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Another CalArts Animation Alum Up for Oscar
| Monday, Jan 18, 2016
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A still from Sanjay's Super Team, which has been nominated in the Best Animated Short Film Category.

 

Another CalArts alumnus film has been nominated for an Oscar in the Best Animated Short Film category.

Sanjay’s Super Team, another Disney and Pixar entry that’s directed and written by alumnus Sanjay Patel, Film/Video 96, is in the running for Best Animated Short Film, in competition with Bear Story, Prologue, We Can’t Live without Cosmos and World of Tomorrow.

In addition to this nomination, Inside Out was also nominated for Best Animated Feature.

Fresh from its Golden Globes win, Disney and Pixar’s critically praised Inside Out, directed by CalArts alumnus Pete Docter, Film/Video BFA 90,  and Ronnie del Carmen, was nominated alongside Anomalisa, When Marnie Was There, Boy and the World and Shaun the Sheep Movie.

The Academy Awards will be presented on Feb. 28 during a live telecast on ABC.
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