Getting ready to animate the end credits.

Richard Smitheman, Mila art director, created this beautiful painting inspired by the boards.

Sharing another great asset that was just finalized by Mila amazing team! Also included are the photos taken in 1943 of San Lorenzo Bridge in Trento that inspired us. The demolition was caused by heavy bombing of the city in September of 1943. Thanks to all the awesome artists that helped reproducing this iconic structure…

Thanks to Bijan Tehrani, editor in chief at Cinema without Borders for the great article! http://cinemawithoutborders.com/conversations/3165-cinzia-angelini-american-italian-animator.html

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…

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.

August 30th 2012. Italianimation at the Italian Cultural Center showcased Mila work in progress. Congratulations to Phil Roman for the career tribute and thanks to the Italian cultural center in Los Angeles and Cinema without borders that made this possible. Here are some pics of a great event. Cinzia Angelini and Phil Roman