Showing posts with label Timothy Reckart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timothy Reckart. Show all posts
Wednesday, 4 October 2017
Watch: A New Trailer for Sony's 'The Star'
Sony Animation just released a new trailer for The Star, the animated film that is supposed to offer a new take on the nativity story. It looks as unimpressive as the first trailer we got a few months back, and the main selling point still appears to be the voice cast.
Watch the trailer below.
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Wednesday, 26 July 2017
Watch: The Trailer for 'The Star' Is Very Insistant on Its Voice Actors
We've long been wondering what to make of Sony Pictures Animation's The Star (formerly The Lamb). Was it going to be a deep, adult-oriented profound take on the nativity story; or rather a more child-friendly, regular CGI animal-talking film. Well, wonder no more, as the answer is just below (via USA Today).
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Tuesday, 7 April 2015
Sony Pictures Animation Announces 'The Lamb'
Variety reports that Sony Pictures Animation is currently developing a feature film called The Lamb. It will be directed by Timothy Reckart, who was nominated for an Academy Award with his stop-motion short Head Over Heels (2012).
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Saturday, 9 February 2013
Watch and Discuss: Oscar Nominated Animated Short Films
The Oscars are almost here, the 85th annual Academy Awards ceremony will take place two weeks from tomorrow, on Sunday 24th February, and it's almost time to start fielding predictions. But, before that, it certainly helps to be well informed: as we are A113Animation, obviously, one of the main awards at the Oscars for us is the Best Animated Feature one; however, often overlooked is the Best Animated Short Film prize. So, given that the Oscar nominated shorts are now all available in their entirety online, I thought it time to offer up my thoughts on the offerings, and get yours.
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