TAAFI

The Toronto Animation Arts Festival International (TAAFI) has opened up its submission process for animated films for their inaugural event to take place June 22 – 24th, 2012. It's free to submit works before February 29th 2012 and submissions close April ...Read More

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Tammy Semen and Kyle Marshall are hosting an art show showcasing the many talents of the Toronto animation scene. The show will be at the Gladstone Hotel (1214 Queen St. West, Toronto, Ontario). Show runs June 29- July 5, with reception ...Read More

Ottawa International Animation Festival 2010

If you are a big fan of Canadian animation, and you should be, you will be happy to know that the event that every year thrives with the talent of hundreds of Canadian creators. The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) ...Read More

Mother Goose Gets Animated

A selection of the top directors, creators and designers in Canadian animation will be getting together in Ottawa at the Mother Goose Gets Animated event, where the artists where asked to asked to recreate each of their favorite nursery rhymes. ...Read More

Crash Karma - Fight

Toronto animation house Guru Studio have just released a music video, produced for Canadian “supergroup” Crash Karma. Strongly based in the constructivist graphic design style, the video for “Fight” marks the studio’s first foray into music video production. It’s a very ...Read More

Gaz Metro: A natural evolution

Hey everyone, here's our latest TV spot for Gaz Metro: A Natural Evolution. We would love to hear what you think: And here's a little making-of documentary, which gives you an idea of the craziness. It's all in French: Read More

Dejah by Bobbi-Dee Schultz

Here's a sweet piece by Bobbi-Dee Schultz, a recent graduate of the Vancouver Film School's Classical Animation Program. A day dream become animation about a kid who's day dream animation becomes real. Hope you like it! Read More

Untamable Matter

In a surrealistic display, an enigmatic performer, The Creator, reveals the audience the conception of thought and image by manipulating time in the world of animation. My final project at VFS is a questioning of the media in which the ...Read More

Klumsy Circus by Nicola Lemay

Episode 1, with the amazingly unlucky Captain Cannon by Nicola Lemay, an animation filmmaker and storyboard artist from Montreal, Quebec. Read More

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? © Walt Disney Pictures

Richard Williams with some of the 30,881 draw­ings used in the 412 scenes shot for The Animator’s Sur­vival Kit — Animated Richard Williams is a Canadian animator, winner of two Oscars and countless other awards for his work on ...Read More