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Some random great resources/links ..

First a great repository for movie screenplays. Hundreds of shooting scripts from major movies listed alphabetically.
A brilliant resource to see what was actually on the page vs how a director interprets it onscreen.
http://sfy.ru/


This next link has been around a while but I find myself coming back to it a lot as a tool in the design/look dev stage any project I'm on. It's an Adobe website that aids in designing colour themes / palettes.
http://kuler.adobe.com


By far my favourite defocus/Depth of field tool for many post tools - Lenscare, by Frischluft is a plugin available for after effects, nuke, fusion and composite.
http://www.frischluft.com/lenscare/index.php

And last but not least, a new online animation school much along the lines of AnimationMentor that I stumbled upon...
http://www.animschool.com/ has some nice tutorial videos to sample such as this maya eye blink tut..

That's all for now.

http://cgmotionbox.com/2012/01/adding-appeal-to-an-eye-blink-in-autodesk-maya/

After effects Camera Mapping tutorial.

Handy tutorial on camera mapping/projection in AE.

CV DESIGN

Ok this is not exactly animation related but I definitely think putting this much thought and design into a CV will REALLY help any graduating students chances of employment in what is a very visual industry. Take a look at some of these beautiful and imaginative CV layouts..

Some Good Script Writing Tips..

Joss Whedon's TOP 10 writing tips...

Depth of Field Explained

Very simple and thorough explanation of depth of field (based on 35mm adapter for DV video cameras).

Depth of Field Explained (by Justin Snodgrass) from FishBlink Joe on Vimeo.