Ep 17 - The Studio that Teaches Kids How to Animate and Kickstart their Creativity - Part 1

from Changemakers Without Borders · host May Cooper

What was in the old piece of film Paul Kriz and Alice Sinkner find in the old projector they bought from Nova Scotia? The co-founders of the award-winning studio called Sheepdog Animation join Changemakers to talk about classical vs. digital animation, teamwork between children and youth in animation, and having to close their art and film museum and transition to online teaching. 

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