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Post With The Most 03/02/2019

This month's Computer Animation Arts Post With The Most is like browsing the shelves of a library. Indeed, we have so many student 'Art Ofs' for your leisurely perusal you might need two cups of tea and an entire packet of biscuits to see everything on here. Art Ofs are our way of celebrating the full scope of creative work undertaken by our students as they take their ideas from those first nebulous projections in their mind's eye to something concrete, polished, fit-for-purpose, professionalised and shareable.  Let them serve as a rebuff to those funny ideas some people have that on a course specialising in production for 3D animation it's 'the computer' doing all the work!  Ha! Take even the shortest time to flip through some of these publications and you'll see at once our students are formidably powerful in terms of imagining story worlds and their respective inhabitants - oh yeah, and they can build and animate all this stuff too! ...

Red & The Kingdom Of Sound Wins 'Best Animation'!

And this news just in... Red & The Kingdom Of Sound wins 'Best Animation' in the Eurasia International Monthly Film Festival - congratulations to everyone else in the YPGTTO production team!

Red & The Kingdom Of Sound / Best Animated Short @ Redline International Film Festival!

... and this news just in!  Redline International Film Festival have just announced that CAA's Red & The Kingdom Of Sound is the winner in their 'Best Animated Short' category!  Well done to the Kingdom team! Our official laurels! We've got a certificate!

Post With The Most 01/08/17

School may indeed be out for Summer, but here on on Planet CAA , time is of the essence as work continues on our adaptation of Benjamin Britten's The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra ( 'YPGTTO') as part of our collaboration with an Orchestra Network for Europe (ONE), a network of classical symphony orchestras encompassing France, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. This special edition of the Computer Animation Arts ' Post With The Most celebrates our work with ONE and catches up with all the latest from the production of the YPGTTO animation .  For those of you not already familiar with the project, a quick recap: Benjamin Britten's The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra was written in 1945 and serves as a tour of the various instrument groups in the symphony orchestra and is the go-to standard for introducing children to classical music. Our animated adaptation of YPGTTO will be screened with live acc...