• ‘Feral’ Trailer

    In this black-and-white, 2D animated short, for which Daniel Sousa and Dan Golden have been nominated, a boy found in the woods tries to adapt to his new environment when he is returned to civilization. The story draws on real-life accounts of abandoned children.

     

  • ‘Mr. Hublot’ Trailer

    Laurent Witz and Alexandre Espigares’ short achieves an inventive look using computer animation and stereoscopic 3D. Living in a world where people are partially made of mechanical parts, Mr. Hublot is a withdrawn, obsessive-compulsive man — until the dog Robot Pet arrives.

  • ‘Room on the Broom’ Trailer

    A witch, her cat and a few friends set out for an adventure on her broom in Max Lang and Jan Lachauer's animated short film Room on the Broom, based on the popular children’s book. The short combines computer animation with some miniature sets. Says Lang, “We looked a lot at classic stop-motion, but also at various toys to create a look that feels tactile and photo-realistic but also hand-crafted.”

     

  • ‘Possessions’ Trailer

    “It is a peculiar theme in Japan that things possess a spirit,” says director Shuhei Morita of his film in which a man encounters goblin spirits. “I asked Mr. Keisuke Kishi, a model/sculpture art creator, to create some plots and image illustrations based on traditional Japanese ghosts.”

  • ‘Get a Horse!’ Trailer

    The Disney short, from Lauren MacMullan and Dorothy McKim, features Mickey Mouse in a new black-and-white 2D animation (led by Eric Goldberg, who created the genie in Aladdin) designed to look like a restored clip from the ’20s — before bursting into colorful CGI.

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