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‘Olivia & the Clouds' Director Tomás Pichardo Espaillat on the Wild Collaborative Animation Process of His Annecy Player: ‘It Was Chaotic and Crazy'
Through the thoughts and memories of its cast, Annecy __ player “Olivia & the Clouds” leaps across multiple animation and ...
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‘Olivia & the Clouds’ Director Tomás Pichardo Espaillat on the Wild Collaborative Animation Process of His Annecy Player: ‘It Was Chaotic and Crazy’
It was a long process from ... didn’t have an animation school at that time. I also did freelance for TED-Ed. They have this segment on YouTube where they put a lot of animations, and I was ...
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3D Generative AI Transforms How We Create, Design, Interact With Digital Content
Unlike traditional artificial intelligence, which focuses on recognizing patterns and decision-making, generative AI can ...
Brazil’s ‘Nimuendajú’ Makes Annecy Debut As Director Tania Anaya Underlines Ongoing Fight for Indigenous Peoples’ Freedom
Tania Anaya's debut 'Nimuendajú' explores Indigenous struggles via Curt Nimuendajú's life, blending animation and ...
‘Lost in Starlight’ Director Han Ji-won on Blending Romance and Sci-Fi for Netflix’s Breakthrough Korean Animated Feature
The up-and-coming filmmaker discusses the making of the streamer's first Korean animated feature — hailed by Bong Joon Ho as ...
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‘Olivia & The Clouds,’ A Wildly Creative Feature From The Dominican Republic Made For Under $1 Million
Director Tomás Pichardo Espaillat speaks about his bigscreen accomplishment and how he turned limitations, like a lack of ...
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AI transforms creative workflows at Limassol game studio
Art lead, Daria Babkovskaya, explains how AI tools in marketing art improve the creative workflow  Daria Babkovskaya, promo ...
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Artist Yanran Chen on Building Her Neon Dreamland
In her debut solo exhibition in China, Yanran Chen taps dreams, sci-fi, and memory in an installation at Beijing's new Art ...
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TV graphics put fun into South Korean election count
TV networks learned they could get more views by leaning into K-pop and K-drama tradition. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.