Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse won the Oscar for Animated Feature at last night’s Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood. Directed by CalArts Character Animation alum Bob Persichetti (Film/Video BFA 96) as well as…
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The 90th Academy Awards ceremony was held in Hollywood on Sunday night, and three films with CalArtians in key roles won Oscars: Coco, Dear Basketball and The Silent Child. Coco,…
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The 90th annual Academy Awards take place this weekend, and one of the nominated short films has a CalArts connection. The Silent Child, directed by Chris Overton, is up for Best Live Action…
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Nominations for the 90th Academy Awards were announced this morning, and CalArts alumni are among the nominees this year. On the venerated list is Disney/Pixar’s Coco, the Día de los Muertos-themed film…
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The 87th Academy Awards, honoring the best films of 2014, took place yesterday (Feb. 22), at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Disney’s Big Hero 6, directed by Chris Williams and CalArts…
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Disney Animation had a banner night at the Academy Awards, which took place Sunday evening at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood. The studio’s blockbuster Frozen, directed by CalArts alumnus and former…
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The nominations were announced early this morning (Jan. 16) at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Beverly Hills for the 86th Annual Academy Awards, and CalArtians Chris…
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The 85th Annual Academy Awards were handed out in Hollywood last night, with CalArts alumni Mark Andrews (Film/Video BFA 93) and Brenda Chapman (Film/Video BFA 87) sharing the honors for co-directing…
Continue reading »The nominees for the 85th Academy Awards—the Oscars—were announced early this morning, and among the names are several CalArtian filmmakers: In the Best Animated Short Film category, Minkyu Lee (Film/Video…
Continue reading »Early Tuesday morning, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the nominees for the 84th Annual Academy Awards, and CalArts alumnus Chris Miller (Film/Video 90) earned an Oscar…
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