An Ottawa animator has won one of the industry's highest honours for his work on a film featuring a rather famous British nanny. (Disney/Associated Press)Still a classicSauve told CBC's All In A Day the animation team wanted to recreate the feel of the 1964 classic. Chris Sauve of Duncan Studios in L.A... once of Ottawa, Ontario... won an Annie Award for his work on Mary Poppins Returns. "There's a real feeling [in Ottawa] that animation is an art form and not just some commercial thing that you pump out," he said. "That's what I got probably the most from working in Ottawa, is [that] animation is an art."

Source: CBC News February 10, 2019 12:56 UTC