## BFI Southbank and Laika Team up on Stop-Motion Film Laika, the animation studio behind "Coraline" and "ParaNorman," has signed a funding deal with BFI Southbank, the British Film Institute's flagship cinema and cultural center. The deal will give Laika access to BFI's extensive archive of films, as well as its state-of-the-art facilities. Laika's stop-motion films are often praised for their unique artistry and attention to detail. The studio's collaboration with BFI Southbank will give filmmakers access to a wealth of resources, including rare and archival films. This will allow them to create even more innovative and groundbreaking animated works. BFI Southbank is excited to be working with Laika. The cinema has a long history of supporting independent and innovative filmmakers, and it is committed to providing them with the resources they need to succeed. Laika's stop-motion films are a perfect fit for BFI Southbank's mission to promote and preserve film culture. Here are some of the benefits of the deal between Laika and BFI Southbank: - Laika will have access to BFI's extensive archive of films. - Laika will be able to use BFI Southbank's state-of-the-art facilities. - The deal will help Laika to create even more innovative and groundbreaking animated works. - The deal will help BFI Southbank to promote and preserve film culture.
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