First thoughts on Mandalorian and Grogu: after an incredible IMAX screening in London, I came away feeling that this film captures everything fans love about the series. It’s stylish, action-packed, and effortlessly cool, with standout performances, strong music, and a tone that feels very true to the world of Mando and Grogu.

I recently had the privilege of speaking with John Pomeroy, the original producer and supervising animator behind The Land Before Time. In this conversation, we talked about the magic of Littlefoot, the power of emotional storytelling, and what it means to carry a beloved classic into a new generation. It was an inspiring, heartfelt exchange with one of animation’s true legends.

LITTLEFOOT, my 15‑minute, non‑commercial fan film inspired by The Land Before Time, just went viral — transforming a tiny passion project made by a small indie team into a global conversation about childhood, grief, and courage. In this post, I reflect on why I had to make LITTLEFOOT, how an unreal voice cast and a devoted crew brought it to life, and what it feels like to see a deeply personal tribute suddenly shared and celebrated by fans all over the world.

Releasing the Littlefoot teaser felt like opening a door I’d been holding shut for years. What followed wasn’t just feedback or comments, it was memories, emotion, and proof that this story still matters.

2025 was a year of belief, grit, and making films without permission. From award-winning documentaries to live-action returns and ambitious animation, Imoria Pictures spent the year proving what’s possible when passion leads the way.

Discover the hidden magic behind Imoria Pictures’ sound design. From the emotional score by Devesh Sodha to a live orchestra and Alan Meyerson’s cinematic mix, explore how sound transforms storytelling in COSMO.