A113Animation is lovingly dedicated to Ingrid Jardine (1963 - 2013)
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About A113Animation: A113Animation is a site dedicated to news, views, reviews and interviews from the world of animation. Founded in November 2010, A113Animation deals with feature animation, but also looks at the lasting influence of cartoons and the prolific figures behind them, across our range of features. Most writing is handled by Editor-in-Chief and founder, William Jardine, but the A113Animation team also has a team of writers behind it.
We, like you presumably, have been influenced greatly by animation all our lives, specifically Disney and Pixar. We love hearing from our readers, and are very grateful for the traffic and interaction.
A113Animation have now made it our mission to bring you all the latest animation news and keep you up to date with the ever active animated realm.
Follow A113Animation on Twitter, @A113Animation; like us on Facebook at facebook.com/A113Animation and +1 us on Google Plus, +A113Animation. You can also check out animation, news, views and reviews on our official YouTube channel. You can contact us at contact@a113animation.com.
The A113Animation logo and banner was designed by Damien Chevrier.
You can hear William Jardine's views on a few others facets of the animation blogosphere, including The Scotty Jo Podcast (episodes 4, 7 and 14) and The Rotoscopers (also, check out the guest article William wrote for The Rotoscopers here).
Follow William Jardine on Twitter, @WilliamKJardine.
About Damien Chevrier (Writer: Reviews, Editorials): Damien Chevrier is a Tintinophile. Living in France, he loves animation in general - Pixar in particular. And he's a Tintinophile. He likes TV shows, like Sherlock and Doctor Who. Also, he's a Tintinophile.
Damien is A113Animation's go-to Tintin guy, presenting a series of reviews and editorials about things old and new in the Tintin-world; he also writes the "French Animation" column, reviewing animated classics from his home country.
Follow Damien Chevrier on Twitter, @Archibald_H.
About Munir Abedrabbo (Writer: News, Reviews, Editorials): Munir Abedrabbo is a filmmaking student in Quito, Ecuador. He is an animation lover and wants to write and direct animated features (live-action too). His ultimate goal is to work for Pixar Animation Studios as he considers it the best animation studio around today. He enjoys reading and analysing films of any kind, as well as writing essays or reviews about them. He is currently writing a short film that is going to be shot in the summer.
Munir, as well as covering a wide range of animated releases, is a particular Disney-specialist, writing book and film reviews as well as the weekly Wednesday "Disney Retrospective"; he also occasionally dips into news coverage.
Follow Munir Abedrabbo on Twitter, @maac027.
About Nadine Shambrook (Writer: News, Reviews): Remembering her first cinema experience at the age of 2, Nadine Shanbrook has always had a special place in her heart for film. She is obsessed with collecting Disney DVDs and bores all of her friends with pointless film ‘trivia’. Some of her favourite films include The Lion King, The Prestige, Super 8, Singin’ in the Rain and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. She wishes there were more films about Dinosaurs, and Arrested Development makes her cry (with laughter).
Nadine is A113Animation's live-action Disney correspondent; her stomping ground includes a cacophony of cool stuff like Marvel, Star Wars, The Muppets and more. She covers all news concerning those subjects, and will offer up reviews when relevant.
Follow Nadine Shambrook on Twitter, @nadineshambrook; she also blogs about TV and film at Sunshine in Autumn.
About Mayra Amaya (Writer: News, Reviews): Mayra Amaya is a writer/actor stationed in Brooklyn, NY, but her first love will always be animation. Some of her fondest memories include waking up at 4am to watch Tom & Jerry with her father, or laughing along to Disney's Ink and Paint Club. Much like her favourite filmmakers (Hayao Miyazaki, Guillermo del Toro, Alfonso Cuaron and Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu), she sees film and life through a political lens.
Some of her favourite films include Kiki's Delivery Service, Pan's Labyrinth, Mulan, Children of Men.
Mayra is A113Animation's Studio Ghibli reporter, covering all the shakings and happenings from the revered Japanese animation house.
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About A113Animation: A113Animation is a site dedicated to news, views, reviews and interviews from the world of animation. Founded in November 2010, A113Animation deals with feature animation, but also looks at the lasting influence of cartoons and the prolific figures behind them, across our range of features. Most writing is handled by Editor-in-Chief and founder, William Jardine, but the A113Animation team also has a team of writers behind it.
We, like you presumably, have been influenced greatly by animation all our lives, specifically Disney and Pixar. We love hearing from our readers, and are very grateful for the traffic and interaction.
A113Animation have now made it our mission to bring you all the latest animation news and keep you up to date with the ever active animated realm.
Follow A113Animation on Twitter, @A113Animation; like us on Facebook at facebook.com/A113Animation and +1 us on Google Plus, +A113Animation. You can also check out animation, news, views and reviews on our official YouTube channel. You can contact us at contact@a113animation.com.
The A113Animation logo and banner was designed by Damien Chevrier.
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About William Jardine (Founder/Editor-in-Chief/Head Writer: News, Reviews, Interviews, Editorials): William Jardine is a huge cinephile - with particular adoration, obviously, for animation (chiefly, Pixar). Having loved animation all his life, he decided, in November 2010, to try and put this love to a more useful purpose than pestering his friends: thus A113Animation was born.
His favourite films include Toy Story 2, E.T., Inception, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Up. He particularly admires the work of Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg; his idols are John Lasseter and Walt Disney. He studies Computing, Mathematics and English Language at A-Level, with a view to studying Computer Science at university next year. He resides in Carlisle, England.
His favourite films include Toy Story 2, E.T., Inception, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Up. He particularly admires the work of Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg; his idols are John Lasseter and Walt Disney. He studies Computing, Mathematics and English Language at A-Level, with a view to studying Computer Science at university next year. He resides in Carlisle, England.
You can hear William Jardine's views on a few others facets of the animation blogosphere, including The Scotty Jo Podcast (episodes 4, 7 and 14) and The Rotoscopers (also, check out the guest article William wrote for The Rotoscopers here).
Follow William Jardine on Twitter, @WilliamKJardine.
Damien is A113Animation's go-to Tintin guy, presenting a series of reviews and editorials about things old and new in the Tintin-world; he also writes the "French Animation" column, reviewing animated classics from his home country.
Follow Damien Chevrier on Twitter, @Archibald_H.
Munir, as well as covering a wide range of animated releases, is a particular Disney-specialist, writing book and film reviews as well as the weekly Wednesday "Disney Retrospective"; he also occasionally dips into news coverage.
Follow Munir Abedrabbo on Twitter, @maac027.
Nadine is A113Animation's live-action Disney correspondent; her stomping ground includes a cacophony of cool stuff like Marvel, Star Wars, The Muppets and more. She covers all news concerning those subjects, and will offer up reviews when relevant.
Follow Nadine Shambrook on Twitter, @nadineshambrook; she also blogs about TV and film at Sunshine in Autumn.
Some of her favourite films include Kiki's Delivery Service, Pan's Labyrinth, Mulan, Children of Men.
Mayra is A113Animation's Studio Ghibli reporter, covering all the shakings and happenings from the revered Japanese animation house.
Follow Mayra Amaya on Twitter, @AmayaSunWizard. You can also find her contributing to The Rotoscopers as a news and opinions writer.
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