the team and contributed in promotion and media coverage. Over the years, the project gathered sponsors and partners including Autodesk, Toon Boom Animation, SideFX, and Dog Head Animation which was responsible for the 2D end credits. Throughout the production of Mila, 350 artists from 35 countries volunteered for the project. The Mila team comprised four core groups – U.S.A, Italy, Mexico, and United Kingdom. Professional artists in Italy, Australia, India, France, Belgium, Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Spain and more contributed in a variety of ways voluntarily. In September 2019 Cinesite announced their partnership with the project to complete the production of Mila. The film was projected to be released in 2020. After a decade in the making, the film had its international premiere at the 16th edition of Animayo Festival in 2021. Mila was among the short films that qualified to the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 2022. Music The original score of the film is composed by Flavio Gargano for which he earned the nomination to the Annie Awards in 2022. The score was recorded live by the Haydn Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento, Italy. References External links Mila page on Cinesite studios 2021 films 2021 animated films 2021 short films American animated short films Italian animated short films Canadian animated short films British animated short films 2020s Canadian films 2020s American films 2020s British films