After more than a half-year of production, Qian Hao has completed his latest university project, a music video for the Vektormusik track leap2. Quan had help on the Flash animation from Li Qing and Li Man, students at the China Academy Of Art, who also used After Effects in the process.

A Shanghai-based animated who goes by the handle Earthsaver produced this Flash-animated film about a gradute student’s nightmare. We meet him in class, which shifts into his dreamspace, where he fights off a girl with very dangerous pony tails. The film is titled The Scream in Your Dream.

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Hong Kong-based Nutmeat Studios produced this striking PSA using Flash and After Effects. The team used what appears to be some rotoscoping techniques along with some more standard tweening effects. The PSA is titled Blood Wudu:

Way back in 2007, we featured a Chinese animator’s short, titled Kungfu Bunny. The animator, named Vincent, mixed stop-motion animation of his work space with Flash animation to produce a highly enjoyable result. A few months ago, the third installment of this now wildly popular series has arrived, and Vincent is now producing with a crew of 10, including a producer, a cameraman and an assistant animator. Together they’ve really upped the ante – including all sorts of camera movement and far more elaborate animation. Here’s Kungfu Bunny 3 – Counterattack.

The making of that shows all the wiring they used to build the stop-motion plates.

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A new episode of the panda-chicken romance, BoBo&ToTo, has arrived. Rhapsody For Two is an elaborate, Flash-animated episode, produced by B&T Studios, which is based in China.