ANIMA's international competition will be represented by the traditional Best of Shorts and Animated Night programmes, while the national competition will showcase the talent of the Belgian animation sector thanks to This is Belgian. There will also be a number of out-of-competition shorts, including the return of the Queer Stories programme, the much-loved animated documentaries Real-Life Stories, the women's programme Girls Girls Girls and the brand-new programme of young European talent: New Talents.

Do you have a brilliant idea for the next hit animated TV show? If so, MOVE Summit wants to hear from you! We’re looking for concepts across all age ranges and genres, from pre-school learning all the way to adult comedy – and everything in between. Shortlisted entrants will have the chance to pitch live in front of a panel of industry experts and will receive tailored written feedback from the judges. The winning pitch will secure a one-on-one session with an industry expert, helping you plot the next steps in your project’s development journey.

An animated film starting with the death of a parent is nothing unusual. Disney movies have trained audiences to expect tragedy to befall a young protagonist at the start of the story. Many of Hayao Miyazaki’s films operate on a similar principle...

Launched in partnership with key industry leaders, the mission is to celebrate the unique and incomparable creativity and technical talent in Animation and Motion Design across Marketing & Communications, Commercials, Television, Film, Experiential, Games & XR. This is the first time ever that animation across all disciplines will be honoured by one set of awards. With winners set to be announced in July 2024, the call for entries is now open...

On the heels of the reveal of his upcoming feature film Stopmotion‘s poster and trailer, award-winning director and stop-motion artist Robert Morgan has today launched a new music video. Incidental 38: Strange Action At A Distance is the latest in a series of visual interpretations by animators of music by experimental artist Ray Incident, from his third album Incidence.

This October, a new event was launched which is set to fill a much needed gap in knowledge and experience for the animation industry. Despite the occasional panel discussion at other various UK events and marketplaces in the past, there has not been a dedicated event before that marries Licensing and Animation, which is where Get Animated ‘Business of Animation’ Conference steps in...