Georgian Animators Association Saqanima and Film Studio Kvali, with the support of French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Institut Français de Géorgie, Tbilisi City Hall, GNFC - Georgian National Film Center and Festival international du film d'animation d'Annecy its Film Market (MIFA), are announcing call for the 10th Animation Film Project Development/Pitching workshop. Project BLACK SEA Animation Workshop is supported by the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs and

Imagine this: you’ve spent countless nights and weekends working on a groundbreaking idea, something that could change the world. Finally, you share it with the world, only to find out that someone else has stolen it, claimed it as their own, and is now reaping the rewards of your hard work. This might sound like a nightmare, but for many creators and inventors, it’s an all-too-common reality. In a world

On June 4, the Swedish government presented its creative industries strategy to the world. This plan, effective from 2024 to 2033, not only changes Sweden's cultural landscape - it offers a vision for developing the creative industry that would be wise for Georgia to study as well. The Minister of Culture, Parisa Liljestrand, directly states: "The cultural and creative industries must now be viewed as a new type of Swedish

Non-governmental organization “Democracy Laboratory” (DemLab) collaborated with illustrators from the creative studio 'Animator' to create digital posters for Rick and Morty. The illustrations were posted on the social platforms of the animation company Adult Swim UK & Europe. Rick and Morty posters were created by the illustrators Ana Markozashvili, Nikoloz Gurielidze, Masho Samadashvili and Keti Mskhiladze. They created a total of 20 posters within four different campaigns. The illustrations were

The smartphone has become an inseparable part of modern life, seamlessly integrating into our daily routines. However, a prevailing belief suggests that our creativity may be paying the price for this constant connectivity. The idea that smartphones are hindering our ability to think outside the box has become so widespread that it's even been promoted by media outlets and public figures. But is there any truth to this notion? A