No One’s Light is what happens when you start with 50 sci-fi ideas, delete 47 of them for survival reasons, and end up with a five-minute animated short that still looks like an alien planet got a proper art department. Blender handles the world building and Geometry Nodes chaos, CloudRig keeps characters bendy instead of broken, and Nuke ties it together before final grading at HFF München.
Fasten your seatbelts! Here come the Randale Vikings - and slaughter their way through the monastery. Their goal: the secret ingredient for sugar sherbet! Marvel at the nominee in the "Best Advertising Production" category from 2015.
The decision is crucial: How does an organ donor card work? Graduates of the University of Art and Design Halle explain it to you - with the Animago-nominated short film "Young Heroes". Ready for the organ donor card?
Shellac record with time travel function: This Dutch animated short film expands your record player - with the time hopping feature. More than just Broken Record Structure?
Blast from the past: In DP 06 : 2019 we went apeshit for the Planet of the Apes movies – and then the animated short "400 MPH" from students of "Supinfocom" came along. Ready for a chimpanzee aping Icarus?
Dissonance by Till Nowak – the best short film we have seen this year! These fifteen minutes break through the usual boundaries of live action and animation.
Who will be the next Oscar winner in the “Animated Short Film” category? Here are the contenders! They include some familiar names from the animago AWARD.
There is still some time until “Despicable Me 3” opens in 2017—so it is time for the new “Minions” short film included as bonus material on the “Minions” Blu-ray.
“Exode” was nominated for an animago AWARD in the “Best Short Film” category in 2014. Now the elaborate work featuring many CG monsters is online in full.
News from the Blender Institute: the animated short film “Glass Half” was, of course, once again created exclusively with free and open-source software.
Review: In DP 03 : 2014, we found out what happens when arctic pink creatures get involved with tropical fruit - and design students from HBK Braunschweig make 3D animation.
Sebastian Krieg, Mathias Herbster, Timo Käsinger and Alexander Schäferle created a short film in the fourth semester of Macromedia's Computer Animation programme.
The Computer Animation Festival, held annually during SIGGRAPH in San Diego, this year awarded the Best of Show Award to the makers of the Polish production “Ark”.