Title: TAD’S 350 LAWS OF ANIME Written by: Corey Liu Genre: Animation Type: TV Screenplay Logline: A slacker fanboy determined to hide from the real world gets sucked into his favourite anime tv show, where he comes up against warlord bullies, ninja schoolgirls, and that most terrifying adversary of all… teen angst. A re-imagining of… Continue reading ANIMATION TV Show of the Day: TADS 350 LAWS OF ANIME, by Corey Liu
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ANIMATION Feature Film of the Day: B, by Jonathan Pogioli
Title: B Written by: Jonathan Pogioli Genre: Pixar-esque Animation – Action – Adventure Type: Feature Screenplay Logline: A non-self tolerant Naive B-Cell on the run spots a Virus plot to attack the broken heart and take the Light… **Please note: the first draft of “B” earned this year’s BBC Writersroom top 25% – Scriptapalooza Quarter… Continue reading ANIMATION Feature Film of the Day: B, by Jonathan Pogioli
Movie Review: JAILBREAK (2016)
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JAILBREAK, 1min., USA, Animation/Crime Directed by Alise Munson Shot in black and white, “Jailbreak” follows the daring escape of a prisoner fleeing his cell and his quest for sweet punishment. The animated short from HouseSpecial Director Aaron Sorenson is a German Expressionist-inspired design mash-up of stop-motion and illustration with a…
Movie Review: TIME SMASH (2016)
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TIME SMASH, 2min., USA, Animation/Sci-Fi Directed by Benjamin Reicher A time traveler goes back 2 weeks to stop himself from going to Cynthia’s new years party. Unfortunately, he brings his cat along and forgets to let him back into the machine when he returns to the present. The cat grabs…
Movie Review: 1916 (2016)
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1916, 4min, UK, Animation/Drama Directed by Oscar Lewis An old man remembers the last time he saw his father, walking with him to the train station in rural England. This short film was made to mark the centenary of men with families being conscripted to the army in 1916 during…
Movie Review: SEA OF INK (2016)
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SEA OF INK, 3min, USA, Animation/Drama Directed by Chenxin Yang Sea of Ink is a two-minute animation about an artist struggling with his creative block and his journey under the sea. Seen at the August 2016 ANIMATION FEEDBACK Film Festival in Toronto. Movie Review by Kierston Drier Engaging and visually lush…
Under 5min. Film: THE SNOWMAN’S HAT, 2min, USA, Animation
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Played at the Under 5 Minute June 2017 Film Festival THE SNOWMAN’S HAT, 2min, USA, Animation Directed by Jeff DraheimA stop motion snowman adventure. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film! Review by Kierston Drier A cheerful wintry work of art, this two minute animation is…
Inside the Chaos: Cinema writing 101- 5 Things About Overwriting
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Everyone who has ever put fingers to keys on a computer with the attempt to write a cinematic piece has probably had to deal with overwriting. Everyone has overwritten something and it’s nothing to be ashamed about- as long as you know how to correct it. But in this reviewer’s’…
Inside The Chaos: Gems You May Have Missed – Mary and Max
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by Kierston Drier If we had time to spare in our busy lives, many of us would never be behind on any good show or film, but sometimes even the best pieces slips through the cracks. While it is highly acclaimed (and with good reason) if you haven’t seen MARY…
Inside The Chaos: 5 Rules for Your Short Film
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We’ve all heard it before – your short film is a calling card for your work in your industry. A highlight reel of your best work. Many of us come out of school having made one, or on our way to making one. We often pour our hearts, hopes, souls,…