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Valiant Prince Ivandoe Goes to America The Heroic Quest of the Valiant Prince Ivandoe is one of those rare shows that has been well-received by kids and parents, critics and broadcasters, all around the world. With a sensibility that combines tongue-in-cheek cultural references, snappy jokes and sight
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with Rikke Asbjoern and Chris Garbutt We Lost Our Human is the story of indoor pets Pud and Ham who wake one morning to find that their owner has disappeared. In fact, there has been a glitch in the universe, and all the humans have disappeared. In a desperate bid
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Sam Surplice is a senior animator with a professional journey full of twists and turns, with a surprising diversity of industries and projects. He recently sat down with WeAnimate to reflect on his career so far, trends and challenges in the industry, and his work on Spider-Man: Across the
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The Thrift and Triumph of Animation in the Midst of a Pandemic Meet Bento Box’ Art Director Hans Ranum in Hollywood. It’s been Hans Ranum’s dream to go to Hollywood and draw cartoons. He would draw his favorite characters, and also create his own, fantasizing that they were
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Dauntless and Delightful: Mette Tange’s Secrets of Success Mette Tange laughs easily and often. She describes every single experience in her storied career as “amazing”. Her sheer love of animation and enthusiasm for every aspect of it has made her fearless, embracing every opportunity with cheerful optimism. This engaging
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Meet Brian Leif Hansen Animation Supervisor on Guillermo del Toro’s “Pinocchio” (Netflix). By Alyssa Wejebe for WeAnimate Magazine #010 Talking foxes, a reanimated dog, an elephant ride for three, and now a wooden boy—that and more populate Brian Leif Hansen’s animation, a body of work seen by