Tag: Animation Short Films

Watch Audience FEEDBACK Video: 5476 Miles short film

Watch and see the best of the August 2016 Family/Animation Film Festival 5476 Miles, 4min, UK, Animation/Music Video Directed by Terry Thomas A handmade paper stop motion music video that tells the story of a lonely starling waiting for love. Film Type:Animation, Music Video, Short, Student Runtime:4 minutes 14 seconds Completion Date:January 12, 2016 Production… Continue reading Watch Audience FEEDBACK Video: 5476 Miles short film

Watch Audience FEEDBACK Video: AWESOME BEETLES COLORS short film

Watch and see the best of the August 2016 Family/Animation Film Festival AUDIENCE FEEDBACK VIDEO: AWESOME BEETLE’S COLORS, 3min, Latvia, Animation/Musical Directed by Indra Sproge “Awesome Beetle’s Colors” is a 2:57 minutes long, fun and educative plasticine animation. The story goes : Awesome Beetles Color Dirty Elephant. Five Gorgeous Hippopotamuses Inspire the Jaguar. Kangaroos Like… Continue reading Watch Audience FEEDBACK Video: AWESOME BEETLES COLORS short film

FEEDBACK ANIMATION TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL – Thursday August 25, 2016

The FEEDBACK Monthly Film Festival is back for 2016.. Our home is The Carlton Cinemas, located in the heart of downtown Toronto at 20 Carlton Street. The event runs from 7pm to 9:10pm. Continuing to showcase the best of short films from around the world, while maintaining our audience feedback format moderated by Matthew Toffolo. Showcasing a… Continue reading FEEDBACK ANIMATION TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL – Thursday August 25, 2016

Get to know the short film: TIME SMASH, 2min., USA, Animation/Sci-Fi

Playing at the best of Family/Animation FEEDBACK Short Film Festival on Thursday Aug. 25th. 7pm. Carlton Cinemas in downtown Toronto. Get your FREE Tickets today

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 onto the machine last second, becomes radioactive, and ends up in ancient Egypt. What the time traveler finds when he returns to the present is pretty messed up….

Get to know the short film: JAILBREAK, 1min., USA, Animation/Crime

Playing at the best of Family/Animation FEEDBACK Short Film Festival on Thursday Aug. 25th. 7pm. Carlton Cinemas in downtown Toronto. Get your FREE Tickets today

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 decidedly adult twist.

2016 Animation Films

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Best of Animation from 2016:

Short Film: THE NIGHT OF THE BEAR. Audience Feedback Video

  THE NIGHT OF THE BEAR, (La Nuit de l’Ours), Animation/Documentary – 22min – Switzerland Appeared at WILDsound’s September 2013 Film Festival Directed by Fred Guillaume An animated documentary 24 min. In a city with disturbing contours, uprooted animals seeking shelter for the night. They find shelter in the house of the Bear, creating an… Continue reading Short Film: THE NIGHT OF THE BEAR. Audience Feedback Video

Short Film: UNDER THE PILLOW. Audience Feedback Video

Animated documentary made from the drawings and voices of a group of children from a clinic in India. The guitar, dancing, a trip to the sea, Sweety and Kitty cats and sisters who care, are among some of the treasures and dreams that keep children under the pillow.

Short Film: THE TUNES BEHIND THE TOONS. Audience Feedback Video

A veritable who’s who of award-winning composers (among them Alan Menken, Randy Newman, Richard Sherman) and other experts share their insights into the role of music in adding character into animation over the decades, beginning with the work of Walt Disney and Carl Stalling to today’s CGI wonders.