Movie & TV News, Reviews, Trailers, & Podcasts. Watch Free Documentaries Online. Hayao Miyazaki to Invest Own Funds to Create Nature Park for Children in Okinawa. A rendering of Hayao Miyazaki’s new nature park slated to open in 2017 | image courtesy Kume Creation The filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki is a big proponent of nature.
Conservationism and a reverence for the natural world are recurring themes in his movies like Nausicaa, Totoro and Princess Mononoke. Now Miyazaki has announced plans to pass on his love for nature to children in the form of a tangible nature park. The project is being called “The Forest Where the Wind Returns.” a rendering and write-up of the project appeared in the August edition of the town of Kume’s local newspaper Miyazaki is funding the park with 300 million yen (roughly $2.5 mm USD) of his own money. But with that said, the park sounds lovely. Miyazaki will donate the structure and park to the town of Kume and is sourcing all the talent and materials locally in order to ensure that it is sustained for many years to come. Pin It! Ride the roof: the secret skateboarding paradise on top of Moscow’s Soviet-era buildings. Gmail. Ir al contenido Iniciar sesión Crear una cuenta Tu versión de Internet Explorer no es compatible con Gmail.
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He is usually engaged on project types that might include anything from video direction and animation to design, illustration and typography for clients in the fields of film, broadcast, music, fashion and advertising. Molho has produced designs and animations for The New York Times Magazine, titles for the likes of Darren Aronofsky and Focus Features, prints and patterns for Diesel, a motion identity system for Coca-Cola Worldwide and a 50-minute animation as the set of an opera. Molho is now home for Doug Bello, a young director who has won a Clio this year, a couple of Lions in 2012, El Ojo, Fiap, Animamundi, among other honors.
Specializing in stop-motion, 3d, visual effects, and live-action, his work helps define what is freshest in contemporary film-making. Works published in:Abitare (Italy)Boards Magazine (Canada)Bravo! Train. Hello & Company. The Best Short Films.