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Motionographer® MAKE’s 2025 Animation Thesis Grant Now Open to Support the Next Generation of Animators 20 YEARS OF MOTIONOGRAPHER THIS BELONGS TO ALL OF US. The Motion Awards 2025 Winners! MAKE, a creative studio known for impactful animation and original storytelling, has officially opened applications for the 2025 MAKE Animation Thesis Grant.
The annual program offers senior animation students funding, production resources, and promotional visibility to help bring their thesis films to life exactly as envisioned. Launched in 2024, the grant was created to champion and spotlight emerging animation talent by directly funding original animated thesis projects.
Open globally to senior-level students in BFA, BA, MFA, and MA programs in animation, digital art, or related fields, the grant is awarded based on treatment presentation and storytelling vision. The MAKE Thesis Grant provides both financial backing and industry visibility, designed to elevate student films by removing barriers and amplifying bold creative voices.
Winners not only receive direct cash funding, $3,000 for first place, $2,000 for second place, and $1,000 for third place in 2024, but also professional references, optional creative guidance, and ongoing exposure through MAKE’s social channels, blog, and press coverage.
“We’re not just funding student films, we’re giving emerging animators the tools, confidence, and visibility to bring their stories to life and step into the industry with work they’re proud of. This award is open internationally, and I’m continually inspired by the creativity we see from around the world.
The voices we help amplify today will be the ones defining the next era of animation,” said Danny Robashkin, Founder and Creative Director at MAKE. Applications for the 2025 MAKE Thesis Grant are open from August 14 through November 4, 2025. Eligible applicants must be senior animation students actively working on their thesis film.
Winners will be selected by the MAKE panel of judges and revealed on November 15, 2025. makevisual. com/thesis-grant-info https://www.
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