Animation in Edinburgh Thursday, 23 July 2009
Posted by Helen in News.Tags: animation, interview
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Great piece by Laura Cummings in today’s Edinburgh Evening News about animation in the city: Getting animated over capital’s talent.
The reason for the interest in Edinburgh’s animation industry is a forthcoming screening of Ko Lik Films’ work at Filmhouse. The screening’s on Wednesday 29 July at 6pm and will feature some of the stop motion studio’s best work – including one of my personal favourites, Ujbaz Izbeneki Has Lost His Soul. There will be a Q&A afterwards with Ko Lik – if you’re in Edinburgh, why not go along?
The Lost Book is an animated web series where you wrote the plot.
Sounds like Edinburgh is the place to be. The Lost Book gets a mention too, which must be exciting.
It’s *always* exciting to get in the paper!
I’m a bit jealous of the animated footballing elephant, though. I want one!
This review has given me some serious motivation to get some more animation into my portfolio. Edinburgh is a real hot-bed of talent and there is enough competition to keep it lively and vibrant!
Enjoy animating, Douglas!