Blue Sky Studios

Disney revealed last year they will be shutting down the studio due to 'current economic realities' in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The studio's last film Nimona was cancelled, despite being mostly completed. He wrote: “For the past thirty-four years, we, like our single minded character Scrat, have reached for something that at times seems unattainable. “We’ve had more fun bringing our movies to life than anyone should be allowed. This shot is a farewell, a send-off on our own terms." Thank you, from the bottom of our collective Blue Sky hearts, for being with us all these years.” When uploading the video to YouTube, Blue Sky said: "In the final days of Blue Sky Studios, a small team of artists came together to do one final shot.

For the staff of Blue Sky Studios, the animation studio that had brought Fox regular family hits such as the Ice Age and Rio movies, along with the excellent ...

Here then is the final work of the Blue Sky team in its original form… The unlisted clip comes with a description that reads ‘In the final days of Blue Sky Studios, a small team of artists came together to do one final shot. For the staff of Blue Sky Studios, the animation studio that had brought Fox regular family hits such as the Ice Age and Rio movies, along with the excellent Horton Hears A Who, it was a particularly testing time.

KUALA LUMPUR, April 14 — Blue Sky Studios, the animation studio behind the Ice Age films has finally let Scrat, the hyperactive squirrel have his acorn ...

Getting his acorn is such a beautiful way to say goodbye to— 𝕂ℝ𝕀𝕊 (@krztophr) @blueskystudios https://t.co/e1tgFIOqwq April 14, 2022 It's such a simple scene... “In the final days of Blue Sky Studios, a small team of artists came together to do one final shot.

Scrat the saber-toothed squirrel finally gets to have his precious nut in a short scene devised in the dying days of Blue Sky Studios.

Scrat himself has also reappeared on Disney’s streaming service in Scrat Tales, a series of shorts developed before Blue Sky’s closure that center on the squirrel becoming a father. It has somehow been 20 years since audiences first witnessed the adventures of Manny, Sid, Diego, and all the rest of the Ice Age crew. It has gained a lot of traction on social media from fans who remember laughing at the slapstick squirrel and his perilous journeys.

The final animation of Blue Sky Studios unveils Ice Age's Scrat eating his acorn, at last, enjoying his spoils before moving on to another adventure.

Meanwhile, it is to mention that the sabre-toothed squirrel is starting a new adventure. Now, as their final act, the Blue Sky Studio finally let Scrat get his wish. When Disney completed its acquisition of 20th Century Fox, it shuttered Blue Sky Studios - the company behind the Ice Age franchise.

BLUE SKY STUDIOS, the company behind blockbuster animation franchise Ice Age, have given fans a hilarious final offering.Despite closing in 2021 - the.

- Rio (2011) - Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006) - Ice Age (2002)

Founded in 1987 by Chris Wedge, Michael Ferraro, and others, the film studio delivered its first feature – Ice Age – in 2002 and it spawned a franchise thanks ...

- Rio (2011) - Ice Age (2002) There was also the issue of movies being delayed in response to theaters temporarily closing their doors.

The Studio shared one last clip of Scrat, finally getting what he always wanted. Yes, the loveable sabre-toothed squirrel has finally got his acorn. More ...

Thank you, from the bottom of our collective Blue Sky hearts, for being with us all these years." The studios took the time to make one last clip to say goodbye. Blue Sky Studios, the makers of the Ice Age films, closed its doors in 2021.

In the final days of Blue Sky Studios, the legendary animation studio decided to create a final short film featuring Scrat, the prehistoric squirrel from ...

Blue Sky Studios was founded in 1987 as a company specializing in visual effects for commercial products. For the entire Ice Age franchise, Scrat always showed up as comic relief, as animators thought up the most bizarre ways to prevent the squirrel from getting a nice meal. The 30-second film serves as an official farewell from the team at Blue Sky Studios, which got shut down by Disney two years after the company acquired 21st Century Fox assets in 2019.