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The Legacy and Future of Irish Animation

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The Legacy and Future of Irish Animation

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Episode 245- The Legacy and Future of Irish Animation

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Cartoon Saloon's Irish Folklore Trilogy Blu-ray Box Set | Trailer

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Riverdance: The Animated Adventure Trailer

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Article: Animation Is Key To The BBC’s Efforts To Preserve An Endangered Language

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Article: Animation Is Key To The BBC’s Efforts To Preserve An Endangered Language

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Animation Is Key To The BBC’s Efforts To Preserve An Endangered Language

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Only around 11,000 people habitually speak Gaelic. The BBC wants to change that — and animation is at the heart of its strategy.

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Article: Intro for the Irish showcase at the 2012 Annecy International Animated Film Festival

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Article: Intro for the Irish showcase at the 2012 Annecy International Animated Film Festival

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Intro for the Irish showcase at the 2012 Annecy International Animated Film Festival Irish animation has two important characteristics which makes it different. First it is young. Most of the directors, producers and animators are young. Even the films for the most part are "young". The second characteristic is American.

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The first slide or two will share details about Irish history and current Irish culture.

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A few slides will summarize popular Irish folklore that will be covered and mentioned by the examples. Will include: Selkies, Wolfwalkers

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One of the slides will talk about the Riverdance film and compare it to Irish Riverdance traditions.

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The Irish have faces many challenges throughout history, and they still face them to this day. There are many themes in Pullin' The Devil by the Tail and other Irish-made films that reflect societal issues in Ireland.