Showing posts with label Josh Popusoi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Popusoi. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 October 2025

"Socks To Be You" Wins "Best Short Film" Award

Congratulations to the makers of "Socks To Be You", which has won the award for "Best Super Short Film" at the International Gold Awards.  

Directed by Josh Popusoi , and produced by Erik Bocsor,  "Socks To Be You" was a collaboration between undergraduate animation students and VFX students at Escape Studios, working together to create an original story.   This is its fourth festival award. 

Wednesday, 1 October 2025

"Socks To Be You" Wins "Best Animation" in Florence

"Socks To Be You" wins "Best Animation" in Florence
Congratulations to the makers of "Socks To Be You", which has won "Best Animation" at the Florence Film Awards.  

Directed by Josh Popusoi , and produced by Erik Bocsor,  "Socks To Be You" was a collaboration between undergraduate animation students and VFX students at Escape Studios, working together to create an original story.   This is its third festival award. 

Wednesday, 20 August 2025

"Socks To Be You" Wins "Best VFX" at Kodaikanal Fest

"Socks To Be You" wins "Best VFX" at Kodaikanal Fest
Congratulations to the makers of "Socks To Be You", which has won "Best VFX" at the Kodaikanal Film Festival.  

Directed by Josh Popusoi , and produced by Erik Bocsor,  "Socks To Be You" was a collaboration between undergraduate animation students and VFX students at Escape Studios, working together to create an original story.  

This is its second festival award. 

Friday, 11 July 2025

"Socks To Be You" Wins "Best Super Short" Award

Congratulations to the makers of "Socks To Be You", which has won "Best Super Short Film" at the London Movie Awards.  

Directed by Josh Popusoi , and produced by Erik Bocsor,  "Socks To Be You" was a collaboration between undergraduate animation students and VFX students at Escape Studios, working together to create an original story.  

Studio projects such as this one form part of The Escape Method; bringing together students with multiple talents to work in teams, responding to industry feedback - in this case from Industrial Light & Magic. This is its first festival award.