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    Street Talk for November 18, 2016

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    Sarofsky's Cory Davis (l) and Dan Tiffany
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    Boston-based production and post house ELEMENT has added Kim Lowe to its directorial roster. Her credits span such clients as Roominate, MegaBloks, b. toys, Cuties, Summer Infant, Hood, Chevy, Stop & Shop, Blue Cross Blue Shield, One World Play, Fidelity, Mullen, Arnold and VIA, Lowe has also captured both video and stills for non-profits CitySprouts, Cradles to Crayons and Free the Children….

    Chicago-based design-driven production company Sarofsky is adding creative VFX and finishing artist Cory Davis and designer Dan Tiffany to its staff. One of Chicago’s most sought-after freelance VFX artists for many years, Davis has been an integral contributor to some of Sarofsky’s most notable projects. Davis’ endeavors include title sequences for the Marvel blockbusters Ant-Man, Captain America: Civil War and Doctor Strange, main titles for TNT’s Animal Kingdom, and Super Bowl ads, Tiffany has been freelancing for Sarofsky and other top creative industry firms in Chicago since 2015. A BFA graduate of The Illinois Institute of Art, Dan began his career as an intern for specialized creative agency Leviathan before landing a staff position with Daily Planet in 2011. Since going freelance, Tiffany has worked on high-profile commercial, broadcast and theatrical projects for Comcast, Leo Burnett and mcgarrybowen, to name but a few–and he was an integral part of Sarofsky’s design team behind the main titles for both Captain America: Civil War and Doctor Strange….

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    Academy Announces The Animated, Documentary and International Features Films Eligible For 97th Oscars

    Thursday, November 21, 2024

    The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the feature films eligible for consideration in the Animated Feature Film, Documentary Feature Film and International Feature Film categories for the 97th Academy Awards®.

    ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
    Thirty-one features are eligible for consideration in the Animated Feature Film category for the 97th Academy Awards. Some of the films have not yet had their required qualifying release and must fulfill that requirement and comply with all the category’s other qualifying rules to advance in the voting process.

    To determine the five nominees, members of the Animation Branch are automatically eligible to vote in the category. Academy members outside of the Animation Branch are invited to opt in to participate and must meet a minimum viewing requirement to be eligible to vote in the category. Films submitted in the Animated Feature Film category may also qualify for Academy Awards in other categories, including Best Picture. Animated features that have been submitted in the International Feature Film category as their country’s official selection are also eligible in the category.

    ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION IN THE ANIMATED FEATURE FILM CATEGORY

    “Art College 1994”
    “Captain Avispa”
    “Chicken for Linda!”
    “The Colors Within”
    “The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie”
    “Despicable Me 4”
    “Flow”
    “The Garfield Movie”
    “Ghost Cat Anzu”
    “The Glassworker”
    “The Imaginary”
    “Inside Out 2”
    “Kensuke’s Kingdom”
    “Kung Fu Panda 4”
    “Living Large”
    “Look Back”
    “The Lord of the Rings: The War of the... Read More

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