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19/05/2023

Grab a copy of today's Daily Nation.
Our CEO & Founder, shares her story of how she got into the animation industry shortly after her nomination in this year's -Africa's Top 40 under 40

Did you know that globally ,the participation of women in animation seats at less than 35% of the participants in the industry.

Enjoy this Friday Editorial delight by the Daily Nation

06/04/2023

Ada Animation is Africa's largest Animation Development and Education Studio.

Our niche is in creating African animated series and feature films for teens & Kids. To achieve this, we our greatest desire is to build a budding animation ecosystem in Africa through active mentorship & training that will empower the creatives with the necessary animation skills & tools.

The outcome is that this ecosystem, including Ada Animation as a studio, will be able to churn out animated content & films that will in turn attract local & international commercial projects to sustain job creation.

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We are pleased to welcome Dionne Agorua to the team as Junior production & Design Rep

Welcome to the Team!!
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27/02/2023

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21/11/2022

Happy New Week!
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Let Ada Animation create breathtaking, visually captivating animation assets that set you apart
form other brands.

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13/10/2022

14/09/2022

This week's WCW is Ng'endo Mukii, who is a Nairobi based independent filmmaker, and an award-winning film director. Ng'endo Mukii, runs her own art and animation studio in Nairobi, where she works on both independent and commissioned short films. Ng'endo Mukii holds a Master of Arts from the Royal College of Art (2012) in London, and a Bachelor of Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design (2006), USA.

She is widely known for her docu-animation 'yellow-fever'. The animation-documentary explores western influences on the ideals of beauty on the African woman. Her work focuses on relationships & the use of film to emulate unspoken truths. At the prestigious Design Indaba, she presented her talk ‘Film Taxidermy and Re- Animation,’ proposing the use of animation as a means of re-humanizing the indigenous image.

Her films have won numerous awards, including Best Short Film at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards both for Yellow Fever; and the Encounters Immersive Grand Prix for her first 360 film, Nairobi Berries and the Silver Hugo for Best Animated Short film at the Chicago International Film Festival.

We celebrate you Ng'endo Mukii.

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31/08/2022