Without AI or computers: "Shaun the Sheep" returns to celebrate the artisanal legacy of animation

Aardman Animations celebrates its 50th anniversary with the return of "Shaun the Sheep" in a new film, "Shaun the Sheep: Farmageddon". The studio maintains its commitment to artisanal stop-motion animation techniques, rejecting the use of artificial intelligence and computers for production. This traditional approach has been the distinctive hallmark of Aardman over the past five decades, consolidating its reputation in the world of animation. The new film reinforces the artisanal legacy that made the British producer internationally known, proving that manual art continues to have a prominent place in the animation film industry.