Showing posts with label Kamile Pranckunaite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kamile Pranckunaite. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 August 2026

"Shapla" Now On YouTube


The short 2D animation film "Shapla" has been extended and fully completed, and is now available to watch at YouTube.  "Shapla" was directed by Ruksar Rowza Aziz and produced by Charlie Seeviour.  Erica Sanches was the art director and Tom Price composed the original score. Kam Penderly was the Lead Compositor.  

Shapla tells the story of Priya, a young woman who attempts to bring back her partner, Shapla, with the use of her power over water. Set in Bangladesh, the film explores themes of sustainability and environmentalism.  Shapla has won many festival awards. 

Thursday, 19 February 2026

"Little Pirates" Wins "Best Super Short" Award

"Little Pirates" wins "Best Super Short Film"
Congratulations to the makers of the animated short film "Little Pirates" which has won "Best Super Short Film" at the International Gold Film Festival.

Little Pirates was completed as part of Studio Module PR5001, a collaborative module in which second-year animation students work together on short film projects.  

Little Pirates was written and directed by Anna Reyes Ramirez and produced by Angharad Mathias.  This is the latest of many awards for Little Pirates. 

Thursday, 12 September 2024

"Little Pirates" Wins "Best Super Short" at NYC Fest

"Little Pirates" wins "Best Super Short" at New York Awards
Congratulations to the makers of the animated short film "Little Pirates" which has won "Best Super Short" at the New York Movie Awards.  

Little Pirates was completed as part of Studio Module PR5001, a collaborative module in which second-year animation students work together on short film projects.  

Little Pirates was written and directed by Anna Reyes Ramirez and produced by Angharad Mathias.  This is Little Pirates' second festival award. 

Wednesday, 19 July 2023

Lamp Animation by Kamile Pranckunaite



Above is a very good example of First Year Character Animation created in the First Year Animation Module AN4001, in which Escape Studios' students learn to master the art and craft of character animation.  The "Pixo" Lamp Animation above was created by Kamile Pranckunaite, an animation student studying the Art of Computer Animation, who has just completed the first year at Escape Studios.  The shot was animated in Maya and rendered in Arnold.