Camouflage wins UNICEF prize at World Animation Celebration
Jonathan Hodgson’s just-completed animate! film Camouflage won the UNICEF prize last weekend at this year’s World Animation Celebration in Hollywood.
UNICEF commissions and works with animation around the world. Their prize was awarded to Jonathan’s film for its exceptional artistic portrayal of children confronting disability, in this case schizophrenia, within the family.
Of the overall awards for best short film at the World Animation Celebration, three of the four winners were British.
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