Learn the secret recipes we use to teach film making to tens of thousands of kids and their media mentors/coaches.
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We will return to regularly scheduled book excerpts, industry think pieces, and offers next week. The links below will always be in the footer moving forward. They will export you into a wonderful world of stories in sound and motion, the Animating Kids way. Every week, an new batch of seven one-minute films in a Youtube playlist. Four ways to jump in: Week 3 Digest The Living Archive Living Archive on AnimatingKids.com Want a new film every day as they premiere? Here is a one click link to subscribe to our YouTube channel. This will be a daily fix of hand-made, by kids for kids original stories. The weekly roundups will be in the footer of our Tuesday emails like this one. We have spent all summer prepping these films. We are so excited to share. Enjoy! Bon Animate! The Team at Animating Kids |
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Learn the secret recipes we use to teach film making to tens of thousands of kids and their media mentors/coaches.
Before we get into today's book excerpt, check out our latest Halloween playlist. 7 totally original animated shorts by Animating Kids students. Happy Halloween. > “WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF CLAY!” “WHAT?” “We've got maybe an hour left!” I looked at my watch. Two hours until closing. “That's impossible! We brought TEN TUBS!” “Look around!” At least one hundred kids were lined up down Verick St. Every animation table was packed. Parents were elbow-deep in clay. And the line kept growing. We had...
Sorry Coach It's college football season in America, and I recently got a kick out of a pre-game interview with a coach. I didn't catch which school he represented, but a reporter asked him an offhanded question as he was about to go into the locker room. "Hey Coach, what's your least favorite word?" The coach didn't hesitate. "Narrative!" And with that, he walked off, leaving the reporter sputtering. I nearly did a spit take. Having spent much of my life working with narrative, I thought his...
While we have not expressly published Halloween films this week, they are scary good, especially for having been done in a school classroom by teams of 10yr olds. Here is the seven minute playlist this week. Bon Animate! PS If you are getting Animating Kids for 2026-27, email us at info@animatingkids.com and we'll help you with your order.