‘For one man, the continuing lockdown might be too much.’
‘Covidium’.
A fraught minute with Tadhg.
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Tag Archives: Animation
It’s back!
Finally.
Film maker/animator Thomas Quain writes:
I’ve finally finished a second series of my animated webseries Poxy Bleedin’ Shop over the course of the pandemic and I’ve gotten some of Ireland’s best known comedians involved such as Karl Spain, Tadhg Hickey, Emma Doran and Bernard Casey as voice talent….
Previously: Poxy 2: Let’s Make It Happen
For Your Consideration.
The Hand Is The Mirror Of The Soul.
By Raphaël Bluzet, who writes:
You wrote an article about a film I made fa few years ago. I hope you’re well. Here is my latest animated music video…
More than 1400 drawings were made during 4 intense months of work. I am very proud to share this video clip which means a lot to me…
Previously: We Need To Talk About The Cosmos
‘The Council Workers’
Wait for it.
Noel Barrett, from Leopards on a Bike animation, writes:
We’re a small group of amateur animators from County Clare and we just finished this short comedy video about two lazy council workers in rural Ireland.
Everything in it is made out of paper and paint and random stuff like pebbles and Jay Cloths…
In fairness.
A 2017 short by UK based animator Prawta Annez in which a beachside battle for towel space becomes a cipher for global political tensions.
‘Morning Glory’.
By Mark Fisher, who writes:
I’m an independent animation director. I recently finished this short film (above) that I’ve debuted online this week.
It’s a zero budget DIY film made over 2 years in my spare time. It’s a labor of love, and after the hard work of making it, it’s now the hard work of getting it seen by people….
Pub Scrawl
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Three Dublin pubs,
including The Lord Edward at Christchurch Place, Dublin 8, above,
Name the top two, anyone?
Pixared
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Summer Draw
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RTÉ has announced two new original Irish “pre-school animation series” will premiere on RTÉjr next Monday.
Anne Lousie Foley writes:
Mya Go (top) is a first-time dip into pre-school animation for Dublin-based Piranha Bar. The series, totalling 104 episodes, is devised and directed by Irish director Alan Foley and co-produced with Spanish studio, Motion Pictures Entertainmen
And popular pre-school animation series The Day Henry Met (centre) will kick off its third season with a whole raft of new adventures for lovable four- year-old Henry. The Day Henry Met is produced by Dublin studio Wiggleywoo and directed by Gilly.
The Day Henry Met: Monday-Friday at 08.10 (repeated at 14.45) and Mya Go: Monday-Friday at 07.40 (repeated at 11.30) both from Monday 2nd July on RTÉjr.
