If you’ve seen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, you know the movie ends with a tease of what’s to come in the villain department, but what about the Turtles themselves? During a recent interview with 0Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, TMNT: Mutant Mayhem director Jeff Rowe took a moment to map out the coming-of-age journey we’ll see the Turtles go through in future films.
Hear all about TMNT: Mutant Mayhem 2 in this clip!
Carlo’s Theme · Alexandre Desplat
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (Soundtrack From The Netflix Film)
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Released on: 2022-12-09
Associated Performer: Steven Gizicki Programmer: Romain Allender Associated Performer: Jean-Pascal Beintus Associated Performer: Sylvain Morizet Associated Performer: Nicolas Charron Conductor, Producer: Dominique „Solrey“ Lemonnier Associated Performer: Lewis Morison Associated Performer: Eric Caudieux Associated Performer: Susie Gillis Associated Performer: Lucy Whalley Violin: Thomas Bowes Violin: Steve Morris Violin: Jackie Hartley Violin: Warren Zielinski Violin: Clare Thompson Violin: Mark Berrow Violin: Patrick Kiernan Violin: Odile Ollagnon Violin: Debbie Widdup Violin: Tom Pigott-Smith Violin: Everton Nelson Violin: Ian Humphries Violin: Jonathan Evans-Jones Violin: Eleanor Mathieson Violin: Philippe Honore Violin: Thomas Kemp Violin: Kathy Gowers Violin: Dorina Markoff Violin: Kathryn Parry Violin: Helena Wood Violin: Oscar Perks Violin: David Juritz Violin: Debbie Preece Violin: Ralph De Souza Violin: Julian Leaper Violin: Fenella Barton Violin: Jenny Godson Violin: Ben Buckton Violin: Elizabeth Cooney Violin: Marije Johnston Violin: Gaby Lester Violin: Freddie August Violin: Sarah Daramy-Williams Violin: David Greed Violin: Natalia Bonner Violin: Nicolette Kuo Violin: Emily Nebel Viola: Peter Lale Viola: Kate Musker Viola: Fiona Winning Viola: Rachel Bolt Viola: Reiad Chibah Viola: Lydia Lowndes-Northcott Viola: Sue Dench Viola: Martin Humbey Viola: Catherine Bradshaw Viola: Emma Sheppard Viola: Daisy Spiers Viola: Clive Howard Viola: Laurie Anderson Viola: Triona Milne Viola: Edward Vanderspar Cello: Tim Gill Cello: Bozidar Vukotic Cello: Chris Worsey Cello: Sophie Harris Cello: Vicky Matthews Cello: Juliet Welchman Cello: Katherine Jenkinson Cello: Caroline Dearnley Cello: Zoe Martlew Cello: Joely Koos Cello: Ian Burdge Cello: Rachael Lander Double Bass: Mary Scully Double Bass: Allen Walley Double Bass: Laurence Ungless Double Bass: Stephen Williams Double Bass: Steve Mair Double Bass: Andy Marshall Double Bass: Lucy Shaw Flute: Karen Jones Flute: Lianne Barnard Flute: Fiona Fulton Flute: David Cuthbert Flute: Emilia Zakrzewska Flute: Paul Edmund-Davies Flute: Helen Keen Recorder: Rebecca Austen-Brown Recorder: William Lyons Recorder: Annabel Knight Oboe: John Anderson Oboe: Janey Miller Oboe: Ruth Bolister Clarinet: Jon Carnac Clarinet: Anthony Pike Clarinet: David Fuest Clarinet: Max Welford Bassoon: Daniel Jemison Bassoon: Rachel Simms Bassoon: Gavin McNaughton Bassoon: Paul Boyes Bassoon: Elizabeth Trigg Saxophone: Jamie Talbot Saxophone: Howard McGill French Horn: Richard Watkins French Horn: Martin Owen French Horn: Pip Eastop French Horn: John Thurgood French Horn: Diego Incertis French Horn: Nigel Black French Horn: Alex Edmundson French Horn: Michael Thompson Trumpet: Philip Cobb Trumpet: Jason Evans Trumpet: Mike Lovatt Trombone: Andy Wood Trombone: Tracy Holloway Trombone: Ed Tarrant Trombone: Barry Clements Tuba: Owen Slade Harp: Skaila Kanga Guitar: Huw Davies Guitar: John Parricelli Guitar: Pete Callard Piano: David Arch Bass: Chris Hill Drums: Ralph Salmins Percussion: Paul Clarvis Percussion: Frank Ricotti Percussion: Chris Baron Percussion: Dave Elliott Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer: Peter Cobbin Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer: Kirsty Whalley Assistant Engineer: Joe Wyatt Assistant Engineer: Gianluca Massimo Assistant Engineer: Rebecca Hordern Assistant Engineer: Ben Creasey Assistant Engineer: Alex Ferguson Assistant Engineer: Jedidiah Rimell Assistant Engineer: Sarah Meyz Mastering Engineer: Chris Gehringer Executive Producer: Xavier Forcioli Timpani: Bill Lockhart
Our tenth live stream in „Our Animated Box“🤓 We will this animation with Toonboom Harmony, answering questions while we do our animation.
Learn some basic comic pencil techniques from Ryan Benjamin! Ryan has been working with Marvel for decades and is here to share some tips on planning pages, line quality, primitive shapes, gesture, heads, and more. If you enjoyed this lesson make sure to check out the premium course where Ryan will go into more detail on these concepts and demo how to draw a comic page from start to finish – https://proko.com/marvel
00:00 – Intro 01:20 – Basic Materials
02:28 – Red and Blue Pencils
03:17 – Getting Started
04:49 – Primitive Shapes
07:36 – Thinking with Primitive Forms
11:46 – Outro
In Camera: the naive visual effects of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. A documentary on Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Francis Ford Coppola that explains how the traditional special effects were made. Featuring interviews with the director, visual effect director Roman Coppola, visual effect camera operator Christopher Lee Warren, visual effect supervisor Gene Warren. A documentary on Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Francis Ford Coppola that explains how the traditional special effects were made. Featuring interviews with the director, visual effect director Roman Coppola, visual effect camera operator Christopher Lee Warren, visual effect supervisor Gene Warren
John Sheridan expresses his second thoughts about leaving Babylon 5 to his wife, Delenn.
BABYLON 5: THE ROAD HOME will be available on Digital, 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on August 15, 2023.
About Babylon 5: The Road Home: Return to Babylon 5 as the epic interstellar saga continues with The Road Home. Travel across the galaxy with John Sheridan as he unexpectedly finds himself transported through multiple timelines and alternate realities in a quest to find his way back home. Along the way he reunites with some familiar faces, while discovering cosmic new revelations about the history, purpose, and meaning of the Universe. Featuring beloved voices from original Babylon 5 cast members including Bruce Boxleitner, Claudia Christian, Peter Jurasik, Bill Mumy, Tracy Scoggins, and Patricia Tallman.
Mikros Animation’s Paris and Montreal teams celebrate the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem directed by Jeff Rowe & Kyler Spears, in this new video format #OpenMik: Giving Mutant Life. The Paris-based Mikros Animation teams who worked on the film have something to tell you, dear TMNT community 🙂 Thanks to: Anne-Sophie Palermo – Compositing Supervisor Olivier Mitonneau – CG Supervisor – Image Maxime Dominici – Compositing Lead Arnaud Philippe-Giraux – DMP Supervisor
As always, we’d like to extend our thanks and kudos to the talented studios and artists who contributed to this year’s Houdini Film & TV Reel.
Contributors
Alt.VFX
AXIS Studios
DNEG
Electric Theatre Collective
Framestore
Jakub Špaček
JAMM
Panoply
Polygon Pictures
Rodeo FX
SOHO VFX
The Mill
UPP
Walt Disney Animation Studio
Explore the artistry behind one of The Walt Disney Studios’ most memorable films through The Walt Disney Family Museum’s latest special exhibition „Walt Disney’s The Jungle Book: Making a Masterpiece.“
Join Disney Legend, animator, and Exhibition Curator Andreas Deja, filmmaker and voice of Mowgli Bruce Reitherman, and The Walt Disney Family Museum’s Director of Exhibitions and Collections Marina Villar Delgado, in a panel discussion about the film and the exhibition, moderated by Disney historian Mindy Johnson.
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TERABYTE: Creative BC.
MEGABYTE: Animal Logic · Capilano University · Netflix.
KILOBYTE: Atomic Cartoons · Doberman Pictures · DNEG · Image Engine · Industrial Light & Magic · Mainframe Studios · WildBrain Studios.
BYTE: Animasia BC · CMPA BC · Digi BC · NOX VFX · Rotomaker · Scanline VFX · The Little Dev Shop · Vancouver Film School · Versatile Media · Walt Disney Animation Studios · Wētā FX. PARTNERS: ACM SIGGRAPH · SIGGRAPH Asia.
ORGANIZERS: Spark CG Society · Vancouver ACM SIGGRAPH.
#SpiderVerse creators built FlixiVerse to explore characters’ worlds and homes like they were real-life film sets. See how they scouted Gwen’s apartment to find the perfect blocking and shots to create scenes with emotional impact.
Bender and the crew go west to join the bitcoin mining rush. „How the West Was 1010001“ streaming Monday August 7th only on Hulu, Disney+ International and Star+.
Spurs Out – Teaser (Promo 2023) Teaser du film d’animation réalisé dans le cadre de la formation cinéma d’animation 3D de l’école ESMA. Les productions que vous découvrez ici sont les projets de fin d’étude de nos étudiants. Découvrez encore plus de films d’animation de l’ESMA en vous abonnant: http://bit.ly/ESMAmovies
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Animated films produced as part of the CG animation training from the school ESMA. The productions here are the projects for students graduating. Discover more ESMA animation movies by subscribing: http://bit.ly/ESMAmovies
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When a young choir boy’s voice breaks mid solo, he has a crisis of faith and decides to run away from his community. After he happens upon a group of nomads who take him in, he hides the secret about who he really is, and must decide what to do with it.
🕊️ The Song of a Lost Boy Dir. Daniel Quirke
https://www.instagram.com/the_song_of…
A young boy, an identity crisis, a journey of discovery.
On the surface, Daniel Quirke’s NFTS grad film, The Song of a Lost Boy, sounds like a fairly regular short film, but it won’t take long for you to discover this surreal stop-motion is anything but ordinary. Following a young choir boy who loses his heavenly voice and joins a band of wandering, musical nomads, Quirke combines waxy characters and barren landscapes to create a film quite unlike anything I’ve seen before. The narrative of The Song of a Lost Boy is certainly a strange one, but it’s also weirdly relatable and with that in mind, it came as no real surprise when Quirke shared with us how the story originated from his own personal experiences. “I’ve never been a choir boy myself but have grown up in a religious family and so have always had tensions to do with faith – whether I had it or not, fearing rejection of people because I’m religious and then fearing disappointing others if I wasn’t religious enough”, the filmmaker explains. Adding that he had to embark on his own voyage of “self acceptance/discovery”, Quirke openly shares that his own fear of not being accepted was also a huge motivation behind that story. Explaining that although he’s always tried to be adaptable throughout his life, he always wanted to “find a place of acceptance and strength within myself where I could simply be who I am without worrying what other people think of me”. Making The Song of a Lost Boy was part of Quirke’s journey. –
S/W Curator, Rob Munday FULL REVIEW: https://www.shortoftheweek.com/2023/0…
CAST + CREW Director: Daniel Quirke Writer: Bríd Arnstein Producer: Jamie MacDonald Cinematographer – Emma Langguth Production Designer – Steven Haber Production Manager – Karim Aouad, Amy Vearncombe Editor – Margred Pryce Composer – Darryl O’Donovan CG Artist – Moritz Burkart Compositor – Nicola Bosari, Eliis Kuusk, Pietro Abati Online Editor/Colour Grader – Michael Pearce Sound Designer – Ruanth Chrisley Thijssen Lead Animator – Rich Farris Lead Modelmaker – Alice Simonato Reproduced on this channel with the permission of the filmmakers.
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