Animation

Sausage Party Controversy

September 7, 2016September 5, 2016Announcements, ExclusiveAnimation, Canadian Produced, labour, mistreatment, Sausage Party

If you are a film buff, movie-goer, or just a plain television-watcher (who has not heard of Netflix yet), then it is likely that you have been made very aware of Sausage Party’s release. The

More on Skins Machinima

August 1, 2016July 30, 2016AnnouncementsAnimation, Skawennati, Skins Machinima Workshop, virtual reality

(Via Wireservice.ca) As we mentioned last Thursday, Kanien’keha:ka artist Skawennati is set to lead Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace’s (AbTeC) Skins Machinima Workshop in Vancouver this month, with six First Nations youth participating. They will learn

Exclusive – Bob And Cal Get Animated At Work

July 25, 2016November 17, 2021Exclusive, InterviewAnimation, Bob Barlen, Cal Brunker, canada film industry news today, Escape From Planet Earth, exclusive, Open Road Films, The Nut Job 2, The Weinstein Company, ToonBox Entertainment

Cal Brunker is a director and writer. Bob Barlen is a producer and writer. Together they co-write and create animation for ToonBox Entertainment, located in Toronto. Their latest production, The Nut Job 2, is set

Sticks and Stones (Review)

July 20, 2016November 17, 2021ReviewAnimation, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Isaac King, review, Siciliambiente, Sticks and Stones, Sticks and Stones (Review)

Far away in San Vito Lo Capo, Sicily, Siciliambiente, an annual film festival focusing on environmental issues and social change welcomes documentaries, short films and animation from around the world. As the festival’s 2016 edition

Up in a Plane (Review)

June 3, 2016June 3, 2016ReviewAnimation, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, National Screen Institute, NSI, review, Up in a Plane (Review)

It’s been hard to find anything worth watching ever since I ran out of stuff to look at on Indieflix. Fortunately, the filmmakers of NSI have provided plenty of quick and simple shorts that are

Juke-Bar (Review)

May 30, 2016May 30, 2016ReviewAnimation, canadian independent film, Juke-Bar, Juke-Bar (Review), National Film Board, NFB, review

While Indieflix has run dry for me, I’ve had to find an alternative. I thought “Hey, maybe I won’t get so much weirdness now that Traveling is out of my reviews.” Boy, was I wrong.