New approved building

I’d like to share Alexandra Kavalova’s new painting to direct the carousel texturing process. The carousel will have two versions, destroyed and non destroyed. Here is one of the horses during the first sequence when the carousel has not being destroyed yet.

Very pleased to share a photo with you all. This is the GREAT Francisco Pacheco, Mila layout supervisor, with his dad Mr. Pacheco that is actively supporting the film by making it possible for his son Francisco to work a couple of days a week on Mila. Thanks to Mr. Pacheco for being such a…

A great post today on the Union Blog http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/ Why studios should support shorts? Because: 1) Shorts provide a continuity of work for employees who might otherwise be laid off and move on to the competition. 2) They are added value for the features to which they’re attached. 3) They provide valuable training for up-and…

Today Ruchita, that is visiting L.A. for a couple of weeks, came to Dreamworks to have lunch with Cesar, Philippe and I. It was a lovely day and we spend some time with her. After almost 3 years of emails, forum posts and Skype meetings it was great to hug her and personally thanks her…

Here is the latest color key from Alexandra Kavalova, Mila art director. This moment represents a dream that Mila has of her mom and herself at a carousel.