The Disney+ Authentic Sequence “Kizazi Moto: Technology Fireplace” has made historical past by successful the extremely acclaimed Annie Award for “Finest Restricted Sequence” within the TV/Media class. The award-winning episode “Enkai” was directed by Kenyan director Ng’endo Mukii and delivered to life by Blink Industries.
The collection was additionally named because the finalist within the “7-10 Years Fiction” class on the prestigious Prix Jeunesse Worldwide, as reported by KBC Digital.
This comes on the heels of an earlier success after the collection secured one other prestigious award, this time clinching the Kidscreen Award for “Finest Animated Sequence (Tweens/Teenagers)” in San Diego.
This triumph solidified the collection’ standing as a groundbreaking work of animated storytelling.
Produced by Triggerfish, the anthology collection has captivated audiences globally with its imaginative narrative, wealthy visuals, and numerous characters, drawing inspiration from Africa’s vibrant historical past and cultures.
Since its debut in July final 12 months, “Kizazi Moto: Technology Fireplace” has been celebrated for its action-packed sci-fi adventures and has attracted widespread approval for its artistic imaginative and prescient and storytelling prowess.
With steerage from Disney, government producers Peter Ramsey, Tendayi Nyeke, and Anthony Silverston showcased the collaborative effort of a various group of 14 administrators from throughout Africa. With contributions from skills spanning Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda, and Zimbabwe, the genuine African tradition and narrative have been unearthed within the collection.
Bolstered by a star-studded voice forged together with Florence Kasumba, Pearl Thusi, Nasty C, and Kehinde Bankole, the collection delivered a fascinating efficiency that breathed life into its characters, enriching the storytelling expertise for audiences worldwide.
Triggerfish additionally picked the Annie Award for “Finest Music – TV/Media” for its quick movie “Aau’s Track.” Directed by South Africans Nadia Darries and Daniel Clarke, the movie takes audiences on a fantasy journey impressed by Star Wars, depicting a toddler’s quest to find her future.
“Aau’s Track” additionally earned a nomination for a Prix Jeunesse Worldwide award. The collection moreover clinched the Lumiere Award for “Finest Episodic – Animated”.
Including to its spectacular array of current achievements, Triggerfish’s unique collection “Supa Staff 4,” accessible on Netflix, has been nominated for “Finest Worldwide Sequence” on the upcoming British Animation Awards in March. Zambian creator Malenga Mulendema impressed the present.
“The affirming acknowledgment from these international awards marks a big milestone not just for all at Triggerfish, however the African animation business too, highlighting the rising recognition and appreciation for recent storytelling and genuine illustration of African narratives in animation,” stated Triggerfish Government Producer Anthony Silverston.
