Sentence examples for director of animated from inspiring English sources

Hiyao Miyazaki is an insanely talented, Japanese writer and director of animated films like "Spirited Away" and the incredibly charming "PONYO".

"The Wind Rises" will be Mr. Miyazaki's final film for Studio Ghibli, the company he co-founded in 1985 with a fellow director of animated films, Isao Takahata.

Up to now he has been best known as an illustrator of New Yorker covers, a director of animated films, a bass player in the no-wave band Liquid Liquid, a writer of children's books, a designer of toys.

"He's genuinely interested in people and quick to remember you and your name," said Shaun Cashman, a director of animated television shows who stops in for coffee most weekday mornings.

Notable people who either hail from Southampton or who have lived in the city include: R&B singer Craig David was brought up on the Holyrood estate in the city centre; SKY & International Radio Presenter Andy Collins and naturalist TV presenter Chris Packham are natives and Oscar-winning director of animated films Suzie Templeton grew up in Highfield.

Disney Pixar has now released the short trailer and first glimpse of its much-awaited short film 'Bao', made by Chinese-Canadian director Domee Shi, the animation giant's first female director of an animated short.

"If he [Cameron] succeeds in doing it [making a 3D action film] without giving people headaches, then it will be a revolution," suggests Ben Stassen, director of 3D animated picture Fly Me to the Moon.

On the same bill is the wonderfully apt short "The Death of Stalinism in Bohemia," by Jan Svankmajer, director of the animated, feature-length "Alice" that played at the Film Forum in 1988.

"The amount of contacts and negotiations I've had just for this nomination has been prodigious," says Lord, director of best animated film nominee The Pirates!

"And Andrew Stanton, the director of that animated feature, had asked Pixar to bring me in because he wanted this movie to look different from everything that this studio had previously produced". You see, because WALLE was supposedly set in mankind's future, Stanton wanted this animated feature to look more like a conventional motion picture.

With director Tommy Pallotta on board, producer of animated films Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly, success was pretty much assured.