Mexican Animation Reaches new heights: ”I’m Frankelda” Directors to Host exclusive Stop-Motion Workshop
Mexico City, Mexico – Mexican cinema is experiencing a landmark moment with the release of “I’m Frankelda,” the nation’s first-ever stop-motion animated feature film. Backed by acclaimed director Guillermo del Toro, the film is not only a creative triumph but is also sparking a wave of educational opportunities for aspiring animators.Directors Roy and Arturo Ambriz, the creative force behind “I’m frankelda,” will be leading a hands-on stop-motion animation course designed to share the intricate techniques and artistry that brought their unique vision to life.
A New Generation of Animators
the workshop, organized by the renowned Ghost Cinema studio, aims to demystify the art of stop-motion and demonstrate its accessibility.”We want to show that stop-motion isn’t a luxury, but an achievable art form,” say the ambriz brothers, who are eager to inspire a new generation of Mexican animators and propel the country further onto the global animation stage.
What Will You Learn?
The two-day intensive course, held November 22nd and 23rd, will cover a comprehensive range of skills and insights, including:
* Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Exclusive anecdotes from the making of “I’m Frankelda.”
* Craft Animation Techniques: Practical tips for bringing characters to life, frame by frame.
* Maintaining the magic: How to infuse emotion and artistry into every single frame.
In-Person & Online Options
Participants can choose between in-person sessions in Mexico City (CDMX) or an online format accessible from anywhere in the country. The in-person experience includes an exclusive tour of the Ghost Cinema studio, offering a unique glimpse into a professional animation environment. Both options will feature live instruction, downloadable materials, and culminate in a certificate of participation. Students will also have the opportunity to develop their own initial animation exercises during the workshop.
The Ambriz Brothers: Pioneers in Mexican Animation
Roy and Arturo Ambriz have quickly become recognized as leading figures in Mexican animation. Their work on “I’m Frankelda” showcases a distinct Mexican aesthetic and a dedication to handcrafted artistry. This workshop represents a significant opportunity to learn directly from these pioneers and gain valuable insights into their creative process.
Course Details & Registration
* Dates: November 22nd – 23rd
* Times: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
* In-Person Cost: 4,499 pesos (Early bird price: 3,999 pesos if paid before November 5th)
* Online Cost: 1,799 pesos (Early bird price: 1,399 pesos)
* cinema Fantasma Edu Alumni discount: 25% off
* Registration: Email edu@cinemafantasma.com to indicate your preferred mode of participation. Spaces are limited.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of a historic moment in Mexican animation!
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