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Disney’s “Zootopia” is at it again. After winning best animated feature at the Golden Globe Awards, it won six categories including best animated feature at the 44th Annual Annie Awards.
Total, Disney won 10 awards at the animation industry’s big night on Saturday at UCLA’s Royce Hall.
“Zootopia” directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore as well as writers Jared Bush and Phil Johnston took trophies, as did Cory Loftis for character design, Dean Wellins for storyboarding, and Jason Bateman, the voice of fox Nick Wilde, who shared the voice acting in a feature win with “Moana” star Auli’i Cravalho.
In addition to Cravalho’s win, Disney’s “Moana” took home an Annie for animated effects in a feature (Marlon West, Erin V. Ramos, Blair Pierpont, Ian J. Coony, and John M. Kosnik).
Disney / Pixar won for best short in “Piper”, theatrically it played before “Finding Dory”.
Disney / Marvel won best animated effects in a live action production for “Doctor Strange” and Mirror Dimension Georg Kaltenbrunner, Michael Marcuzzi, Thomas Bevan, Andrew Graham, Jihyun Yoon.
Disney rounded out its night with wins for its TV series “Disney Mickey Mouse” (Illya Owens for editorial in a TV/broadcast production) and for character animation in a live-action production for “The Jungle Book” (Andrew R. Jones, Peta Bayley, Gabriele Zucchelli, and Benjamin Jones).
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