Paperman was featured in 2012 ahead of Wreck-it Ralph.
In many ways, I enjoyed it more than the feature:
Jim Hill is an award-winning entertainment writer who lives in New Boston, NH. Over the past 30 years, he has interviewed hundreds of veterans of the animation & themed entertainment industry and written extensively about The Walt Disney Company.
Jim is currently working on a behind-the-scene history of the development & construction of Disneyland. For his more immediate musings on movies, TV shows, books and theme parks, please check out his blog, jimhillmedia.com.
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Get a closer look at the technology and technique behind it:
…and the winner for Best Animated Short is…:
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