox-Gieg) by moving their bodies inside a marked-off area to adjust the position of light sources. 
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Peter Gutierrez: "In the first part of my conversation with Tyler Weaver we discussed the many benefits of teaching with, and making, comics as well as the role of the school librarian when it comes to transmedia… here we get a bit more specific in terms of the issues involved." Via The Digital Rocking Chair, Fausto Cantu
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In part 2 of an excellent set of articles, Tyler Weaver puts the controversies surrounding video games and comics into historical context; and chooses the dawn of Marvel's Universe as "the most perfect encapsulation of a shared storyworld out there". Delete the scoop?
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The complete list of winners of the 40th Annual Annie Awards presented by Asifa-Hollywood. Delete the scoop?
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Based on a true story set in 17th century Latvia, The Rose of Turaida tells of the tragedy of a beautiful young woman who makes the ultimate sacrifice for love and… Delete the scoop?
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