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2007 Annie Awards Nominations

By John - December 3, 2007 - 12:52 America/Montreal

Annie-Awards-NomineesThe nomination list for the 2007 Annie Awards has been released celebrating the best in the past year’s animation accomplishments. Here are your nominees in movie categories:

Best Animated Feature
Bee Movie - DreamWorks Animation
Persepolis - Sony Pictures Classics
Ratatouille - Pixar Animation Studios (A total no brainer. Should be nominated for Best Film at the Oscars)
Surfs Up - Sony Pictures Animation
The Simpsons Movie - Twentieth Century Fox

Animated Effects
Gary Bruins - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios
Deborah Carlson - “Surfs Up” - Sony Pictures Animation
Ryan Laney - “Spider-Man 3″ - Sony Pictures Imageworks
James Mansfield - “How to Hook Up Your Home Theater” - Walt Disney Feature Animation
Jon Reisch - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios

Character Animation in a Feature Production
Dave Hardin - “Surfs Up” - Sony Pictures Animation
Alan Hawkins - “Surfs Up” - Sony Pictures Animation
Michal Makarewicz - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios

Character Design in an Animated Feature Production
Sylvain Deboissy - “Surfs Up” - Sony Pictures Animation
Carter Goodrich - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios

Directing in an Animated Feature Production
Brad Bird – “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios
Ash Brannon & Chris Buck – “Surfs Up” - Sony Pictures Animation
Chris Miller & Raman Hui - “Shrek The Third” - DreamWorks Animation
Vincent Paronnaud & Marjane Satrapi - “Persepolis” - Sony Pictures Classics
David Silverman - “The Simpsons Movie” - Twentieth Century Fox

Music in an Animated Feature Production
Olivier Bernet - “Persepolis” - Sony Pictures Classics
Danny Elfman, Rufus Wainwright & Rob Thomas - “Meet The Robinsons” - Walt Disney Feature Animation
Michael Giacchino - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios
Rupert Gregson-Williams - “Bee Movie” - DreamWorks Animation
Amy Powers, Russ DeSalvo & Jeff Danna - “Disney Princess Enchanted Tales” - DisneyToon Studios/Walt Disney Video/Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production
Janeane Garofalo - Voice of Collette - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios
Ian Holm - Voice of Skinner - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios
Julie Kavner - Voice of Marge Simpson - “The Simpsons Movie” - Twentieth Century Fox
Patton Oswalt - Voice of Remy - “Ratatouille” - Pixar Animation Studios
Patrick Warburton - Voice of Ken - “Bee Movie” - DreamWorks Animation

To see the full nominees list you can go to the official Annie Awards site

» 5 Comments

  1. tobor68 says:

    the highlights are your choices, non?

    i agree with the exception of the character design and janeane garofalo, (fine actress, didn’t know it was her until the credits) i think ian holm did a better job. after studying this movie i find her accent off (the dreaded american ‘R’s’).

    don’t get me wrong, i’m condemning her performance based on her accent, just that holm was stronger.

    so, yes. ratatouille across the board.

    cheers.

  2. Phil Gee says:

    Might as well call them the Ratatouille awards, and rightfully so. It’s nice to see Julie Kavner getting some recognition for her voice work. I always feel like she never gets enough credit for her Marge.

  3. Kristina says:

    That overrrated Rat will probably sweep. Anytime a movie is released with the Pixar brand on it, animation folks start jerking off all over it(and rightfully so, considering Pixar’s track record).

  4. Monty says:

    I would’ve taken TMNT over most of these bland and forgettable movies (not that TMNT was the greatest animated movie ever made). Another ho-hum year for theatrical animation.

  5. James says:

    I am a huge Simpsons fan but was a bit disappointed in the movie. I think Ratatouille will win hands down. Pixar really has great stories and the animation to back it up.

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