He is both daring  and innovative, but also easily at home when experimenting with what he knows best: visual forms that move. Bulgarian-Canadian artist Theodore Ushev talked to Zippy Frames during the 2015 Annecy festival.

Approved for Adoption was the documentary animation that put him into the indie animation spotlight. Jung now talks to Zippy Frames from Zagreb, Animafest.

What would your date with death look like if it were animated? Here's an interview with the Irish director of the Oscar-shortlisted short Coda by Alan Holly.

A Hungarian experimental short  that was among the 10 Oscar-shortlisted films in 2015 is now online. Read our interview with film director Réka Bucsi.

She's been one of the pioneers of the free culture movement, and a great indie animator as well. US animator Nina Paley talks to Zippy Frames on her upcoming journey to the Animasyros festival, Greece.

Watch the award-winning stop-motion Greek comedy drama, My Stuffed Granny, and read what its director,  Effie Pappa, has to say about the film.

A WWI animation feature comes from Belgium. Learn more about Cafard, and read the interview by film director Jan Bultheel.

The award-winning film by Nassos Vakalis, Dinner for Few, is now available to watch online. Read our interview with the Emmy-awarded US/Greek animator.

The Oscar short animation race sometimes reveals hidden gems. Read the Q&A with directors Michelle & Uri Kranot about their  Hollow Land.