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Annientamento: recensione del film con Natalie Portman

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Annientamento: recensione del film con Natalie Portman

Alex Garland, al suo secondo film da regista dopo Ex Machina, confeziona nuovamente un’opera di fantascienza che si discosta dai prototipi del genere, accompagnando alla materia scientifica quella filosofica. Annientamento è tratto dal romanzo di Jeff VanderMeer, primo capitolo di una trilogia.

Tutto ciò che sappiamo è che sulla terra è venuto a formarsi un ecosistema, circoscritto da una particolare membrana luminescente, abitato da forme aliene. Tutte le squadre di militari inviate in perlustrazione nel corso degli anni, non hanno fatto ritorno. L’unica eccezione è costituita da Kane (Oscar Isaac), riuscito a tornare a casa dalla moglie Lena (Natalie Portman), una biologa specializzata nello studio dei tumori. Ma l’uomo, distante e passivo, non sembra essere più lo stesso. Il desiderio di fare chiarezza sulla vicenda condurrà Lena a prendere parte ad una successiva spedizione costituita esclusivamente da donne attive in ambito scientifico. Man mano che ci si inoltra all’interno dello sconosciuto territorio alieno, il coefficiente di decriptazione di tutto ciò che viene percepito come extraterrestre, diventa sempre più elevato.

annientamento Natalie PortmanBen presto il luogo fisico, grazie anche alla fotografia diafana di Rob Hardy, perde i propri connotati materiali per diventare cornice di un percorso spirituale. Redenzione o autodistruzione. Sono queste le due opzioni che le protagoniste hanno la possibilità di perseguire. In un mondo in cui sogno e incubo si mescolano l’uno all’altro, ciò che conta è la motivazione che anima il viaggio. Ci si trova all’interno di un intenso e spaventoso ciclo della vita, in cui ha un rilevante peso specifico il concetto di moltiplicazione cellulare.

Come sottolineato da Lena, interpretata da una Natalie Portman perfettamente a fuoco nel suo ruolo, le nostre cellule sono predisposte all’errore, all’autodistruzione, e l’esperienza vissuta dai personaggi sembra confermare questa tesi. Tutto ciò che avviene ed esiste all’interno della cosiddetta Area X, è frutto del riflesso degli elementi costituitivi del mondo esterno, filtrati dal bagliore che avvolge l’intero perimetro contaminato, che distorce le forme e conferisce nuovi significati. Questo gioco di rifrazione è implementato dai continui flashback che procedono discontinuamente lungo tutto l’arco della narrazione e che ricostruiscono parte della vita di coppia della protagonista, nei suoi alti così come nei suoi bassi.

A momenti eterei si alternano episodi bui, che procedono di pari passo all’esperienza extrasensoriale di Lena, accompagnata da una colonna sonora che poco alla volta volge dall’acustico all’elettronico. D’altra parte la trasformazione, il movimento, il cambiamento, sono alla base del film stesso. Rivelano la natura di una narrazione che nella sua lentezza, non può prescindere da un forte dinamismo.

Annientamento: nuova featurette dal film con Natalie Portman

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Annientamento: nuova featurette dal film con Natalie Portman

Arriverà nelle sale americane il prossimo 23 febbraio e su Netflix diciassette giorni dopo la distribuzione cinematografica Annientamento, lo sci-fi diretto da Alex Garland (Ex Machina) e tratto dal romanzo di Jeff VanderMeer (il primo della trilogia dell’Area X).

Nel cast del film Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Oscar Isaac e Tessa Thompson, che vediamo in azione nella nuova featurette appena rilasciata online.

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Di seguito la sinossi del film:

Un gruppo di soldati viene inviato nella zona disastrata dell’Area X, senza fare ritorno. L’unico sopravvissuto è gravemente malato e non esiste modo di curarlo né di fargli riprendere coscienza. Nel tentativo di salvarlo, la moglie del soldato, una biologa si avventura nell’Area X con il suo team per scoprire cosa è successo e quali terribili segreti si celino nella misteriosa zona aliena.

Annientamento: Alex Garland non è interessato ai sequel

Fonte: ScreenRant

Annientamento: il film di Alex Garland accusato di whitewashing

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Annientamento: il film di Alex Garland accusato di whitewashing

Arriverà nelle sale americane il prossimo 23 febbraio e su Netflix, diciassette giorni dopo la distribuzione cinematografica, Annientamento, lo sci-fi diretto da Alex Garland (Ex Machina) e tratto dal romanzo di Jeff VanderMeer (il primo della trilogia dell’Area X).

L’uscita del film è stata però accompagnata da alcune polemiche sollevate in merito al whitewashing dei due personaggi principali interpretati da Natalie Portman e Jennifer Jason Leigh: nel romanzo infatti, Lena è una donna asiatica mentre la dottoressa Ventress è metà caucasica e metà indiana-americana.

Annientamento: Alex Garland non è interessato ai sequel

La critica è stata sollevata dalle associazioni Media Action Network for Asian Americans e American Indians in Film and Television pubblicando questo comunicato:

“Lo sceneggiatore e regista Alex Garland non è stato sincero con la realtà del libro. Sfrutta la storia ma non le vere identità di ogni personaggio. Hollywood raramente scrive parti di spicco per i personaggi asiatici americani“.

Poche ore dopo è comparsa su Twitter la replica di VanderMeer che ha invece lodato il lavoro di Garland e ha dichiarato di non essersi mai aggrappato all’idea di vedere un adattamento fedele del suo libro.

Annientamento: nuova featurette dal film con Natalie Portman

Di seguito la sinossi del film:

Un gruppo di soldati viene inviato nella zona disastrata dell’Area X, senza fare ritorno. L’unico sopravvissuto è gravemente malato e non esiste modo di curarlo né di fargli riprendere coscienza. Nel tentativo di salvarlo, la moglie del soldato, una biologa si avventura nell’Area X con il suo team per scoprire cosa è successo e quali terribili segreti si celino nella misteriosa zona aliena.

Fonte: THR

Annientamento: Alex Garland non è interessato ai sequel

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Annientamento: Alex Garland non è interessato ai sequel

Nonostante il nuovo film di Alex Garland, Annientamento (qui il trailer), sia l’adattamento del primo romanzo di una trilogia, il regista non ha pianificato ancora nessun sequel per la storia che vedrà protagonista Natalie Portman.

Parlando con Coming Soon Garland ha dichiarato: “Non ho piani, non li ho mai. Quando ho scritto la sceneggiatura, ed eravamo nel cuore del processo per cominciare le riprese, Jeff (VanderMeer, autore della trilogia) stava ancora scrivendo il secondo e terzo capitolo. Ho letto la bozza del primo romanzo, non era stato ancora pubblicato, e non ho pensato che ci fossero altri due libri, non mi interessa l’idea di altre persone che lavorano a questo franchise. 

Non giudico, va bene, ma è qualcosa che non sono interessato a fare. Quello di cui parlo va da quello che ho raccontato in Ex Machina e in Annientamento, in Non Lasciarmi e in Dredd, o un 28 Giorni Dopo a Sunshine, I non voglio passare altro tempo nello stesso mondo in cui sono stato per tre anni. Voglio fare altro, quindi l’idea dei sequel non mi interessa nemmeno un po’. Non ne ho avuto nessun desiderio, senza disprezza nessuno che vuole realizzare la trilogia di Jeff o altro. Parlo da un punto di vista personale.”

Nel cast con Natalie Portman ci sono anche Oscar Isaac, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Gina Rodriguez e Tessa Thompson.

Natalie Portman nella prima foto di Annihilation

Il romanzo è il primo della trilogia nota con il nome di Southern Reach composta dai romanzi Annihilation, Authority, e Acceptance.

La storia del romanzo ruota intorno a una biologa (Natalie Portman) in cerca di risposte in seguito alla tragica scomparsa del marito volontario per una spedizione governativa. Quello che scopre è una primigenia zona selvaggia e una misteriosa forza oscura.

Annie: un nuovo trailer internazionale del film

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Ecco un nuovo trailer internazionale di Annie, remake del film del 1982 di John Houston con Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry. In questa versione, diretta da Will Gluck, i protagonisti sono Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhané Wallis, Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale e Cameron Diaz.

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Annie_2La storia dell’orfana Annie e del suo benefattore Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks prende le mosse da un come componimento poetico, scritto da James Withcomb Riley, nel 1885; nel 1924, Harold Gray la trasforma in una fortunatissima serie di strisce a fumetti, sopravvissuta alla morte dell’autore e durata addirittura fino al 2010; nel 1977 le avventure di Annie vengono portare sui palchi di Broadway, in forma di musical, con un successo di pubblico che gli garantirà repliche durate per sei anni.

Il cinema s’interessa della storia per la prima volta nel 1982, col film drietto da John Houston, protagonista Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry; risale invece al 1999 un remake per la televisione, con Alicia Morton, Kathy Bates e Victor Garber.

Fonte: CS

Annie: un nuovo trailer del film

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Ecco un nuovo trailer di Annie, remake del film del 1982 di John Houston con Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry. In questa versione, diretta da Will Gluck, i protagonisti sono Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhané Wallis, Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale e Cameron Diaz.

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AnnieLa storia dell’orfana Annie e del suo benefattore Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks prende le mosse da un come componimento poetico, scritto da James Withcomb Riley, nel 1885; nel 1924, Harold Gray la trasforma in una fortunatissima serie di strisce a fumetti, sopravvissuta alla morte dell’autore e durata addirittura fino al 2010; nel 1977 le avventure di Annie vengono portare sui palchi di Broadway, in forma di musical, con un successo di pubblico che gli garantirà repliche durate per sei anni.

Il cinema s’interessa della storia per la prima volta nel 1982, col film drietto da John Houston, protagonista Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry; risale invece al 1999 un remake per la televisione, con Alicia Morton, Kathy Bates e Victor Garber.

Fonte: CS

Annie: trailer finale del film con Jamie Foxx e Cameron Diaz

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La Columbia Pictures ha diffuso il trailer finale di Annie, remake del film del 1982 di John Houston con Aileen Quinn al fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry. In questa versione, diretta da Will Gluck, i protagonisti sono Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhané Wallis, Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale e Cameron Diaz.

http://youtu.be/yLeuA9y6x-A

La storia dell’orfana Annie e del suo benefattore Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks prende le mosse da un come componimento poetico, scritto da James Withcomb Riley, nel 1885; nel 1924, Harold Gray la trasforma in una fortunatissima serie di strisce a fumetti, sopravvissuta alla morte dell’autore e durata addirittura fino al 2010; nel 1977 le avventure di Annie vengono portare sui palchi di Broadway, in forma di musical, con un successo di pubblico che gli garantirà repliche durate per sei anni.

Il cinema s’interessa della storia per la prima volta nel 1982, col film drietto da John Houston, protagonista Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry; risale invece al 1999 un remake per la televisione, con Alicia Morton, Kathy Bates e Victor Garber.

Fonte: CS

Annie: nuove foto dal set con Jamie Foxx

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Annie: nuove foto dal set con Jamie Foxx

La Columbia Pictures ha avviato la produzione del remake di Annie, famosissimo show di Broadway basato su una striscia a fumetti degli anni ’20 chiamata La piccola orfanella Annie scritta da Harold Gray, che ha smesso di essere pubblicata solo l’anno scorso.

Il film vedrà protagonisti Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz,  la giovane Quvenzhané Wallis e Bobby Cannavale, diretti da Will Gluck, e uscirà nelle sale a Dicembre 2014.  La storia, ovviamente, è stata  trasposta ai giorni nostri con Foxx che interpreta  Benjamin Stacks, rivisitazione del ruolo del miliardario Warbucks.

Come nella storia originale, Stacks è un miliardario benefattore che viene colpito dalla piccola orfanella Annie ( la giovane Wallis)  e decide di ospitarla per una settimana. Affezionatosi alla bambina, Stacks la aiuterà a ritrovare i genitori  ma, non riuscendo purtroppo nell’impresa, deciderà di adottarla lui stesso.

Dal set  di New York sono state diffuse molte immagini che vedono Jamie Foxx e la piccola Quevenzhanè insieme, eccone alcune qui di seguito.

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Annie: Cameron Diaz nel remake

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Annie: Cameron Diaz nel remake

Nuovo progetto per la bella (e brava) Cameron Diaz. L’attrice è in trattative per unirsi al remake di Annie, il noto musical creato da Thomas Meehan, Charles Strouse e Martin Charnin, di cui la versione cinematografica più celebre è probabilmente quella del 1982 diretta da John Huston con protagonista Aileen Quinn.

Questa rivisitazione in chiave decisamente più contemporanea del musical porterà la firma del regista Will Gluck (Easy A) e vedrà nei panni della piccola orfana protagonista della storia Quvenzhané Wallis, star del film Re della terra selvaggia. Cameron Diaz interpreterà invece la perfida istitutrice dell’orfanotrofio (dunque, di nuovo un ruolo da bad teacher), mentre Jamie Foxx sarà un benefattore che correrà in aiuto della povera Annie. Inizialmente, il ruolo della Diaz doveva essere interpretato da Sandra Bullock.

La pellicola sarà prodotta da Will Smith e dalla sua Overbook Entertainment e dovrebbe uscire nei cinema il 25 dicembre 2014. Il cast include anche James Lassiter, Jada Pinkett Smith, Jay Brown e Tyran “Ty Ty” Smith.

Prossimamente vedremo Cameron Diaz nel nuovo film di Ridley Scott The Counselor – Il procuratore.

La storia è quella di un lanciatissimo avvocato che vede il suo successo e la sua vita andare progressivamente in pezzi quando, per curiosità e presunzione di poterne uscire quando vuole, entra nel mondo della droga. Protagonista è, infatti, un avvocato (Michael Fassbender) in cerca di liquidi dopo aver chiesto alla sua fidanzata di sposarlo e che accetta la proposta di un conoscente legato alla malavita (Javier Bardem) di portare 20 milioni di dollari di cocaina dal Messico negli Stati Uniti. Ad aiutarlo ci sarà un poco di buono interpretato da Brad Pitt. La pellicola il 14 novembre uscirà in Italia, distribuito dalla Twentieth Century Fox.

Annie trailer internazionale del film con Jamie Foxx

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Dopo il primo teaser trailer ecco il trailer internazionale di Annie, remake del film del 1982 di John Houston con Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry. In questa versione, diretta da Will Gluck, i protagonisti sono Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhané Wallis, Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale e Cameron Diaz.

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AnnieLa storia dell’orfana Annie e del suo benefattore Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks prende le mosse da un come componimento poetico, scritto da James Withcomb Riley, nel 1885; nel 1924, Harold Gray la trasforma in una fortunatissima serie di strisce a fumetti, sopravvissuta alla morte dell’autore e durata addirittura fino al 2010; nel 1977 le avventure di Annie vengono portare sui palchi di Broadway, in forma di musical, con un successo di pubblico che gli garantirà repliche durate per sei anni.

Il cinema s’interessa della storia per la prima volta nel 1982, col film drietto da John Houston, protagonista Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry; risale invece al 1999 un remake per la televisione, con Alicia Morton, Kathy Bates e Victor Garber.

Fonte: CS

Annie teaser poster del film con Quvenzhane Wallis

Chiara Guida
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L’avevamo vista l’anno scorso trai protagonisti degli Oscar, era nominata com emigliore attrice protagonista, la più giovane di sempre. Quvenzhane Wallis è poi sparita per un po’ dal grande schermo, l’abbiamo intravista per pochi secondi in 12 anni schiavo, nel brevissimo ruolo della figlia di Solomon Northup, e ora è pronta a tornare da protagonista sula grande schermo, l’occasione è il remake di Annie, in cui la piccola Wallis è protagonista.

Ecco arrivare il teaser poster del film:

Annie poster

La storia dell’orfana Annie e del suo benefattore Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks prende le mosse da un come componimento poetico, scritto da James Withcomb Riley, nel 1885; nel 1924, Harold Gray la trasforma in una fortunatissima serie di strisce a fumetti, sopravvissuta alla morte dell’autore e durata addirittura fino al 2010; nel 1977 le avventure di Annie vengono portare sui palchi di Broadway, in forma di musical, con un successo di pubblico che gli garantirà repliche durate per sei anni.

Il cinema s’interessa della storia per la prima volta nel 1982, col film drietto da John Houston, protagonista Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry; risale invece al 1999 un remake per la televisione, con Alicia Morton, Kathy Bates e Victor Garber.

Fonte: CS

Annie Parker: trailer italiano del film con Samantha Morton

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Annie Parker: trailer italiano del film con Samantha Morton

Ecco il trailer italiano di Annie Parker, film che vede protagonista Samantha Morton, nel ruolo del titolo, e Helen Hunt.

Ottobre, Mese della Prevenzione contro il tumore del seno.

LEGGI LA RECENSIONE DEL FILM

Il 30 ottobre Koch Media porterà nelle sale cinematografiche Annie Parker, il film basato su una storia vera, quella di due donne, Annie Parker (Samantha Morton) e Mary-Claire King (Helen Hunt) che si troveranno a combattere una comune lotta contro il tumore del seno. Una parte dell’incasso del film sarà devoluta a sostegno dei progetti dell’associazione Susan G. Komen Italia, per la lotta ai tumori del seno.

Basato su una storia vera, il film Annie Parker conduce lo spettatore attraverso l’incredibile storia di Annie Parker, una donna che per tutta la vita si è trovata ad affrontare e combattere il cancro. Dopo aver perso la madre e la sorella Annie si convince che anche lei sarà colpita dallo stesso male e purtroppo, per ben tre volte, questa sua paura si tramuta in realtà. Forte e tenace non si dà mai per vinta, non perde la speranza e arriva a sconfiggere questo terribile male. La sua storia, insieme a quella di moltissime altre donne, accompagna, nella trama del film così come nella realtà dei fatti, gli studi della dottoressa Mary-Claire King (Helen Hunt nel film), che la portano alla sensazionale scoperta dell’esistenza di un collegamento genetico in determinati tipi di cancro al seno e del gene BRCA-1, di immenso valore anche nello studio di molte altre malattie.

Annie Parker recensione del film con Samantha Morton

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Annie Parker recensione del film con Samantha Morton

Le immagini filmiche sono dei simulacri, copie delle copie di originali… lo abbiamo letto spesso. Ebbene, Annie Parker è la copia della copia di un’esperienza comune a molte donne che ha la forza di toccare anche chi non l’ha vissuta sulla propria pelle.

Annie ParkerE’ la storia vera di due donne, Annie (Samantha Morton), che per tre volte ha sconfitto il cancro e Mary-Claire King (Helen Hunt), la genetista che ha identificato un collegamento genetico in determinati tipi di cancro al seno: arrivare a tutti indistintamente è solo lo scopo dichiarato del film, direte voi. Tuttavia, è meno scontato di quanto sembri.

Nonostante le resistenze del giudizio puramente cinematografico, infatti, Annie Parker riesce a muovere qualcosa, e non come lo farebbe un qualsiasi film strappalacrime che ci lasciamo alle spalle una volta finito. Niente primi piani di occhi lacrimosi chi si incontrano dando vita agli immancabili flashback su “quanto è bella la vita che sto per perdere”, e niente canzoni strazianti di sottofondo. Nonostante la diffidenza mista a confusione del primo impatto (che sì, comunque ci ha fatto piangere a fiotti), a freddo Annie Parker diventa un’altra cosa.

Ci riesce perché ci racconta una storia dolorosa con toni da commedia brillante, corretti da una tendenza al didascalico e al documentario. Non cede alla facile mitizzazione del dolore e della sofferenza. Non c’è vittimismo, non ce n’è il tempo.

Non compatiamo la protagonista, ma le camminiamo semplicemente accanto, come la telecamera. E ci riesce così facile che pensiamo di non essere al cinema e di non star vivendo una buona esperienza cinematografica nel senso stretto del termine. Poi però ci rendiamo conto che il film arriva esattamente dove voleva. Ci mostra una storia di forza e determinazione, la stessa che ha contraddistinto anche il regista, durante la produzione del film: la raccolta fondi per il finanziamento, infatti, è stata dura quasi quanto la ricerca di fondi e consensi che hanno accompagnato lo studio della Dott.ssa King. Annie Parker vede la luce dopo 5 anni di duro lavoro, un sogno che è costato a Steve Bernstein casa e auto, ma che è sempre rimasto vivissimo.

In uscita nelle sale italiane il 30 Ottobre, con la visione di Annie Parker contribuirete alla lotta ai tumori al seno, tramite l’associazione Susan G. Komen alla quale andrà parte dell’incasso.

Annie il primo trailer del film con Quvenzhane Wallis

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Dopo il primo teaser poster esso il trailer di Annie, remake del film del 1982 di John Houston con Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry. In questa versione, diretta da Will Gluck, i protagonisti sono Jamie Foxx, Quvenzhané Wallis, Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale e Cameron Diaz.

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AnnieLa storia dell’orfana Annie e del suo benefattore Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks prende le mosse da un come componimento poetico, scritto da James Withcomb Riley, nel 1885; nel 1924, Harold Gray la trasforma in una fortunatissima serie di strisce a fumetti, sopravvissuta alla morte dell’autore e durata addirittura fino al 2010; nel 1977 le avventure di Annie vengono portare sui palchi di Broadway, in forma di musical, con un successo di pubblico che gli garantirà repliche durate per sei anni.

Il cinema s’interessa della storia per la prima volta nel 1982, col film drietto da John Houston, protagonista Aileen Quinn a fianco di Albert Finney e Tim Curry; risale invece al 1999 un remake per la televisione, con Alicia Morton, Kathy Bates e Victor Garber.

Fonte: CS

Annie Ernaux – i miei anni Super 8, al cinema dal 6 dicembre

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Annie Ernaux – i miei anni Super 8, al cinema dal 6 dicembre

Arriverà nelle sale italiane dal 6 dicembre con I Wonder Pictures e Unipol Biografilm Collection, dopo esser stato presentato con grande successo di pubblico e critica all’ultimo Festival di Cannes e alla Festa del Cinema di Roma, Annie Ernaux – i miei anni Super 8, diretto da Annie Ernaux e David Ernaux- Briot.

Il film diretto dal Premio Nobel per la letteratura 2022 insieme a suo figlio è un documentario composto da una serie di video girati dalla scrittrice francese e dalla sua famiglia con una cine-presa super 8, tra il 1972 e il 1981, accompagnati dalla voce narrante della Ernaux. Un vero e proprio baule di ricordi dal quale è stato ricavato un film intimo, che segue cronologicamente gli eventi, incorporando in sé lo scorrere del tempo, intercettando quelli che sono stati i tumultuosi cambiamenti avvenuti non solo in Francia, ma anche nel resto del mondo durante quel decennio.

Annie Ernaux – i miei anni Super 8, la trama

Le riprese in Super8 sono silenziose: passano sul muro, o su un lenzuolo bianco, e a commentarle c’è solo il crepitio del proiettore. Annie Ernaux, premio Nobel per la Letteratura 2022, dà voce a quei silenzi sovrapponendo le proprie parole a una raccolta di filmini familiari girati da lei e suo marito tra il 1972 e il 1981. Davanti e dietro la macchina da presa, la scrittrice racconta una storia intima che, come nei suoi libri, si intreccia con la Storia collettiva. I viaggi in giro per il mondo (dal Cile di Allende all’esotico Marocco, dall’Unione Sovietica alla misteriosa Albania), la quotidianità casalinga, le fughe in campagna e le crisi della famiglia Ernaux riflettono le emozioni e le insicurezze di un’intera classe sociale nei decenni successivi al Sessantotto. E offrono una testimonianza e un punto di vista unici e insostituibili su un momento storico in cui il nostro presente affonda saldamente le sue radici. 

Annie Awards: trionfa Dragon Trainer

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Annie Awards: trionfa Dragon Trainer

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Tra premi, classifiche e vittorie, gli Annie Awards quest’anno hanno premiato il bellissimo Dragon Trainer targato DreamWorks. Il film si è portato a casa 10 premi.

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Annie Awards: 10 candidature ciascuno per Frozen e Monsters University

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Gli Annie Awards, in cui si premiano i principali film d’animazione dell’anno, hanno annunciato le loro candidature per l’anno 2013. In testa al gruppo si attestano come veri mattatori Frozen della Disney e Monsters University della Pixar, con dieci nomination cadauno per i due film distribuiti dalla casa di Topolino. Gli altri candidati per miglior film d’animazione sono A Letter to Momo, Cattivissimo Me 2, Ernest & Celestine ed I Croods. Snobbato invece Piovono Polpette 2.

Potete trovare l’elenco completo delle nomination al seguente link: http://collider.com/annie-award-nominees-2013/

Frozen – Il regno di ghiaccio (Frozen) è un film del 2013 diretto da Chris Buck e Jennifer Lee. È un film animato al computer, prodotto dalla Walt Disney Animation Studios e distribuito dalla Walt Disney Pictures. È vagamente ispirato alla fiaba di Hans Christian Andersen La regina delle nevi. E’ il 53° Classico Disney ed è stato distribuito negli Stati Uniti il 27 novembre 2013, mentre in Italia il 19 dicembre. Monsters University è un film d’animazione del 2013 diretto da Dan Scanlon e con protagonisti del cast vocale John Goodman, Billy Crystal e Steve Buscemi. Il film, prodotto da Pixar Animation Studios e distribuito da Walt Disney Pictures, è il prequel del film del 2001 Monsters & Co..

Fonte: Collider

Annie Awards 2025: Il Robot Selvaggio vince e vola verso gli Oscar

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Annie Awards 2025: Il Robot Selvaggio vince e vola verso gli Oscar

Il Robot Selvaggio ha dominato senza mezzi termini la 52a edizione annuale degli Annie Awards, vincendo otto premi: Miglior regia per Chris Sanders, il suo quinto Annie in carriera, FX, animazione dei personaggi, character design, production design, editoriale, musica e doppiaggio per Lupita Nyong’o nel ruolo del personaggio principale Roz.

Da quando è stata lanciata la categoria Oscar per il miglior film d’animazione nel 2002, 14 dei 22 vincitori del premio per il miglior lungometraggio degli Annies, e sette degli ultimi 12, hanno continuato a vincere la statuetta d’oro. Ma l’anno scorso ha invertito la tendenza, poiché l’Oscar è andato a Il ragazzo e l’Airone di Hayao Miyazaki rispetto a Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, che ha dominato gli Annies del 2024 con sette candidature.

La straordinaria corsa di Il Robot Selvaggio è stata interrotta quando Flow di Sideshow/Janus Films ha vinto per la categoria Miglior sceneggiatura – Lungometraggio. La vittoria del film indipendente nella categoria è ancora più interessante in quanto non contiene dialoghi. L’International Feature Oscar Entry della Lettonia ha poi aggiunto Miglior lungometraggio – Indipendente al suo conteggio.

Tutti i vincitori degli Annie Awards 2025

BEST FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation

BEST FEATURE – INDEPENDENT
Flow
Sacrebleu Productions, Take Five, Dream Well Studio

BEST DIRECTION – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Chris Sanders

BEST DIRECTION – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episode: The Dirt Under Your Nails
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Arnaud Delord, Pascal Charrue, Bart Maunoury

BEST STORYBOARDING – FEATURE
Despicable Me 4
Illumination
Habib Louati

BEST STORYBOARDING – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episode: Killing is a Cycle
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Joséphine Meis

BEST TV/MEDIA – LIMITED SERIES
Dream Productions
Episode: A Night to Remember
Pixar Animation Studios

BEST TV/MEDIA – MATURE
Bob’s Burgers
Episode: They Slug Horses, Don’t They?
20th Television Animation

BEST TV/MEDIA – CHILDREN
Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Episode: The Molecular Level
Flying Bark Productions, Disney Television Animation, Disney Branded Television

BEST TV/MEDIA – PRESCHOOL
The Tiny Chef Show
Episode: Tiny Chef’s Spooky Stump Spectacular
Imagine Entertainment, Tiny Chef Productions and Nickelodeon Productions

BEST WRITING – FEATURE
Flow
Take Five, Sacrebleu Productions, Dream Well Studio
Gints Zilbalodis, Matīss Kaža

BEST WRITING – TV/MEDIA
Orion and the Dark
Special Production
DreamWorks Animation
Charlie Kaufman

BEST VOICE ACTING – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Lupita Nyong’o (Character: Roz)

BEST VOICE ACTING – TV/MEDIA
Dream Productions Episode: Out of Body
Pixar Animation Studios
Paula Pell (Character: Paula)

BEST EDITORIAL – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Mary Blee, Collin Erker, Orlando Duenas, Lucie Lyon, Brian Parker

BEST EDITORIAL – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episode: Pretend Like It’s the First Time
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Nazim Meslem, Gilad Carmel, Roberto Fernandez

BEST FX – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
Production Company: DreamWorks Animation
FX Production Company: DreamWorks Animation
Derek Cheung, Michael Losure, David Chow, Nyoung Kim, Steve Avoujageli

BEST FX – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episode: The Dirt Under Your Nails
Production Company: A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
FX Production Company: Fortiche Studio
Guillaume Degroote, Aurélien Ressencourt, Adam Bachiri, Guillaume Zaouche, Jérôme Dupré

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Fabio Lignini

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episodes: Killing Is A Cycle, Heavy Is the Crown, Finally Got the Name Right, The Message Hidden Within the Pattern, The Dirt Under Your Nails, Pretend Like It’s the First Time, Blisters and Bedrock
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Tom Gouill

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – LIVE ACTION
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Production Company: 20th Century Studios
FX Production Company: Wētā FX
Christian Kickenweitz, Aidan Martin, Allison Orr, Radiya Alam, Howard Sly

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – VIDEO GAME
Neva
Nomada Studio
Nomada Studio Animation Team

BEST CHARACTER DESIGN – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Genevieve Tsai

BEST CHARACTER DESIGN – TV/MEDIA
Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Episode: The Molecular Level
Disney Television Animation, Cinema Gypsy Productions
Jose Lopez

BEST MUSIC – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Kris Bowers

BEST MUSIC – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episode: The Dirt Under Your Nails
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Ryan Jillian Santiago, Alexander Seaver, Simon Wilcox

BEST SPONSORED
Fuzzy Feelings
Passion Pictures Hungry Man

BEST SPECIAL PRODUCTION
Orion and the Dark
DreamWorks Animation

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – FEATURE
The Wild Robot
DreamWorks Animation
Raymond Zibach, Ritchie Sacilioc

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – TV/MEDIA
Arcane
Episode: The Dirt Under Your Nails
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Arnaud-Loris Baudry, Julien Georgel, Faustine Dumontier, Charlotte O’Neil

BEST SHORT SUBJECT
Wander to Wonder
Circe Films, Kaap Holland Film, Les Productions de Milou, Beast Animation, Blink Industries & Pictanovo

BEST STUDENT FILM
Adiós
Student Director: José Prats
Student Producer: Bernardo Angeletti
School: National Film and Television School

JURIED AWARDS

The Winsor McCay Awards
 Aaron Blaise
Eunice Macaulay
Normand Roger

June Foray Award
 Women in Animation

Ub Iwerks Award
 Alberto Menache

Special Achievement Award
 Directing at Disney: The Original Directors of Walt’s Animated Films

Annie Awards 2023: è il trionfo di Pinocchio di Guillermo Del Toro

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Annie Awards 2023: è il trionfo di Pinocchio di Guillermo Del Toro

Guillermo Del Toro ha trionfato anche agli Annie Awards 2023, mentre si aspetta il momento in cui porterà a casa anche l’Oscar per il migliori film d’animazione. Il suo Pinocchio in stop-motion di Netflix ha giustamente fatto breccia anche nella giuria dei premi che si occupano di omaggiare l’animazione a tutti i livelli. Ecco di seguito tutti i vincitori della serata:

La lista completa dei vincitori degli Annie Awards 2023

FEATURE

“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” Netflix Presents A Double Dare You! Film/A Shadowmachine Production in association with The Jim Henson Company

INDIE FEATURE

“Marcel the Shell With Shoes On,” Marcel the Movie LLC

SPECIAL PRODUCTION

“The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse,” NoneMore Productions and Bad Robot Productions

SHORT SUBJECT

“Ice Merchants,” COLA Animation production & Wild Stream

SPONSORED

“Save Ralph,” Arch Model Studio

TV/MEDIA – PRESCHOOL

“The Tiny Chef Show,” Episode: [Pancakes], Tiny Chef Productions LLC/Imagine Entertainment

TV/MEDIA – CHILDREN

“Abominable and the Invisible City,” Episode: [Everest Returns], DreamWorks Animation

TV/MEDIA – MATURE

“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: [Some Like It Bot Part 1: Eighth Grade Runner], 20th Television/Bento Box Entertainment

TV/MEDIA – LIMITED SERIES

“Oni: Thunder God’s Tale,” Episode: [The Demon Moon Rises], A Netflix Series/A Tonko House Production

STUDENT FILM

“The Soloists,” Student director: Mehrnaz Abdollahinia, Feben Elias Woldehawariat, Razahk Issaka, Celeste Jamneck & Yi Liu, School: Gobelins, l’école de l’image

FX – TV/MEDIA

“Love Death + Robots,” Episode: [Bad Traveling], Blur Studio for Netflix, FX Production Company: Blur Studio; Kirby Miller, Igor Zanic, Joseph H. Coleman, Steven Dupuy, Josh Schwartz

FX – FEATURE

“Avatar: The Way of Water,” 20th Century Studios/Disney Studios, FX Production Company: Weta FX; Johnathan M. Nixon, David Moraton, Nicholas Illingworth, David Caeiro Cebrian, Alex Nowotny

CHARACTER ANIMATION – TV/MEDIA

“The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse,” Episode: [special production], NoneMore

CHARACTER ANIMATION – FEATURE

“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” Netflix Presents A Double Dare You! Film/A Shadowmachine Production in association with The Jim Henson Company; Tucker Barrie

CHARACTER ANIMATION – LIVE ACTION

“Avatar: The Way of Water,” Production Company: 20th Century Studios/Disney Studios, FX Production Company: Weta FX; Daniel Barrett, Stuart Adcock, Todd Labonte, Douglas McHale, Stephen Cullingford

CHARACTER ANIMATION – VIDEO GAME

“Cuphead – The Delicious Last Course,” Weta Studio MDHR; Chad Moldenhauer, Hanna Abi-Hanna

CHARACTER DESIGN – TV/MEDIA

“Love Death + Robots,” Episode: [Jibaro], Blur Studio for Netflix; Alberto Mielgo

CHARACTER DESIGN – FEATURE

“The Bad Guys,” DreamWorks Animation; Taylor Krahenbuhl

DIRECTION – TV/MEDIA

“The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse,” Episode: [special production], NoneMore Productions and Bad Robot Productions; Peter Baynton, Charlie Mackesy

DIRECTION – FEATURE

“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” Netflix Presents A Double Dare You! Film/A Shadowmachine Production in association with The Jim Henson Company; Guillermo Del Toro, Mark Gustafson

MUSIC – TV/MEDIA

“The Cuphead Show!,” Episode: [Carn-Evil], Netflix Animation; Ego Plum

MUSIC – FEATURE

“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” Netflix Presents A Double Dare You! Film/A Shadowmachine Production in association with The Jim Henson Company; Alexandre Desplat, Roeban Katz, Guillermo del Toro, Patrick McHale

PRODUCTION DESIGN – TV/MEDIA

“Oni: Thunder God’s Tale,” Episode: [The Demon Moon Rises], A Netflix Series/A Tonko House Production; Robert Kondo, Rachel Tiep-Daniels, Lia Tin, Yohei Hashizume, Masa Inada

PRODUCTION DESIGN – FEATURE

“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” Netflix Presents A Double Dare You! Film/A Shadowmachine Production in association with The Jim Henson Company; Curt Enderle, Guy Davis

STORYBOARDING – TV/MEDIA

“Love Death + Robots,” Episode: [The Very Pulse of the Machine], Blur Studio for Netflix; Emily Dean

STORYBOARDING – FEATURE

“Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” DreamWorks Animation; Anthony Holden

VOICE ACTING – TV/MEDIA

“Zootopia+,” Episode: [The Godfather of the Bride], Walt Disney Animation Studios; Maurice LaMarche (Character: Mr.Big)

VOICE ACTING – FEATURE

“Marcel the Shell With Shoes On,” Marcel the Movie LLC; Jenny Slate (character: Marcel)

WRITING – TV/MEDIA

“Love Death + Robots,” Episode: [Bad Traveling], Blur Studio for Netflix; Andrew Kevin Walker

WRITING – FEATURE

“Marcel the Shell With Shoes On,” Marcel the Movie LLC; Dean Fleischer Camp, Jenny Slate, Nick Paley, Elisabeth Holm

EDITORIAL – TV/MEDIA

“The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse,” Episode: [special production], NoneMore Productions and Bad Robot Productions; Daniel Budin

EDITORIAL – FEATURE

“Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” DreamWorks Animation; James Ryan, ACE, Jacquelyn Karambelas, Natalla Cronembold, Joe Butler, Katie Parody

Annie Awards 2022: I Mitchell contro le macchine fa piazza pulita

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Annie Awards 2022: I Mitchell contro le macchine fa piazza pulita

Gli Annie Awards 2022 ha sancito il trionfo di I Mitchell contro le macchine e di Netflix nel corso della serata di premiazione, lo scorso weekend in quel di Hollywood. Il film d’animazione si è portato a casa tutti i premi principali della serata, mentre per la sezione dedicata alla televisione, Arcane ha fatto lo stesso, rendendo doppio il trionfo della piattaforma della grande N rossa.

Ecco di seguito tutti i vincitori degli Annie Awards 2022

Best Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix

Independent Feature

Flee
Neon, Final Cut For Real, Sun Creature, Vivement Lundi !, MostFilm, Mer Film, VICE, Left Hand Films, Participant

Directing, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
Directors: Mike Rianda, Jeff Rowe

Directing, TV

Arcane
Episode: The Monster You Created
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Directors: Pascal Charue, Arnaud Delord, Barthelemy Maunoury

Storyboarding, Feature

Encanto
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Storyboard Artist: Jason Hand

Storyboarding, TV

Arcane
Episode: When These Walls Come Tumbling Down
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Storyboard Artist: Simon Andriveau

General TV Production

Arcane
Episode: When These Walls Come Tumbling Down
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix

Children’s TV Production

Maya and the Three
Episode: The Sun and the Moon
A Netflix Series

Preschool TV Production

Ada Twist, Scientist
Episode: Twelve Angry Birds
Laughing Wild, Higher Ground Productions, Wonder Worldwide, Netflix

Writing, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
Writers: Mike Rianda, Jeff Rowe

Writing, TV

Arcane
Episode: The Monster You Created
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Writers: Christian Linke, Alex Yee

Voice Acting, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
As ‘Katie Mitchell’: Abbi Jacobson

Voice Acting, TV

Arcane
Episode: When These Walls Come Tumbling Down
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
As ‘Jinx’: Ella Purnell

Editing, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
Editorial Team: Greg Levitan, Collin Wightman, T.J. Young, Tony Ferdinand, Bret Allen

Editing, TV

What If…?
Episode: What If…Ultron Won?
Marvel Studios
Editorial Team: Joel Fisher, Graham Fisher, Sharia Davis, Basuki Juwono, Adam Spieckermann

Animated Effects, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
FX Team: Christopher Logan, Man-Louk Chin, Devdatta Nerurkar, Pav Grochola, Filippo Maccari

Animated Effects, TV

Arcane
Episode: Oil and Water
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
FX Team: Guillaume Degroote, Aurélien Ressencourt, Martin Touzé, Frédéric Macé, Jérôme Dupré

Character Animation, Feature

Encanto
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Animator: Dave Hardin

Character Animation, TV

Arcane
Episode: The Monster You Created
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Animator: Léa Chervet

Character Animation, Live Action

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Marvel Entertainment, Weta Digital
Animation Team: Karl Rapley, Sebastian Trujillo, Richard John Moore, Merlin Bela Wassilij Maertz, Pascal Raimbault

Character Animation, Video Game

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
Insomniac Games
Animation Team: Insomniac Games Animation Team

Character Design, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
Designer: Lindsey Olivares

Character Design, TV

Arcane
Episode: Some Mysteries Better Left Unsolved
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Designer: Evan Monteiro

Music, Feature

Encanto
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Score: Germaine Franco, Lin-Manuel Miranda

Music, TV

Maya and the Three
Episode: The Sun and the Moon
A Netflix Series
Score: Tim Davies, Gustavo Santaolalla

Sponsored Production

A Future Begins
Nexus Studios

Special Production

Namoo
Baobab Studios

Production Design, Feature

I Mitchell contro le macchine
Sony Pictures Animation for Netflix
Design Team: Lindsey Olivares, Toby Wilson, Dave Bleich

Production Design, TV

Arcane
Episode: Happy Progress Day!
A Riot Games and Fortiche Production for Netflix
Design Team: Julien Georgel, Aymeric Kevin, Arnaud Baudry

Short Subject

Bestia
Trebol 3 Producciones, MALEZA Estudio

Student Film

Night of the Living Dread
Student director: Ida Melum
Student producer: Danielle Goff
School: National Film and Television School, UK

Winsor McCay Award

Ruben Aquino
Lillian Schwartz
Toshio Suzuki

Special Achievement Award

Glen Vilppu

Ub Iwerks Award

Python Foundation

June Foray Award

Renzo & Sayoko Kinoshita

Annie Awards 2021: tutti i nominati tra il meglio dell’animazione dell’anno

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Annie Awards 2021: tutti i nominati tra il meglio dell’animazione dell’anno

Non solo cinema, ma anche spot, tv e tanto altro rientra nelle numerose categorie dei nominati agli Annie Awards 2021 che sono stati annunciati oggi e trai quali Netflix sembra spadroneggiare, così come è successo negli anni addietro a cinema e tv.

Se Soul e Wolfwalkers hanno raggiunto la ragguardevole cifra di dieci nomination a testa, il colosso dello streaming ha invece raccolto 40 nomination, evento che indica un chiaro impegno della piattaforma verso questo tipo di produzioni. Ecco di seguito tutti i nominati agli Annie Awards 2021:

Best Feature

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios

The Croods: A New Age, DreamWorks Animation

The Willoughbys, Netflix Presents A BRON Animation Production in association with Creative Wealth Media

Trolls World Tour, DreamWorks Animation

Best Indie Feature

A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon, Studiocanal and Aardman present in association with Anton Capital Entertainment, an Aardman Production for Netflix

Calamity Jane, Maybe Movies

On-Gaku: Our Sound, Rock’n Roll Mountain, Tip Top

Ride Your Wave, Science SARU

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine

Best Special Production

Baba Yaga, Baobab Studios

Libresse / Bodyform -#WombStories, Chelsea Pictures

Nixie & Nimbo, Hornet

Shooom’s Odyssey,Picolo Pictures

The Snail and the Whale, Magic Light Pictures

Best Short Subject

Filles Bleues, Peur Blanche, Miyu Productions

KKUM, open the portal

Souvenir Souvenir, Blast Production

The Places Where We Live (Cake), FX Productions and FX

World of Tomorrow Episode Three: The Absent Destinations of David Prime, Don Hertzfeldt

Best Sponsored

Erste Group ‘Edgar’s Christmas’, Pasion Animation Studios

Max & Maxine, Hornet

The Last Mile, Nexus Studios

There’s a Monster in my Kitchen, Cartoon Saloon, Mother

Travel the Vote, Hornet

Best TV/Media – Preschool

Buddi, Episode: Snow, Unanico Group

Muppet Babies, Episode: Wock-a-bye-Fozzie, Oddbot/Disney Junior

Stillwater, Episode: The Impossible Dream / Stuck in the Rain, Apple / Gaumont / Scholastic

The Adventures of Paddington, Episode: Paddington Digs a Tunnel to Peru, Blue-Zoo Animation Studio and Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum: I am Madam President, Episode: I am Madam President, 9 Story Media Group, Brown Bag Films

Best TV/Media – Children

Hilda, Episode: Chapter 9: The Deerfox, Silvergate Media for Netflix

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Episode: Finale Part 4: Rise, Nickelodeon Animation Studio

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Episode: Heart Part 2, DreamWorks Animation

Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Episode: Shattered, Lucasfilm Animation

Victor And Valentino, Episode: The Lonely Haunts Club 3: La Llorona, Cartoon Network Studios

Best TV/Media – General Audience

Close Enough, Episode: Logan’s Run’d/Room Parents, Cartoon Network Studios

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal, Episode: Coven Of The Damned, Cartoon Network Studios

Harley Quinn, Episode: Something Borrowed, Something Green, Eshugadee Productions in association with Warner Bros. Animation

Rick and Morty, Episode: The Vat of Acid Episode, Rick and Morty LLC

The Midnight Gospel, Episode: Mouse of Silver, Titmouse Animation for Netflix

Best Student Film

100,000 Acres of Pine, Student director: Jennifer, Alice Wright School: The Animation Workshop

Coffin; Student directors: Yuanqing Cai, Nathan Crabot, Houzhi Huang, Mikolaj Janiw, Mandimby Lebon, Théo Tran Ngoc; School: Gobelins, l’école de l’image

La Bestia; Student directors: Marlijn Van Nuenen, Ram Tamez, Alfredo Gerard Kuttikatt; School: Gobelins, l’école de l’image

Latitude du printemps; Student directors: Sylvain Cuvillier, Chloé Bourdic, Théophile Coursimault, Noémie Halberstam, Ma?lis, Mosny, Zijing Ye; School: Rubika

O Black Hole!, Student director: Renee Zhan, Student producer: Jesse Romain, School: National Film and Television School, UK

Best FX for TV/Media

Fast & Furious: Spy Racers, Episode: Sirocco Fire Explosion, DreamWorks Animation; Chris Browne, Brand Webb, Russell Richardson, Ardy Ala, Reggie Fourmyle

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, Episode: Welcome to Jurassic World, DreamWorks Animation; Emad Khalili, Ivan Wang

Lamp Life, Episode: Lamp Life, Pixar Animation Studios; Greg Gladstone, Keith Daniel Klohn, Matthew Wong

Tales of Arcadia: Wizards, Episode: Killahead, Part Two, DreamWorks Animation; Greg Lev, Igor Lodeiro, Brandon Tyra, Cui Wei, Ma Xiao

Transformers: War For Cybertron Trilogy (Siege), Episode: Episode 6, Rooster Teeth Productions for Netflix; Masanori Sakakibara

Best FX for Feature

Over the Moon, Netflix Pearl Studio; Ian Farnsworth, Brian Casper, Reinhold Rittinger, Zoran Stojanoski, Jennifer Lasrado

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Tolga Göktekin, Carl Kaphan, Hiroaki Narita, Enrique Vila, Kylie Wijsmuller

The Croods: A New Age, DreamWorks Animation; Amaury Aubel, Domin Lee, Alex Timchenko, Andrew Wheeler, Derek Cheung

Trolls World Tour, DreamWorks Animation; Zachary Glynn, Landon Gray, Youxi Woo, John Kosnik, Doug Rizeakos

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Kim Kelly, Leena Lecklin, Frédéric Plumey, Almu Redondo, Nicole Storck

Best Character Animation – TV/Media

Alien Xmas, Netflix Presents Fairview Entertainment / Sonar Entertainment / Chiodo Bros. Productions; Kim Blanchette

BoJack Horseman, Episode: Good Damage, Tornante Productions, LLC for Netflix; James Bowman

Cosmos: Possible Worlds, Episode: Vavilov Starburns Industries; Dan MacKenzie

Hilda, Silvergate Media for Netflix; David Laliberté

Lamp Life, Episode: Lamp Life, Pixar Animation Studios; Lucas Fraga Pacheco

Best Character Animation – Feature

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios; Shaun Chacko

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Michal Makarewicz

The Croods: A New Age, DreamWorks Animation; Rani Naamani

The Willoughbys, Netflix Presents A BRON, Animation Production in association with Creative Wealth Media; Andrés Bedate Martin

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Emmanuel Asquier-Brassart

Best Character Animation – Live Action

The Christmas Chronicles 2; Production Company: Netflix Presents A 26th Street Pictures / Wonder Worldwide Production; FX Production Company: Weta Digital; Nick Stein, Caroline Ting, Sebastian Trujillo, David Yabu, Paul Ramsden

The Mandalorian; Production Company: Lucasfilm; FX Production Company: Image Engine; Nathan Fitzgerald, Leo Ito, Chris Rogers, Eung Ho Lo, Emily Luk

The Umbrella Academy 2; Production Company: UCP for Netflix; FX Production Company: Weta Digital; Aidan Martin, Hunter Parks, Craig Young, Viki Yeo, Krystal Sae Eua

Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made; Production Company: Walt Disney Pictures; FX Production Company: Framestore; Anders Beer, Marianne Morency, Hennadii Prykhodko, Sophie Burie, Cedric Le Poullennec

Best Character Animation – Video Game

League of Legends, Riot Games, Inc.; Jose “Sho” Hernandez, Lana Bachynski , Christopher Hsing, Matthew Johnson, Jason Hendrich

Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales, Insomniac Games; Brian Wyser, Michael Yosh, Danny Garnett, David Hancock

Ori and the Will of the Wisps, Moon Studios Xbox Game Studios iam8bit; Jim Donovan, Warren Goff, Boris Hiestand, Kim Nguyen, Jason Martinsen

The Last of Us Part II, Naughty Dog; Jeremy Yates, Eric Baldwin, Almudena Soria, Michal Mach, August Davies

Best Character Design – TV/Media

Amphibia, Episode: The Shut-In!, Disney TV Animation; Joe Sparrow

BNA, Episode: Runaway Raccoon, Trigger / Netflix; Yusuke Yoshigaki

Craig of the Creek, Cartoon Network Studios; Danny Hynes

Looney Tunes Cartoons, Warner Bros. Animation; Jim Soper

The Owl House, Episode: Young Blood, Old Souls, Disney Television Animation; Marina Gardner

Best Character Design – Feature

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Daniel López Muñoz

The Croods: A New Age, DreamWorks Animation; Joe Pitt

The Willoughbys, Netflix Presents A BRON Animation Production in association with Creative Wealth Media; Craig Kellman

Trolls World Tour, DreamWorks Animation; Timothy Lamb

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Federico Pirovano

Best Direction – TV/Media

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal, Episode: Plague of Madness; Cartoon Network Studios; Genndy Tartakovsky

Great Pretender, Episode: Case 1_1, Los Angeles Connection Production I.G. for Fuji Television Network and Netflix; Hiro Kaburagi

Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart, Episode: Mao Mao’s Nakey, Titmouse Inc / Cartoon Network Studios; Michael Moloney

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Episode: Battle Nexus NYC, Nickelodeon Animation Studio; Alan Wan

The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse, Episode: Hard to Swallow, Disney Television Animation; Eddie Trigueros

Best Direction – Feature

Calamity Jane, Maybe Movies; Rémi Chayé

Over the Moon, Netflix Presents a Netflix/Pearl Studio Production / a Glen Keane Productions Presentation; Glen Keane

Ride Your Wave, Science SARU; Masaaki Yuasa

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Pete Docter, Kemp Powers

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Tomm Moore, Ross Stewart

Best Music – TV/Media

Blood of Zeus, Episode: Escape or Die; Powerhouse Animation Studios for Netflix; Paul Edward-Francis

Mira Royal Detective, Episode: The Great Diwali Mystery, Wild Canary / Disney Junior; Amritha Vaz, Matthew Tishler, Jeannie Lurie

Star Trek: Lower Decks, Episode: Crisis Point, CBS’s Eye Animation Productions, Titmouse; Secret Hideout; and Roddenberry Entertainment; Chris Westlake

Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Episode: Victory and Death, Lucasfilm Animation; Kevin Kiner

The Tiger That Came to Tea, Lupus Films; David Arnold, Don Black

Best Music – Feature

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios; Mychael Danna, Jeff Danna

Over the Moon, Netflix Presents a Netflix/Pearl Studio Production / a Glen Keane Productions Presentation; Steven Price, Christopher Curtis, Marjorie Duffield, Helen Park

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Jon Batist

The Willoughbys, Netflix Presents A BRON Animation Production in association with Creative Wealth Media; Mark Mothersbaugh, Alessia Cara, Jon Levine, Colton Fisher

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Bruno Coulais, Kíla

Best Production Design – TV/Media

Baba Yaga, Baobab Studios; Glenn Hernandez, Matthieu Saghezchi

Shooom’s Odyssey, Picolo Pictures; Julien Bisaro

The Adventures of Paddington Episode: Paddington and Halloween, Blue-Zoo Animation Studio and Nickelodeon Animation Studio; Negar Bagheri

To: Gerard, DreamWorks Animation; Raymond Zibach

Trash Truck, Glen Keane Productions for Netflix; Eastwood Wong, Sylvia Liu, Elaine Lee, Tor Aunet, Lauren Zurcher

Best Production Design – Feature

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios; Noah Klocek, Sharon Calahan, Huy Nguyen, Bert Berry, Paul Conrad

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Steve Pilcher, Albert Lozano, Paul Abadilla, Bryn Imagire

The Willoughbys, Netflix Presents A BRON Animation Production in association with Creative Wealth Media; Kyle McQueen

Trolls World Tour, DreamWorks Animation; Kendal Cronkhite Shaindlin, Timothy Lamb

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; María Pareja, Ross Stewart, Tomm Moore

Best Storyboarding – TV/Media

Archibald’s Next Big Thing, Episode: Baritone Tea Part 1, DreamWorks Animation; Ben McLaughlin

Big City Greens, Episode: Cheap Show, Walt Disney Television Animation; Kiana Khansmith

Looney Tunes Cartoons, Warner Bros. Animation; Andrew Dickman

Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge, Warner Bros. Animation; Milo Neuman

Shooom’s Odyssey, Picolo Pictures; Julien Bisaro

Best Storyboarding – Feature

Earwig and the Witch, Studio Ghibli; Goro Miyazaki

Over the Moon, Netflix Presents a Netflix/Pearl Studio Production / a Glen Keane Productions Presentation; Glen Keane

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Trevor Jimenez

The Croods: A New Age, DreamWorks Animation; Evon Freeman

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Guillaume Lorin

Best Voice Acting – TV/Media

Dragons Rescue Riders, Episode: Hunt for the Golden Dragon, DreamWorks Animation; Jeff Bennett (Erik the Wretched)

It’s Pony, Episode: Episode 107, Blue-Zoo Animation and Nickelodeon Animation Studio; Jessica DiCicco (Annie)

Phineas and Ferb the Movie Episode: Candace Against the Universe, Walt Disney Television Animation & Disney Plus; Ashley Tisdale (Candace)

Tales of Arcadia: Wizards, Episode: Our Final Act, DreamWorks Animation; David Bradley (Merlin)

ThunderCats ROAR!, Episode: ThunderSlobs, Warner Bros. Animation; Patrick Seitz (Mumm-Ra, Tygra)

Best Voice Acting – Feature

Earwig and the Witch, Studio Ghibli; Vanessa Marshall (Bella Yaga)

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios; Tom Holland (Ian Lightfoot)

Over the Moon, Netflix Presents a Netflix/Pearl Studio Production / a Glen Keane Productions

Presentation; Robert G. Chiu (Chin)

The Croods: A New Age, DreamWorks Animation; Nicolas Cage (Grug)

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Eva Whittaker (Mebh Óg MacTíre)

Best Writing – TV/Media

Big Mouth, Episode: The New Me, Netflix; Andrew Goldberg, Patti Harrison, Andrew Goldberg

Craig of the Creek, Cartoon Network Studios; Jeff Trammell, Tiffany Ford, Dashawn Mahone, Najja Porter

Fancy Nancy, Episode: Nancy’s New Friend, Disney Television Animation; Krista Tucker, Andy Guerdat, Matt Hoverman, Laurie Israel, Marisa Evans-Sanden

Harley Quinn, Episode: Something Borrowed, Something Green; Eshugadee Productions in association with Warner Bros. Animation; Sarah Peters

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Episode: Heart Part 2, DreamWorks Animation; Noelle Stevenson

Best Writing – Feature

A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon, Studiocanal and Aardman present in association with Anton Capital Entertainment, An Aardman Production for Netflix; Mark Burton, Jon Brown

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios; Dan Scanlon, Jason Headley, Keith Bunin

Over the Moon, Netflix Presents a Netflix/Pearl Studio Production / a Glen Keane Productions Presentation; Audrey Wells

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Pete Docter, Mike Jones, Kemp Powers

Wolfwalkers, Cartoon Saloon / Melusine; Will Collins

Best Editorial – TV/Media

Cops and Robbers, Lawrence Bender Productions for Netflix; Brandon Terry, Ezra Dweck, Del Spiva

Hilda, Episode: Chapter 9: The Deerfox, Silvergate Media for Netflix; John McKinnon

If Anything Happens I Love You, Gilbert Films / Oh Good Productions for Netflix; Peter Ettinger, Michael Babcock

Lamp Life, Episode: Lamp Life, Pixar Animation Studios; Serena Warner

To: Gerard, DreamWorks Animation; James Ryan

Best Editorial – Feature

A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon, Studiocanal and Aardman present in association with Anton Capital Entertainment, An Aardman Production for Netflix; Sim Evan-Jones, ACE, Adrian Rhodes

Calamity Jane, Maybe Movies; Benjamin Massoubre

Onward, Pixar Animation Studios; Catherine Apple, Anna Wolitzky, Dave Suther

Soul, Pixar Animation Studios; Kevin Nolting, Gregory Amundson, Robert Grahamjones, Amera Rizk

The Willoughbys, Netflix Presents A BRON Animation Production inassociation with Creative Wealth Media; Fiona Toth, Ken Schretzmann, ACE

Annie Awards 2021, tutti i vincitori: il trionfo di Soul

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Annie Awards 2021, tutti i vincitori: il trionfo di Soul

Sono stati assegnati gli Annie Awards 2021, i premi dedicati al cinema e alla tv d’animazione e, come era prevedibile, il film della Pixar, Soul, ha portato a casa la maggior parte dei riconoscimenti, spianando definitivamente la sua strada verso il premio Oscar di categoria, che verrà assegnato domenica 25 aprile.

Di seguito, tutti i vincitori degli Annie Awards 2021

BEST FEATURE
Soul
Pixar Animation Studios

BEST INDIE FEATURE
Wolfwalkers
Cartoon Saloon/Melusine Productions for Apple/Gkids

BEST SPECIAL PRODUCTION
The Snail and the Whale
Magic Light Pictures

BEST SHORT SUBJECT
Souvenir Souvenir
Blast Production

BEST SPONSORED
There’s a Monster in my Kitchen
Cartoon Saloon, Mother

BEST TV/MEDIA – PRESCHOOL
The Adventures of Paddington
Episode: Paddington Digs a Tunnel to Peru
Blue-Zoo Animation Studio and Nickelodeon Animation Studio

BEST TV/MEDIA – CHILDREN
Hilda
Episode: Chapter 9: The Deerfox
Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks

BEST TV/MEDIA – GENERAL AUDIENCE
Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal Episode: Coven Of The Damned Cartoon Network Studios

BEST STUDENT FILM
La Bestia
School: Gobelins, l’école de l’image
Student directors: Marlijn Van Nuenen, Ram Tamez, Alfredo Gerard Kuttikatt

BEST EFFECTS FOR TV/MEDIA
Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous
Episode: Welcome to Jurassic World Production Company: DreamWorks Animation
FX Production Company: Dreamworks Animation and CGCG Inc.
Emad Khalili, Ivan Wang, Chris Wombold, Kyle Goertz, Kathy D. Tran

BEST EFFECTS FOR FEATURE
Soul
Production Company: Pixar Animation Studios
FX Production Company: Pixar Animation Studios
Tolga Göktekin, Carl Kaphan, Hiroaki Narita, Enrique Vila, Kylie Wijsmuller

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – TV/MEDIA
Hilda
Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks
David Laliberté

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – FEATURE
Soul
Pixar Animation Studios
Michal Makarewicz

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – LIVE ACTION
The Mandalorian
Production Company: Lucasfilm
FX Production Company: Image Engine
Nathan Fitzgerald, Leo Ito, Chris Rogers, Eung Ho Lo, Emily Luk

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATION – VIDEO GAME
Marvel’s Spider-Man Miles Morales
Insomniac Games
Brian Wyser, Michael Yosh, Danny Garnett, David Hancock

BEST CHARACTER DESIGN – TV/MEDIA
Amphibia
Episode: The Shut-In! Disney TV Animation Joe Sparrow

BEST CHARACTER DESIGN – FEATURE
Wolfwalkers
Cartoon Saloon/Melusine Productions for Apple/Gkids
Federico Pirovano

BEST DIRECTION – TV/MEDIA
Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal Episode: Plague Of Madness Cartoon Network Studios Genndy Tartakovsky

BEST DIRECTION – FEATURE
Wolfwalkers
Cartoon Saloon/Melusine Productions for Apple/Gkids
Tomm Moore, Ross Stewart

BEST MUSIC – TV/MEDIA
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Episode: Victory and Death Lucasfilm Animation
Kevin Kiner

BEST MUSIC – FEATURE
Soul
Pixar Animation Studios
Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Jon Batiste

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – TV/MEDIA
Shooom’s Odyssey Picolo Pictures Julien Bisaro

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN – FEATURE
Wolfwalkers
Cartoon Saloon/Melusine Productions for Apple/Gkids
María Pareja, Ross Stewart, Tomm Moore

BEST STORYBOARDING – TV/MEDIA
Looney Tunes Cartoons
Episode: Big League Beast / Firehouse Frenzy Warner Bros. Animation
Andrew Dickman

BEST STORYBOARDING – FEATURE
Soul
Pixar Animation Studios
Trevor Jimenez

BEST VOICE ACTING – TV/MEDIA
Tales of Arcadia: Wizards Episode: Our Final Act DreamWorks Animation David Bradley (Merlin)

BEST VOICE ACTING – FEATURE
Wolfwalkers
Cartoon Saloon/Melusine Productions for Apple/Gkids
Eva Whittaker (Mebh Óg MacTíre)

BEST WRITING – TV/MEDIA
Big Mouth
Episode: The New Me Netflix
Andrew Goldberg, Patti Harrison

BEST WRITING – FEATURE
Soul
Pixar Animation Studios
Pete Docter, Mike Jones, Kemp Powers

BEST EDITORIAL – TV/MEDIA
Hilda
Episode: Chapter 9: The Deerfox
Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks
John McKinnon

BEST EDITORIAL – FEATURE
Soul
Pixar Animation Studios
Kevin Nolting, Gregory Amundson, Robert Grahamjones, Amera Rizk

JURIED AWARDS

Winsor McCay Award
 Willie Ito, Sue Nichols (posthumously), Bruce Smith

June Foray Award
Daisuke “Dice” Tsutsumi

Ub Iwerks Award
Epic Games for its Unreal Engine

Special Achievement Award
Howard (Stone Circle Pictures)

Annie Awards 2020: vince Klaus – Segreti del Natale

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Annie Awards 2020: vince Klaus – Segreti del Natale

È Klaus – Segreti del Natale, l’acclamato film prodotto da Netflix, a portare a casa l’edizione numero 47 degli Annie Awards 2020. Il colosso dello streaming ha portato a casa 19 premi, battendo la Disney e conquistando il premio più ambito per il miglior lungometraggio di animazione.

Il film, diretto da Sergio Pablos, ha anche vinto i premi per la character animation, il character design, lo storyboard, le scenografie, la regia e il montaggio.

Dov’è il mio corpo?, che con Klaus concorre nella categoria del miglior film d’animazione agli Oscar 2020, ha vinto l’Annie per il miglior film d’animazione indipendente, per la sceneggiatura e per le musiche.

Gli altri nominati all’Oscar, Toy Story 4, Missing LInk (che ha già vinto il Golden Globe) e Dragon Trainer: il mondo nascosto, non hanno portato a casa nessun premio. La Disney, invece, torna a casa con soltanto sei premi.

Tutti i vincitori degli Annie Awards 2020

Miglior film

Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine

Miglior film indipendente
I Lost My Body
Xilam for Netflix

Miglior produzione speciale
How to Train Your Dragon Homecoming
Dreamworks Animation

Miglior corto
Uncle Thomas: Accounting for the Days
Regina Pessoa (Ciclope Filmes, National Film Board of Canada, Les Armateurs)

Miglior VR
Bonfire
Baobab Studios

Miglior spot pubblicitario
The Mystical Journey of Jimmy Page’s ’59 Telecaster
Nexus Studios

Miglior TV/Media – prescolare
Ask the Storybots
Jibjab Bros. Studios for Netflix

Miglior TV/Media – bambini
Disney Mickey Mouse
Disney TV Animation/Disney Channel

Miglior TV/Media – pubblico generalista
Bojack Horseman
Tornante Productions, LLC for Netflix

Miglior film studentesco
The Fox & The Pigeon
Sheridan College

Migliori FX per TV/Media
Love, Death & Robots
Blur for Netflix
Nominees: Viktor Németh, Szabolcs Illés, Ádám Sipos , Vladimir Zhovna

Migliori FX per un lungometraggio
Frozen 2
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Nominees: Benjamin Fiske, Alex Moaveni, Jesse Erickson, Dimitre Berberov, Kee Nam Suong

Miglior Character Animation – TV/Media
His Dark Materials
BBC Studios
Nominees: Aulo Licinio

Miglior Character Animation – film d’animazione
Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine
Nominees: Sergio Martins

Miglior Character Animation – Live Action
Avengers: Endgame
Weta Digital
Nominees: Sidney Kombo-Kintombo

Miglior Character Animation – Video Game
Unruly Heroes
Magic Design Studios
Nominees: Sebastien Parodi, Nicolas Leger

Miglior Character Design – TV/Media
Carmen Sandiego
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing and DHX Media for Netflix
Nominees: Keiko Murayama

Miglior Character Design – lungometraggio
Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine
Nominees: Torsten Schrank

Miglior regia – TV/Media
Disney Mickey Mouse
Disney TV Animation/Disney Channel
Nominees: Alonso Ramirez Ramos

Miglior regia – film
Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine
Nominees: Sergio Pablos

Migliori musiche – TV/Media
Love, Death & Robots
Blur for Netflix
Nominees: Rob Cairns

Migliori musiche – film
I Lost My Body
Xilam for Netflix
Nominees: Dan Levy

Migliori scenografie – TV/Media
Love, Death & Robots
Blur for Netflix
Nominees: Alberto Mielgo

Migliori scenografie – film
Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine
Nominees: Szymon Biernaki, Marcin Jakubowski

Miglior Storyboarding – TV/Media
Carmen Sandiego
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing and DHX Media for Netflix
Nominees: Kenny Park

Miglior Storyboarding – film
Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine
Nominees: Sergio Pablos

Miglior doppiaggio – TV/Media
Bob’s Burgers
20th Century Fox/Bento Box Entertainment
Nominees: H. Jon Benjamin

Miglior doppiaggio – film
Frozen 2
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Nominees: Josh Gad

Miglior sceneggiatura – TV/Media
Tuca & Bertie
Tornante Productions, LLC for Netflix
Nominees: Shauna McGarry

Miglior sceneggiatura – film
I Lost My Body
Xilam for Netflix
Nominees: Jérémy Clapin, Guillaume Laurant

Miglior montaggio – TV/Media
Love, Death & Robots
Blur for Netflix
Nominees: Bo Juhl, Stacy Auckland, Valerian Zamel

Miglior montaggio – film
Klaus
Netflix Presents A Production of The Spa Studios and Atresmedia Cine
Nominees: Pablo García Revert

Annie Awards 2019: Spider-Man: un nuovo universo batte tutti

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Annie Awards 2019: Spider-Man: un nuovo universo batte tutti

Spider-Man: un nuovo universo ha trionfato agli Annie Awards, portando a casa sette trofei – uno per ciascuna delle sue incarnazioni delle Spider-Persone – tra cui il miglior film d’animazione.

Il film di Sony Pictures Animation, che ha vinto in tutte le categorie in cui è stato nominato, ha superato I Primitivi di Aardman Animations, Gli Incredibili 2 di Pixar, L’Isola dei cani di Fox Searchlight Pictures e Ralph Spacca Internet di Disney.

Ecco tutti i vincitori:

Best Animated Feature
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation

Best Animated Independent Feature
Mirai, Studio Chizu

Best Animated Special Production
Il Ritorno di Mary Poppins, Walt Disney Studios

Best Animated Short Subject
Weekends, past lives productions

Best Virtual Reality Production
Crow: The Legend, Baobab Studios

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Commercial
Greenpeace ‘There’s a Rang-Tan In My, Bedroom’, Passion Animation Studios

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production For Preschool Children
Ask the StoryBots, JibJab Bros. Studios for Netflix

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production For Children
Hilda, Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks

Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast Production
BoJack Horseman, Tornante Productions, LLC for Netflix

Best Student Film
Best Friend, Nicholas Olivieri, Yi Shen, Juliana De Lucca, Varun Nair, David Feliu

Animated Effects in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
Tales of Arcadia: Trollhunters, DreamWorks Animation Television; Visual Effects Supervisor: David M.V. Jones, Overseas FX Supervisor: Vincent Chou, Overseas Lead FX Artist: Clare Yang

Animated Effects in an an Animated Feature Production
Ralph Spacca Internet, Walt Disney Animation Studios; Head of Effects Animation: Cesar Velazquez, Effects Lead: Marie Tollec, Effects Lead: Alexander Moaveni, Effects Lead: Peter DeMund, Foundation Effects Lead: Ian J. Coony

Character Animation in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Hilda, Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks; Character Animator: Scott Lewis, Character: The King, Hilda, Arfur

Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation; Animator: David Han Character: Multiple

Character Animation in a Live Action Production
Il ritorno di Mary Poppins, Walt Disney Pictures; Chris Sauve, James Baxter, Sandro Cleuzo

Character Animation in a Video Game
GRIS, Nomada Studio; Lead Animator: Adrian Miguel Character: Gris (Cinematics and In-Game), Lead Animator: Adrian Garcia Character:
Gris (Cinematics), Lead Animator: Adrian Miguel Character: Sombra

Character Design in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventure, Walt Disney Television Animation; Character Designer: Amanda Jolly Character: Rapunzel Bird, Cassandra Bird, Father Parrot, Special Birds

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation; Shiyoon Kim, Characters: Uncle Aaron, Rio, Peter, Miles, King Pin, Gwen, Aunt May, Goblin, Jefferson

Directing in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Disney Mickey Mouse, Disney Television Animation; Director: Eddie Trigueros

Directing in an Animated Feature Production
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation; Director: Bob Persichetti, Director: Rodney Rothman, Director: Peter Ramsey

Music in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Disney Mickey Mouse, Disney Television Animation; Composer: Christopher Willis

Music in an Animated Feature Production
Gli Increibili 2, Pixar Animation Studios; Composer: Michael Giacchino

Production Design in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Age of Sail, Google Spotlight Stories, Broad Reach Pictures; Production Design: Céline Desrumaux; Production Design: Jasmin Lai

Production Design in an Animated Feature Production
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation; Production Design: Justin K. Thompson

Storyboarding in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production (tie)
Disney Mickey Mouse, Disney Television Animation; Storyboard Artist: Alonso Ramirez Ramos
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Nickelodeon Animation Studio; Storyboard Artist: Kevin Molina-Ortiz

Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production
Gli Incredibili 2, Pixar Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist: Dean Kelly

Voice Acting in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Will Arnett, BoJack Horseman, Tornante Productions, LLC for Netflix; Character: BoJack

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production
Bryan Cranston, L’isola dei cani, Fox Searchlight Pictures / Indian Paintbrush / American Empirical Pictures; Character: Chief

Writing in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Hilda, Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks; Writer: Stephanie Simpson

Writing in an Animated Feature Production
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation; Writer: Phil Lord, Writer: Rodney Rothman

Editorial in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production
Big Hero 6: The Series, Walt Disney Television Animation; Nominee: Charles Jones, Nominee: Joe Molinari, Nominee: Dao Le, Nominee: Vartan Nazarian, Nominee: David Vazquez

Editorial in an Animated Feature Production
Spider-Man: un nuovo universo, Sony Pictures Animation; Nominee: Bob Fisher, Nominee: Andrew Leviton, Nominee: Vivek Sharma

Annie Awards 2018: tutte le nomination

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Annie Awards 2018: tutte le nomination

Sono state annunciate le nomination agli Annual Annie Awards, i premi per il cinema d’animazione, giunti alla quarantaseiesima edizione. I premi verranno assegnati alla Royce Hall at University of California il prossimo 2 febbraio.

Ecco di seguito i nominati agli Annie Awards 2018

Miglior film d’animazione

Early Man (Aardman Animations)

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Isle of Dogs (Fox Searchlight Pictures/Indian Paintbrush/American Empirical Pictures)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony Pictures Animation)

Miglior film d’animazione indipendente

Ce Magnifique Gâteau! (Beast Animation, Vivement Lundi!, Pedri Animation)

MFKZAnkama (Studio 4ºC)

Mirai (Stuido Chizu)

Ruben Brandt, Collector (Hungarian National Film Fund)

Tito and the Birds (Bits Productions, Split Studio)

Migliore produzione speciale animata

Back to the Moon (Google Spotlight Stories, Google Doodles, Nexus Studios)

Mary Poppins Returns (Walt Disney Studios)

The Emperor’s Newest Clothes (HBO/Starburns Industries)

The Highway Rat (Magic Light Pictures)

Miglior cortometraggio animato

Grandpa Walrus (Caimans Productions)

Lost & Found (Wabi Sabi Studios)

SOLAR WALK (Nørium)

Untravel (Production: Film House Baš Čelik, Serbia; Co-production: BFilm, Bratislava/Your Dreams Factory, Bratislava)

Migliore trasmissione tv per bambini

Hilda (Hilda Productions Limitd, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks)

Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny (DreamWorks Animation Television)

Little Big Awesome (Amazon Studios)

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nickelodeon Animation Studio)

Tales of Arcadia: Trollhunters  (DreamWorks Animation Television)

Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast Production

Big Mouth (Netflix)

Bob’s Burgers (20th Century FOX Television/Bento Box Entertainment)

BoJack Horseman (Tornate Productions, LLC for Netflix)

Human Kind Of (Cartuna, Facebook Watch)

The Venture Bros. (Adult Swim/Titmouse, Inc.)

Outstanding Achievement for Animated Effects in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

DreamWorks Theatre Presents Kung Fu Panda (DreamWorks Animation)

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nickelodeon Animation Studio)

SuperMansion (Stoopid Buddy Stoodios)

Tales of Arcadia: Trollhunters (DreamWorks Animation Television)

Watership Down (42/Biscuit Entertainment with Netflix)

Outstanding Achievement for Animated Effects in an Animated Feature Production

Early Man (Aardman Animations)

Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (Sony Pictures Animation)

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Next Gen (Baozou with Alibaba Pictures Inc. in association with Tangent Animation for Netflix)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Outstanding Achievement for Character Animation in a Video Game

God of War (Santa Monica Studio)

GRIS (Nomada Studio)

Marvel’s Spider-Man (Insomniac Games)

Moss (Polyarc)

Shadow of the Tomb Raider (Square Enix)

Outstanding Achievement for Directing in an Animated Feature Production

Early Man (Aardman Animations)

Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (Sony Pictures Animation)

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony Pictures Animation)

Outstanding Achievement for Music in an Animated Feature Production

Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (Illumination)

Early Man (Aardman Animationsb)

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Smallfoot (Warner Bros. Pictures/Warner Animation Group)

Outstanding Achievement for Production Design in an Animated Feature Production

Early Man (Aardman Animations)

Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (Sony Pictures Animation)

Isle of Dogs (FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES, INDIAN PAINTBRUSH, AMERICAN EMPIRICAL PICTURES)

Mary Poppins Returns (Walt Disney Studios)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony Pictures Animation)

Outstanding Achievement for Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production

Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (Illumination)

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Mary Poppins Returns (Walt Disney Studios)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Outstanding Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

BoJack Horseman (Tornate Productions, LLC for Netflix)

F is for Family (Wild West Television in association with Gaumont Television for Netflix)

Pete the Cat (Amazon Studios, Alcon Television Group, LLC)

Skylanders Academy (Activision Blizzard Studios)

Unikitty (Warner Bros. Animation)

Outstanding Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production

Early Man (Aardman Animations)

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Isle of Dogs (Fox Searchlight Pictures/Indian Paintbrush/American Empirical Pictures)

Next Gen (Baozou with Alibaba Pictures Inc. in association with Tangent Animation for Netflix)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Outstanding Achievement for Writing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

Big Mouth (Netflix)

Craig of the Creek (Cartoon Network Studios)

Hilda (Hilda Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, Netflix Inc. and Mercury Filmworks)

Star vs. The Forces of Evil (Walt Disney Television Animation)

We Bare Bears (Cartoon Network Animation Studios)

Outstanding Achievement for Writing in an Animated Feature Production

Incredibles 2 (Pixar Animation Studios)

Mirai (Studio Chizu)

Ralph Breaks the Internet (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony Pictures Animation)

Teen Titans Go! to the Movies (Warner Bros. Animation)

Annie Awards 2018: Coco fa piazza pulita

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Annie Awards 2018: Coco fa piazza pulita

Come da previsioni, Coco della Disney Pixar, ha fatto piazza pulita agli Annie Awards 2018, i premi dedicati al cinema d’animazione. Il film ha portato a casa ben 11 premi. Da sottolineare anche il premio al miglior film d’animazione indipendente a The Breadwinner, film prodotto da Angelina Jolie.

Best Animated Feature

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Best Animated Feature — Independent
“The Breadwinner”
Cartoon Saloon/Aircraft Pictures/Melusine Productions

Best Animated Special Production

“Revolting Rhymes”
Magic Light Pictures

Best Animated Short Subject

“Dear Basketball”
Glen Keane Productions, Kobe Studios, Believe Entertainment Group

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Commercial

“June”
Broad Reach Pictures/Chromosphere/Lyft

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Television Production for Preschool Children

“Octonauts”
Episode: Operation Deep Freeze
Vampire Squid Productions Limited, a Silvergate Media Company, in association with Brown Bag Films

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Children

“We Bare Bears”
Episode: Panda’s Art
Cartoon Network Animation Studios

Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Rick and Morty”
Episode 303: “Pickle Rick”
Williams Street Productions

Best Student Film

“Poles Apart”
Paloma Baeza

Animated Effects in an Animated Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Shaun Galinak, Dave Hale, Jason Johnston, Carl Kaphan, Keith Daniel Klohn

Character Animation in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Trollhunters”
Episode: 205 – “Homecoming”
DreamWorks Animation Television
Bruno Chiou, Yi-Fan Cho, Kevin Jong , Chun-Jung Chu

Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
John Chun Chiu Lee

Character Animation in a Live Action Production

“War for the Planet of the Apes”
Chernin Entertainment, TSG Entertainment, River Road Entertainment, 20th Century Fox
Daniel Barrett, Sidney Kombo-Kintombo, Emile Ghorayeb, Luisma Lavin Peredo, Alessandro Bonora

Character Animation in a Video Game

“Cuphead”
StudioMDHR
Hanna Abi-Hanna

Character Design in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Samurai Jack”
Episode: XCVI
Adult Swim
Craig Kellman

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Daniel Arriaga, Daniela Strijleva, Greg Dykstra, Alonso Martinez, Zaruhi Galstyan

Directing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Disney Mickey Mouse”
Episode: The Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spooktacular!
Walt Disney Television Animation
Dave Wasson, Eddie Trigueros, Alonso Ramirez-Ramo

Directing in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Lee Unkrich, Adrian Molina

Music in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Disney Mickey Mouse”
Episode: The Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spooktacular!
Walt Disney Television Animation
Christopher Willis

Music in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Michael Giacchino, Kristin Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Germaine Franco, Adrian Molina

Production Design in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Samurai Jack”
Episode: XCIII
Adult Swim
Scott Wills

Production Design in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studio
Harley Jessup, Danielle Feinberg, Bryn Imagire, Nathaniel McLaughlin, Ernesto Nemesio

Storyboarding in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Disney Mickey Mouse”
Episode: Bee Inspired
Walt Disney Television Animation
Eddie Trigueros

Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Dean Kelly

Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

Tom Kenny as SpongeBob Square Pants
“SpongeBob SquarePants

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production

Anthony Gonzalez as Miguel
“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios

Writing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Rick and Morty”
Ryan Ridley, Dan Guterman
Episode: 307 – “The Ricklantis Mixup”
Williams Street Productions

Writing in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Adrian Molina, Matthew Aldrich
Pixar Animation Studios

Editorial in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Samurai Jack”
Episode: XCIII, XCIV, XCIX
Adult Swim
Paul Douglas

Editorial in an Animated Feature Production

“Coco”
Pixar Animation Studios
Steve Bloom, Lee Unkrich, Greg Snyder, Tim Fox

Oscar 2018 nomination: ecco tutti i candidati ai 90° Academy Awards

Sia Coco che The Breadwinner sono in lizza per gli Oscar 2018, nella categoria Miglior film d’animazione.
Fonte: Variety

Annie Awards 2017: Kubo e Zootropolis dominano le nominations

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Annie Awards 2017: Kubo e Zootropolis dominano le nominations

Sono state annunciate le nomination agli Annie Awards, il riconoscimento cinematografico dedicato al campo dell’animazione, conferito ogni anno dai membri della ASIFA-Hollywood (la sezione di Hollywood della “Association Internationale du Film d’Animation”).

Ecco di seguito le nomination agli Annie Awards:

Best Animated Feature

“Finding Dory,” Pixar Animation Studios

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika

“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation

“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation

Best Animated Feature – Independent

“Long Way North,” Sacrebleu Productions, Maybe Movies, NorlumStudios, France 3 Cinéma and 2 Minutes

“Miss Hokusai,” GKids

“My Life as a Zucchini,” GKids

“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not Productions

“Your Name.,” CoMix Wave Films

Best Animated Special Production

“Audrie & Daisy,” AfterImage Public Media in association with Actual Films for Netflix

“Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll,” DreamWorks Animation

“Little Big Awesome,” Titmouse, Inc./Amazon Studios

“Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life,” CBS Films/J.P. Entertainment/Participant Media

“Pear Cider and Cigarettes,” Massive Swerve Studios and Passion Pictures Animation

Best Animated Short Subject

“Blind Vaysha,” National FilmBoard of Canada

“Deer Flower,” Studio ZAZAC

“Path Title Sequence,” Acme Filmworks

“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures

“Piper,” Pixar Animation Studios

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Commercial

“Duelyst,” Powerhouse Animation Studios, Inc.

“LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens” Trailer, Plastic Wax

“Lily & the Snowman,” Hornet

Loteria “Night Shift,” Passion Pictures Ltd.

“The Importance of Paying Attention: Teeth,” Bill Plympton Studio

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Preschool Children

“Ask the StoryBots,” Episode: Why Do I Have to Brush My Teeth?, JibJab Bros. Studios for Netflix

“Peg + Cat,” Episode: The Disappearing Art Problem, The Fred Rogers Company/ 9ate7 Productions

“Puffin Rock – The First Snow,” Episode 59, Cartoon Saloon, Dog Ears, Penguin RandomHouse

“The Stinky & Dirty Show,” Episode: Squeak, Amazon Studios and Brown Bag Films

“Tumble Leaf,” Episode: Mighty Mud Movers / Having a Ball, Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Children

“Adventure Time,” Episode: Bad Jubies, Bix Pix Entertainment, Cartoon Network, Frederator Studios

“DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender,” Episode: Return of the Gladiator, DreamWorks Animation Television

“Elena of Avalor,” Episode: A Day to Remember, Disney Television Animation

“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” Episode: Trans-Dimensional Turtles, Nickelodeon

“Wander Over Yonder,” Episode: My Fair Hatey, Disney Television Animation

Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: Glued, Where’s My Bob?, Bento Box Entertainment

“BoJack Horseman,” Episode: Fish Out of Water, Tornante Productions for Netflix

“Long Live the Royals,” Episode: Punk Show, Cartoon Network Studios

“The Simpsons,” Episode: Barthood, Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox Television

“The Venture Bros,” Episode: Hostile Makeover, Titmouse, Inc.

Best Student Film

“Citipati,” Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg

“FISHWITCH,” Adrienne Dowling

“The Abyss,” Liying Huang

“The Wrong End of the Stick,” Terri Matthews

“Twiddly Things,” Adara Todd

Animated Effects in an Animated Production

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Lead Effects Artist: David Horsley; CG Look Development Lead: Eric Wachtman; Senior Compositor: Timur Khodzhaev; Compositor: Daniel Leatherdale; Lead CG Lighter: Terrance Tomberg

“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation; Effects Sequence Lead: Matt Titus; Effects Sequence Lead: Jeff Budsberg; Effects Sequence Lead: Carl Hooper; Effects Sequence Lead: Louis Flores; Effects Sequence Lead: Jason Mayer

“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Head of Effects Animation: Marlon West; Effects Lead: Erin V. Ramos; Effects Lead: Blair Pierpont; Foundation Effects Lead: Ian J. Coony; Effects Lead: John M. Kosnik

“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not Productions; Special Effects Supervisor: Mouloud Oussid

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Effects Lead: Thom Wickes; Effects Lead: Henrik Fält; Effects Animator: Dong Joo Byun; Effects Animator: Rattanin Sirinaruemarn; Effects Animator: Sam Klock

Animated Effects in a Live Action Production

“Deepwater Horizon,” Lionsgate; The Rig;  Effects TD Supervisor: Raul Essig; Digital Artist : Mark Chataway; Lead Digital Artist : George Kuruvilla; Digital Artist : Mihai Cioroba

“Doctor Strange,” Marvel, Mirror Dimension; FX Supervisor: Georg Kaltenbrunner; Digital Artist : Michael Marcuzzi; Digital Artist : Thomas Bevan; Digital Artist: Andrew Graham; Digital Artist: Jihyun Yoon

“Ghostbusters,” Iloura; Animator: Terry Bannon; Animator: Nicholas Tripodi; Animator: Daniel Fotheringham; Animator: Matt Weaver; Animator: Julien Boudou

“The BFG,” Amblin Entertainment and Walt Disney Pictures; Lead Effects TD: Claude Schitter; Senior Previs Animator: Benjaman Folkman; Senior Effects TD: Gary Boyle; FX Supervisor: David Caeiro; CG Supervisor: Luke Millar

“Warcraft,” Legendary/Universal; Magic; Legendary/ Universal; FX Supervisor: John Hansen; Lead Artist: George Kuruvilla; Lead Artist: Alexis Hall, Lead Artist: Gordon Chapman; Lead Artist: Ben O’Brien

Character Animation in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Atomic Puppet,” Mercury Filmworks, Gaumont Animation, Technicolor; Character Animator: Barry Kennedy; Characters: Disastro, Phil Felt, Joey Felt, Old

Man, Atomic Puppet, Mookie, Vivian Felt, Smoke Monster, Principal Wartickle, Sword Sister (Paulina), Were-chicken, Chicken, Mr. Inkwood, Cornelius (Octopus), Atomic Android, incidental characters

“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Becoming, Part 1, DreamWorks Animation Television; Character Animator: Mike Chaffe; Characters: Blinky, Aaarrrgghh!!

“The Snowy Day,”   Amazon Studios and Karrot Entertainment; Lead Animator: Rob Thomson; Character: Peter, Mom, Nana and other various characters

“Tumble Leaf,” Episode: Thinking Outside The Hoop / Fig’s HayMaze-ing Wander, Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment; Lead Animator: Dan MacKenzie; Characters: Fig, Hedge, Stick, Okra, Maple, Pine, Buckeye, Gourd, Chickens

“Tumble Leaf,” Episode: Mighty Mud Movers / Having a Ball, Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment; Lead Animator: Joe Heinen; Characters: Fig, Hedge, Stick, Buckeye, Pine, Beetles

Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production

“Finding Dory,” Pixar Animation Studios; Character Development and Animation: Erick Oh; Characters: All Characters

“Kubo and the Two Strings” Laika; Animator: Jan Maas; Characters: Multiple

“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation; Animation Supervisor: Ludovic Bouancheau; Characters: Various

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Animator: Dave Hardin Charactes: Judy Hopps, Stu Hopps, Bonnie Hopps, Chief Bogo, Nick Wilde,

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Animator: Chad Sellers; Characters: Mr. Big, Koslov, Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Flash

Character Animation in a Live Action Production

“Captain America: Civil War,” Marvel Studios; Spider-man; ILM Animation Supervisor: Steve Rawlins; CG Lead Artist: Ebrahim Jahromi; Associate Animation Supervisor: Cedric Lo; CG Lead Artist: Stephen King; Digital Artist: Yair Gutierrez

“Games of Thrones,” HBO, Episode: Battle of the Bastards; Visual Effects By Iloura: Nicholas Tripodi; Visual Effects By Iloura: Dean Elliott; Visual Effects By Iloura: James Hollingworth; Visual Effects By Iloura: Matt Weaver

“The Jungle Book,”  Walt Disney Pictures; Animation Supervisor: Andrew R. Jones; Animation Supervisor: Peta Bayley; Animation Supervisor: Gabriele Zucchelli; Character Supervisor: Benjamin Jones

“The Jungle Book,” Walt Disney Pictures; Animation Supervisor: Andrew R. Jones; Senior Animation Supervisor: Paul Story; Animation Supervisor: Dennis Yoo; Motion Editor: Eteuati Tema; Senior Facial Modeller: Andrei Coval

“Warcraft ,” Legendary/Universal; Orcs; Animation Supervisor: Hal Hickel; Digital Artist : Jee Young Park; Digital Artist: Kai-Hua Lan; Animation Supervisor: Cedric Lo; Animation Supervisor: KimHuat Ooi

Character Animation in a Video Game

“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Legends,” Ludia Inc.; Character Animator: Lucio Mennillo; Character: Donatello Vision; Character Animator: Martine Quesnel;  Character: Leonardo Vision; Character Animator: Alexandre Cheff; Character: Donatello LARP; Character Animator: Laura Gorrie; Character: Leatherhead LARP; Lead Animator: Guillaume Charrin; Character: Raphael Vision

“Titanfall 2,” Respawn Entertainment; Character Animator: Ranon Sarono, Character: Jack Cooper, BT-7274, Weapons; Character Animator: Shawn Wilson; Character: BT-7274, Creatures; Lead Animator: Mark Grigsby Character: BT-7274, Jack Cooper, Viper, Weapons; Lead Animator: Paul Messerly Character: BT-7274, Jack Cooper, AI; Character Animator: Moy Parra, Character BT-7274, Villains

“Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End,” Naughty Dog; Lead Animator: Jeremy Yates Character: All; Lead Animator: Almudena Soria Character: All; Lead Animator: Eric Baldwin Character: All; Lead Animator: Paul Davies Character: All; Lead Animator: Tom Bland Character: All; Witcher 3 Expansion Packs – Character Animation Reel; CDProjekt Red Lead Animator: Sebastian Kalemba; Character: Directing role

Character Design in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Counterfeit Cat,” Episode: 28 Seconds Later, Tricon Kids & Family and Wildseed Kids; Art Director: Raphaël Chabassol;  Character: Full cast: Max, Gark, Betty, etc.

“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Win, Lose or Draal, DreamWorks Animation Television; Character Designer: Victor Maldonado, Character: All Characters; Character Designer: Alfredo Torres, Character: All Characters; Character Designer: Jules Rigolle, Character: All Characters

“Pig Goat Banana Cricket,” Episode: It’s Time to Slumber Party, Nickelodeon; Character Designer: Jennifer Wood, Character: Various

“Rain or Shine,” Google Spotlight Stories/Nexus Studios; Character Design: Robin Davey, Character: Multiple

“Wander Over Yonder,” Episode: The Night Out, Disney Television Animation; Character Designer: Benjamin Balistreri, Character: Various

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Character Designer: Shannon Tindle, Characters: Multiple

“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Art Director Characters: Bill Schwab, Characters: Moana, Maui, Pua, Heihei, Tamatoa, Kakamora, Lalotai Characters (Realm of Monsters); Visual Development Artist: Jin Kim,  Charactesr: Moana, Maui, Gramma Tala, Sina, Ancestor Wayfinders, Lalotai Characters (Realm of Monsters), Te Kā

“The Secret Life of Pets,” Illumination Entertainment; Character Design by: Eric Guillon Character: All

“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Art Director: Tim Lamb, Characters: Trolls; Character Designer: Craig Kellman, Characters: Bergens

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Character Design : Cory Loftis, Characters: Nick Wilde, Judy Hopps, Flash, Chief Bogo, Clawhauser, Mr. Big, Fru Fru, Koslov, Bellwether, Yax, Finnick, Doug, Mr. and Mrs. Otterton, Duke Weaselton, Misc. Characters

Directing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“A Love Story,” Passion Pictures; Director: Saschka Unseld

“Adventure Time,” Episode: Bad Jubies, Cartoon Network Studios; Director: Kirsten Lepore

“Open Season: Scared Silly,” Episode: Open Season: Scared Silly; Sony Pictures Animation; Director: David Feiss

“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures; Director: Patrick Osborne

“Wander Over Yonder,” Episode: My Fair Hatey, Disney Television Animation; Director: Dave Thomas; Director: Eddie Trigueros; Director: Justin Nichols

Directing in an Animated Feature Production

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Director: Travis Knight

“My Life as a Zucchini,”GKids; Director: Claude Barras

“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli,  Wild Bunch,  Why Not Productions; Director: Michael Dudok de Wit

“Your Name.,” CoMix Wave Films; Director: Makoto Shinkai

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Director: Byron Howard; Director: Rich Moore

Music in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: Glued, Where’s My Bob?, Bento Box Entertainment; Composer: Loren Bouchard; Composer: John Dylan Keith

“Disney Mickey Mouse,” Episode: Dancevidaniya, Disney Television Animation; Composer: Christopher Willis

“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Becoming, Part 1, DreamWorks Animation Television; Composer: Alexandre Desplat; Composer: TimDavis

“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures; Composer: Scot Stafford; Composer/Lyricist: Alexis Harte; Composer/Lyricist: JJ Wiesler

“Star Wars Rebels,” Episode: #2-24: Twilight of the Apprentice, LucasfilmLtd. / Disney XD; Composer: Kevin Kiner

Music in an Animated Feature Production

“Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders,” Warner Bros. Animation; Composer: Kristopher Carter; Composer: Lolita Ritmanis; Composer: Michael McCuistion

“Sing,” Illumination Entertainment; Composer: Joby Talbot

“The Little Prince,” Netflix and On Animation Studios; Composer: Hans Zimmer; Composer: Richard Harvey; Composer/Lyricist: Camille

“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not Productions; Composer: Laurent Perez del Mar

“The Secret Life of Pets,” Illumination Entertainment, Composer: Alexandre Desplat

Production Design in an Animated Television Broadcast Production

“Adventure TIme,” Episode: Bad Jubies; Bix Pix Entertainment, Cartoon Network, Frederator Studios; Production Design: Jason Kolowski

“Pearl,” Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures; Production Design: Tuna Bora

“Puffin Rock,” Episode: The First Snow, Cartoon Saloon, Dog Ears and Penguin for Netflix; Production Design: Lily Bernard

“Rain or Shine,” Google Spotlight Stories/Nexus Studios; Production Design: Robin Davey

“The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show,” Episode: The Wrath of Hughes, DreamWorks Animation Television; Production Design: Kevin Dart; Production Design: Sylvia Liu; Production Design: Chris Turnham; Production Design: Eastwood Wong

Production Design in an Animated Feature Production

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Production Design: Nelson Lowry; Production Design: Trevor Dalmer; Production Design: August Hall; Production Design: Ean McNamara

“Kung Fu Panda 3,” DreamWorks Animation; Production Design: Raymond Zibach; Production Design: Max Boas

“The Little Prince,” Netflix and On Animation Studio; Production Design: Lou Romano; Production Design: Alexander Juhasz; Production Design: Celine Desrumaux

“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Production Design: Kendal Cronkhite; Production Design: Tim Lamb

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Production Design: David Goetz; Production Design: Matthias Lechner

Storyboarding in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Atomic Puppet,” Episode: Sick Day, Mercury Filmworks, Gaumont Animation, Technicolor; Storyboard Artist: Kyle Marshall

“Disney Mickey Mouse,” Episode: Road Hogs, Disney Television Animation; Storyboard Artist: Heiko Von Drengenberg

“DreamWorks Trollhunters,” Episode: Win, Lose or Draal, DreamWorks Animation Television; Storyboard Artist: Hyunjoo Song

“Milo Murphy’s Law,” Episode: Going the Extra Milo, Disney Television Animation; Storyboard Artist: Dan Povenmire; Storyboard Artist: Kyle Menke

“The Adventures of Puss in Boots,” Episode: Prey Time, DreamWorks Animation Television; Storyboard Artist: Ben Juwono

Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production

“Finding Dory,” Pixar Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist: Trevor Jimenez

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Storyboard Artist: Mark Garcia

“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist: Normand Lemay

“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Storyboard Artist: Claire Morrissey

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Storyboard Artist: Dean Wellins

Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“BoJack Horseman,” Episode: Multiple Episodes; Tornante Productions, LLC for Netflix; Alison Brie as Diane Nguyen

“Open Season: Scared Silly,” Episode: Open Season: Scared Silly; Sony Pictures Animation; Will Townsend as Mr. Weenie

“Splash and Bubbles,” Episode: #102 I Only Have Eyespots/Double Bubbles; The Jim Henson Company and Herschend Entertainment; Puppeteer Leslie Carrara-Rudolph as: Bubbles

“Star Wars Rebels,” Episode: #3-05: Hera’s Heroes, LucasfilmLtd. / Disney XD; Lars Mikkelsen as Grand Admiral Thrawn

“The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show,” Episode: Ponce de León; DreamWorks Animation Television; Carlos Alazraqui as Ponce de León

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Art Parkinson as Kubo

“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Auli’i Cravalho as Moana

“Storks,” Warner Animation Group; Katie Crown as Tulip

“Trolls,” DreamWorks Animation; Zooey Deschanel as Bridget

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Jason Bateman as Nick Wilde

Writing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: The Hormone-iums, Bento Box Entertainment; Writer: Lizzie Molyneux; Writer: Wendy Molyneux

“Gravity Falls.” Episode: Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls, Disney TV Animation; Writer: Shion Takeuchi; Writer: Mark Rizzo; Writer: Jeff Rowe; Writer: Josh Weinstein; Writer: Alex Hirsch

“Puffin Rock – The First Snow,” Episode: 59; Cartoon Saloon, Dog Ears, Penguin Random House; Writer: Davey Moore

“The Simpson,” Episode: Barthood, Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox Television; Writer: Dan Greaney

“The Simpsons,” Episode: The Burns Cage; Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox Television; Writer: Rob LaZebnik

Writing in an Animated Feature Production

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika; Writer: Marc Haimes; Writer: Chris Butler

“My Life as a Zucchini,” GKids; Writer: Céline Sciamma

“The Red Turtle,” Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not Productions; Writer:Michael Dudok de Wit; Writer: Pascale Ferran

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Writer: Jared Bush; Writer: Phil Johnston

Editorial in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production

“All Hail King Julien,” Episode: King Julien Superstar!; DreamWorks Animation Television; David Craig, Jeff Adams

“Bob’s Burgers,” Episode: Sea Me Now; Bento Box Entertainment; Mark Seymour, Chuck Smith, Eric Davidson

“Disney Mickey Mouse,” Episode: Sock Burglar, Disney Television Animation; Illya Owens

“Gravity Falls,” Episode: Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back The Falls, Disney TV Animation; Kevin Locarro; Andrew Sorcini; Nancy Frazen; Tony Mizgalski

“Star Wars Rebels,” Episode: #2-24: Twilight of the Apprentice; LucasfilmLtd. / Disney XD; Joe E. Elwood, Alex McDonnell

Editorial in an Animated Feature Production

“April and the Extraordinary World,” GKids, Nazim Meslem

“Kubo and the Two Strings,” Laika, Christopher Murrie

“Moana,” Walt Disney Animation Studios, Jeff Draheim

“Sausage Party,” Columbia Pictures, Annapurna Pictures; Kevin Pavlovic

“Zootopia,” Walt Disney Animation Studios; Fabienne Rawley, Jeremy Milton

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Nati nel 1972 per riconoscere il contributo degli artisti americani al mondo dell’animazione, nel 1992 sono diventati una vera e propria cerimonia di premiazione sullo stile dei premi Oscar, aggiungendo ai riconoscimenti individuali anche categorie più generali, come quella del “Miglior lungometraggio d’animazione”.

Fonte: Variety

Annie Awards 2017: a Zootropolis l’Oscar dell’animazione

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Annie Awards 2017: a Zootropolis l’Oscar dell’animazione

Nonostante la dura battaglia, la Disney ha sconfitto la Laika e Zootropolis si è aggiudicato l’Annie Awards 2017 battendo il concorrente diretto, Kubo e la Spada Magica. I riconoscimenti al cinema d’animazione hanno spalancato le porte dell’Academy al bel film Disney che non ha davvero più rivali.

Per quanto riguarda il cinema indipendente, invece, La Tartaruga Rossa, visto alla Festa di Roma 2016, ha vinto il suo premio di categoria.

Annie Awards 2017 – tutti i vincitori

Best Animated Feature
“Zootopia”
Walt Disney Animation Studios

Best Animated Special Production
“Pear Cider and Cigarettes”
Massive Swerve Studios and Passion Pictures Animation

Best Animated Short Subject
“Piper”
Pixar Animation Studios

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Commercial
“Loteria ‘Night Shift’”
Passion Pictures Ltd

Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast Production
“Bob’s Burgers”
Episode: Glued, Where’s My Bob?
Bento Box Entertainment

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Preschool Children
“Tumble Leaf”
Episode: Mighty Mud Movers / Having a Ball
Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production for Children
“Adventure Time”
Episode: Bad Jubies
Bix Pix Entertainment Cartoon Network Frederator Studios

Best Animated Feature-Independent
“The Red Turtle”
Studio Ghibli, Wild Bunch, Why Not Productions

Best Student Film
“Citipati”
Director: Andreas Feix
Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg

Animated Effects in an Animated Feature Production
“Moana”
Marlon West, Erin V. Ramos, Blair Pierpont, Ian J. Coony, John M. Kosnik
Walt Disney Animation Studios

Animated Effects in a Live Action Production
“Doctor Strange,” Mirror Dimension
Georg Kaltenbrunner, Michael Marcuzzi, Thomas Bevan, Andrew Graham, Jihyun Yoon
Marvel Studios

Character Animation in a Television/Broadcast Production
Mike Chaffe
“Dreamworks Trollhunters”
Episode: Becoming, Part 1
DreamWorks Animation Television

Character Animation in a Feature Production
Jan Maas
“Kubo and the Two Strings”
Laika

Character Animation in a Live Action Production
Andrew R. Jones, Peta Bayley, Gabriele Zucchelli, Benjamin Jones
“The Jungle Book”
Walt Disney Pictures

Character Animation in a Video Game
Jeremy Yates, Almudena Soria, Eric Baldwin, Paul Davies, Tom Bland
“Uncharted 4: A Theif’s End”
Naughty Dog

Character Design in a TV/Broadcast Production
Victor Maldonado, Alfredo Torres, Jules Rigolle
“Dreamworks Trollhunters”
Episode: Win, Lose or Draal
DreamWorks Animation Television

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
Cory Loftis
“Zootopia”
Walt Disney Animation Studios

Directing in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production
Patrick Osborne
“Pearl”
Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures

Directing in an Animated Feature Production
Byron Howard, Rich Moore
“Zootopia”
Walt Disney Animation Studios

Music in a TV/Broadcast Production
Scot Stafford, Alexis Harte, JJ Wiesler
“Pearl”
Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures

Music in an Animated Feature Production
Hans Zimmer, Richard Harvey, Camille
“The Little Prince”
Netflix and On Animation Studios

Production Design in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production
Tuna Bora
“Pearl”
Google Spotlight Stories/Evil Eye Pictures

Production Design in an Animated Feature Production
Nelson Lowry, Trevor Dalmer, August Hall, Ean McNamara
“Kubo and the Two Strings”
Laika

Storyboarding in a TV/Broadcast Production
Hyunjoo Song
“DreamWorks Trollhunters”
Episode: Win, Lose or Draal
DreamWorks Animation Television

Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production
Dean Wellins
“Zootopia”
Walt Disney Animation Studios

Voice Acting in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production
Carlos Alazraqui as Ponce de LeÛn
“The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show”
Episode: Ponce de LeÛn
DreamWorks Animation Television

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production (Tie)
Auli’i Cravalho as Moana in “Moana” (Walt Disney Animation Studios)
and
Jason Bateman as Nick Wilde in “Zootopia” (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Writing in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production
Lizzie Molyneux, Wendy Molyneux
“Bob’s Burgers”
Episode: The Hormone-iums
Bento Box Entertainment

Writing in an Animated Feature Production
Jared Bush, Phil Johnston
“Zootopia”
Walt Disney Animation Studios

Editorial in a TV/Broadcast Production
Illya Owens
“Disney Mickey Mouse”
Episode: Sock Burglar
Disney Television Animation

Editorial in an Animated Feature Production
Christopher Murrie
“Kubo and the Two Strings”
Laika

Annie Awards 2016: altra vittoria per Inside Out

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Annie Awards 2016: altra vittoria per Inside Out

Dopo il trionfo ai PGA e ai Golden Globe, Inside Out battela concorrenza e vince anche alla 43esima edizione degli Annie Awards, spalancando le porte che conducono agli Oscar 2016.

Best Animated Feature
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios

Directing in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Director: Pete Docter

Directing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Gravity Falls
Episode: “Northwest Mansion Mystery”
Disney Television Animation
Director: Matt Braly

Best Animated Feature – Independent
 Boy and the World
Filme de Papel

Best General Audience Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 The Simpsons
Episode: “Halloween of Horror”
Gracie Films in Association with 20th Century Fox Television

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production For Children
 Wander Over Yonder
Episode: “The Breakfast”
Disney Television Animation

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Production For Preschool Children
 Tumble Leaf
Episode: “Mirror”
Amazon Studios and Bix Pix Entertainment

Writing in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Writer: Pete Docter
Writer: Meg LeFauve
Writer: Josh Cooley

Writing in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Bob’s Burgers
Episode: “The Hauntening”
Twentieth Century Fox Television/Bento Box Entertainment
Writer: Steven Davis
Writer: Kelvin Yu

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Cast: Phyllis Smith
Character: Sadness

Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Bob’s Burgers
Episode: “Hawk & Chick”
Twentieth Century Fox Television/Bento Box Entertainment
Starring: Kristen Schaal
Character: Louise Belcher

Best Animated Television/Broadcast Commercial
 Man and Dog
Psyop

Best Animated Special Production
 He Named Me Malala
Parkes-MacDonald / Little Door

Production Design in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Production Design: Ralph Eggleston

Production Design in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show
Episode: “Peabody’s Parents/Galileo”
DreamWorks Animation Televsion
Production Design: Kevin Dart
Production Design: Sylvia Liu
Production Design: Chris Turnham
Production Design: Eastwood Wong

Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Animator: Allison Rutland
Character: All Characters

Character Animation in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Dragons: Race to the Edge
Episode: “Have Dragon Will Travel, Part 1”
DreamWorks Animation Television
Character Animator: Chi-Ho Chan
Character: Heather, Windshear, Dagur, Savage, Hiccup, Toothless, Berserkers

Character Animation in a Live Action Production
 The Revenant – Judy
Regency Enterprises, New Regency Pictures, Anonymous Content, M Productions, Appian Way, RatPac-Dune Entertainment
Animation Supervisor: Matthew Shumway
Lead Digital Artist: Adrian Millington
Digital Artist: Blaine Toderian
Digital Artist: Alexander Poei
Digital Artist: Kevin Lan

Character Animation in a Video Game
 Evolve
2K Games
Character Animator: David Gibson
Character: Daisy, Goliath, Kraken

Best Animated Short Subject
 World of Tomorrow
Don Hertzfeldt

Animated Effects in an Animated Production
 The Good Dinosaur
Pixar Animation Studios
Effects Supervisor: Jon Reisch
Effects Lead: Stephen Marshall
Volumetric Clouds Architect: Magnus Wrenninge
Development & Effects Artist: Michael Hall
Effects Technical Lead: Michael K. O’Brien

Animated Effects in a Live Action Production
 Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron – Sokovia Destruction
Marvel Studios
Creature Sim Supervisor: Michael Balog|
Creature Simulation Lead: Jim Van Allen
Effects Simulation Supervisor: Florent Andorra
Effects Lead: George Kaltenbrunner

Music in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Composer: Michael Giacchino

Music in an Animated Television/ Broadcast Production
 Disney Mickey Mouse
Episode: “¡Feliz Cumpleaños!”
Disney Television Animation
Composer: Christopher Willis

Character Design in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas
Episode: “Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas”
Screen Novelties/Warner Bros Animation
Character Designer: Craig Kellman
Character: Buddy, Jovie, Walter Hobbs, Michael Hobbs, Mr. Greenway, Chadwick & Matthews, Santa Claus, Background Characters

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Character Art Director: Albert Lozano
Character: All Characters
Character Artist: Chris Sasaki
Character: All Characters

Editorial in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Nominee: Kevin Nolting

Editorial in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Disney Mickey Mouse
Episode: “Coned”
Disney Television Animation
Nominee: Illya Owens

Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production
 Inside Out
Pixar Animation Studios
Storyboard Artist: Tony Rosenast

Storyboarding in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production
 Disney Mickey Mouse
Episode: “¡Feliz Cumpleaños!”
Disney Television Animation
Storyboard Artist: Alonso Ramirez Ramos

Best Student Film
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Taha Neyestani

Annie Awards 2014: vince Frozen il regno di ghiaccio

Chiara Guida
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Annie Awards 2014: vince Frozen il regno di ghiaccio

E’ Frozen – Il regno di ghiaccio a trionfare alla 41esima edizione degli Annie Awards, i premi assegnati dall’industria dell’animazione. Il film Disney campione d’incassi ha portato a casa ben cinque premi e si avvia da favorito alla notte degli Oscar del prossimo 2 marzo.

Il film, diretto da Chris Buck e Jennifer Lee, ha portato a casa il premio come miglior lungometraggio animato, miglior regista, miglior colonna sonora, migliori scenografie e miglior doppiaggio (a Josh Gad). Da sottolineare che il capolavoro di Hayao Miyazaki, The Wind Rises, pure trai candidati, ha portato a casa il premio per la migliore sceneggiatura. Il film del maestro giapponese è infatti il principale avversario di Frozen agli Academy Awards, e l’assegnazione degli Annie Awards 2014 sembrano chiarire i dubbi su chi sarà il vincitore di categoria agli Oscar.

I Croods, pure nominato agli Oscar nella cinquina per i migliori film d’animazione, ha portato a casa tre premi: migliori effetti animati, miglior character design e miglior character animation.

Di seguito l’elenco completo dei vincitori:

Best Animated Feature:
Frozen, Walt Disney Animation Studios

Annie Award for Best Animated Special Production:
Chipotle Scarecrow, Chipotle Creative Department, Moonbot Studios

Best Animated Short Subject:
Get A Horse!,Walt Disney Animation Studios

Best Animated TV/Broadcast Commercial:
Despicable Me 2, Cinemark
– Universal Pictures

Best General Audience Animated TV/Broadcast Production For Preschool Children:
Disney Sofia the First
– Disney Television Animation

Best Animated TV/Broadcast Production For Children’s Audience:
Adventure Time, Cartoon Network Studios

Best General Audience Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Futurama,20th Century Fox Television

Best Animated Video Game:
The Last of Us, Naughty Dog

Best Student Film
Wedding Cake, Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg, Viola Baier, Iris Frisch

Animated Effects in an Animated Production:
Jeff Budsberg, Andre Le Blanc, Louis Flores, Jason Mayer, The Croods, DreamWorks Animation

Animated Effects in a Live Action Production:
Michael Balog, Ryan Hopkins, Patrick Conran, Florian Witzel, Pacific Rim, Industrial Light & Magic

Character Animation in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production:
Kureha Yokoo, Toy Story of Terror!,Pixar Animation Studios

Character Animation in an Animated Feature Production:
Jakob Jensen, The Croods, DreamWorks Animation

Character Animation in a Live Action Production:
Jeff Capogreco, Jedrzej Wojtowicz, Kevin Estey, Alessandro Bonora, Gino Acevedo, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Gollum,Weta Digital

Character Design in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Paul Rudish, Disney Mickey Mouse, Disney Television Animation

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production:
Carter Goodrich, Takao Noguchi, Shane Prigmore, The Croods, DreamWorks Animation

Directing in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Angus MacLane, Toy Story of Terror!, Pixar Animation Studios

Directing in an Animated Feature Production:
Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee, Frozen,Walt Disney Animation Studios

Music in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Christopher Willis, Disney Mickey Mouse, Disney Television Animation

Music in an Animated Feature Production:
Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Christophe Beck, Frozen,Walt Disney Animation Studios

Production Design in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Angela Sung, William Niu, Christine Bian, Emily Tetri, Frederic Stewart, The Legend of Korra, Nickelodeon Animation Studio

Production Design in an Animated Feature Production:
Michael Giaimo, Lisa Keene, David Womersley, Frozen,Walt Disney Animation Studios

Storyboarding in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Daniel Chong, Toy Story of Terror!, Pixar Animation Studios

Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production:
Dean Kelly, Monsters University, Pixar Animation Studios

Voice Acting in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Tom Kenny as the voice of Ice King, Adventure Time, Cartoon Network Studios

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production:
Josh Gad as the voice of Olaf, Frozen, Walt Disney Animation Studios

Writing in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Lewis Morton, Futurama, 20th Century Fox Television

Writing in an Animated Feature Production:
Hayao Miyazaki, The Wind Rises,Studio Ghibli/Touchstone Pictures/The Walt Disney Studios

Editorial in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:
Illya Owens, Disney Mickey Mouse, Disney Television Animation

Editorial in an Animated Feature Production:
Greg Snyder, Gregory Amundson, Steve Bloom, Monsters University, Pixar Animation Studios

TippettAmerican Film Institute Awards Luncheon – ArrivalsWinsor McCay Award:
Katsuhiro Otomo, Steven Spielberg, Phil Tippett

June Foray Award:
Alice Davis

Ub Iwerks Award
Dragonframe

Special Achievement Award
Creative Talent Network (CTN) Animation eXpo

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