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Is animation no longer filmmaking?  Why is it that often when the discussion of filmmaking in Oregon comes up animation is not in the discussion? 

Internationally, Portland and Oregon is far better known and distinguished by its many innovative independent and studio animators than it is for its fine and deserving live-action filmmakers.

posted 4 years ago
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