Fruit Fight

 Published by Kristen Cook on YouTube, April 27th, 2015 

 Music Video by Kindie Childrens Music Artist Kristen Cook, featuring animation by Dean Velez and the students at The Anvel. It was written and performed by Kristen Cook (www.kristencook.com), with additional lyrics by Jesse Friedberg.

The song was produced and engineered by Michael Seifert at Ante Up in Cleveland, OH. www.michaelseifert.com

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Beans

http://youtu.be/9WoM2bHfr48

published by Cinesite, Dec. 11, 2013
Written and directed by Animator Alvise Avati and produced by Animation Director Eamonn Butler.
Beans, a short film with an unexpected ending, showcases Cinesite's creature animation skills. We hope you have fun watching and sharing it! Find out more on our website: http://www.cinesite.com/shorts We're also hiring now for positions in Montreal and London - find out more here: http://www.cinesite.com/jobs/available

BEANS Written and Directed
Alvise Avati 

Producer
Eamonn Butler

Executive Producers
Antony Hunt
Courtney Vanderslice-Law
Peter Nagle

VFX Supervisor
Richard Clarke

 Art Direction
Jean-David Solon

 Concept Art
Andrea de Martis

 Modelling
 Grahame Curtis
 Royston Willcocks

 Rigging
Richard Boyle

 Animation
Alvise Avati
 Eamonn Butler
 Peter Clayton
 Tom O'Flaherty
 Adam Bailey

 Texture Artists
Nicolette Newman
 Gary Newman

 FX Animation
Andreas Vrhovsek
 Luke Wilde

 Lighting and Compositing
Zave Jackson
 Nikos Gatos
 Jonathan Vuillemin
 Dan Harrod
 Joel Bodin
Jason Summersgill

Editorial Post Production and Sound Design
William Marshall-Wilkinson
 Christopher Learmonth

 Pipeline
 Ronald Siy
 Alexander Savenko

 Post Production and Sound Design
Molinare

 Special Thanks
Dan Pettipher
Caroline Garrett
Helen Moody
Michele Sciolette
Duncan Rodger
Giuseppe Chisari
Alessandro Cangelosi
Pierpaolo Navarini
Mirco Paolini
Mario Aquaro

 We're hiring now for positions in Montreal and London - find out more here: http://www.cinesite.com/jobs

Toy Story: The True Identity of Andy’s Mom Makes the Movie More Epic

Jon Negroni threads together elements from the Toy Story trilogy to suss out the identity of Andy’s (Woody and Buzz’s owner) mom. Reasonable deduction or wild conspiracy theory?

by Jon Negroni posted on Moviepilot.com on Feb. 24, 2014

Andy's mom has always been a bit of an enigma. In the first Toy Story, we barely even saw her face. That's all fine because throughout the movies, the real focus has been on Andy and the love he has for those toys.

But this is Pixar, and it stands to reason that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to the Davis family.

[read the whole article at Moviepilot]

Batman Arkham City

From WB Games and DC Comics.

The trailer has amazing production values.

The game graphics look good too, but the choppier animation and simpler shading are the tells that it’s a video game.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoQkSCzawXY&feature=related



http://www.batmanarkhamcity.com/us/main.html