Call for Entries in our 2006 Summer Competition. All categories, amateur or professional, best film, documentary, horror, comedy, musical, best actor, stunt, editing, music, commercial, weddings, animation, voice over, etc. We even have a category for best promo kit and packaging design. Send in your best work today and win the prestigious ADVA Award of Excellence.

The Savannah College of Art and Design is collaborating with Women in Games International to present "Advancing Your Career in Game Development." The conference is Thursday, April 26, 2007, from 1:00-7:30 pm, at Trustees Theater, 216 E. Broughton St., and will coincide with the college's annual Game Developers eXchange conference. The half-day conference kicks off with keynote speaker Jennifer MacLean, gm of games at Comcast Interactive. In her keynote address titled "Everything I Need to Know, I Learned By Playing Games," MacLean will discuss everything from the importance of communication to the value of diversity and the need to understand priorities. MacLean will explain how games like Halo, Everquest and Civilization teach consumers everything they need to know for personal and professional success. Other panels and roundtable discussions include "Breaking In: How to Acquire the Skills and Get That First Job" and "The Ultimate Challenge: Balancing Work and Personal Life." Registration begins Feb. 23. Student registration is $20, and general registration before March 30 is a discounted price of $30. After March 30, the price for registration is $50. The registration fee also includes admission to GDX 2007, an all-day event where game development experts share behind-the-scenes knowledge about the gaming industry, Friday, April 27, from 9:00 am to 4:45 pm, also at Trustees Theater. For more information or to register for WIGI and GDX, visit www.scad.edu/gdx.

The Advertising Festival Tenerife is an international event and was initially created to bring together the

The annual Afternoon of Remembrance, co-sponsored by the Animation Guild, ASIFA Hollywood and Women in Animation, is a non-denominational celebration of departed friends from our animation community. This year's Afternoon of Remembrance will honor Kennard Betts, Virginia Bogart, Mildred Bourne, Jameson Brewer, David Brown, Helen Cromelin, Joe Denton, Jules Engel, Lillian Evans, Fred Freiberger, Lilliane Girard, Jane Gonzales, Margaret Hale, Lee Halpern, Loretta High, Chris Ishii, Bill Keil, Phyllis Larson, Jim Logan, Bob Matz, Lea McDonald, Kevin Oakley, Dale Oliver, Joan Orbison, Louis Patton, John Perry, Margaret Peters, Virgil Raddatz, Maurice Rapf, Patricia Rey, Nelda Ridley, Zack Schwartz, Dea Shirley, William Southwood, Gary Sperling, Louis Tate, Carl Urbano, Lionel Wilson, and Irene Wyman. The Afternoon of Remembrance will take place on Saturday, January 31, 2004, at the Hollywood Heritage Museum (Lasky-DeMille Barn), 2100 N. Highland (across from Hollywood Bowl), in Hollywood, CA. Food and refreshments will be served at 2 pm, with memoriams starting at 3 pm. The Afternoon of Remembrance is free of charge and is open to all; no RSVPs necessary.

ASIFA-Hollywood, The Animation Guild and Women In Animation Hollywood present the annual day to remember our friends in the industry who left us in 2004. Share the memories, with speakers who will recall the people and the mark they made in the animation community. Among those we will honor: Dayton Allen, Arthur Alsberg, Pete Alvarado, Lila Bakke, Jill Bauman, Jackson Beck, Elmer Bernstein, Mary Bloomquist, Jack Bradbury, Michelle Charest, Else Cruz, Bill Danch, Danny Dark, Ruth Eisengart, Leota Gibeaut, Yvonne Hansford, Helen Hanson, John Hench, Renee Henning, Harry Holt, Guy Hudson, Volus Jones, Richard Kempster, Jack Kerns, Jim Ludtke, Sam McKim, Dr. Bill Moritz, Joe Morrison, J.P. Miller, Bill Nunes, Mike O'Mara, Lee Orgel, Robert Peluce, Tony Pope, Ronald Potter, Jason Raize, Frank Thomas, Donald Trumbull, Kathrin Victor, Ivor Wood, Mitsuteru Yokoyama and Lou Zukor. Beginning at 1:00 pm, the memorial will take place at The DeMille Barn - Hollywood Hertiage Museum, 2100 N. Highland Ave.

Artists Helping Artists (AHA!) and THE CREATIVE LINE magazine will be holding an AHA! artists gatherings. This AHA gathering is free. The meeting is a safe space where artists, musicians, writers, arts educators and community arts leaders can make new contacts and share and align their creative visions and projects. It

Artists Helping Artists (AHA!) and THE CREATIVE LINE magazine will be holding an AHA! artists gatherings. This AHA gathering is free. The meeting is a safe space where artists, musicians, writers, arts educators and community arts leaders can make new contacts and share and align their creative visions and projects. It

Artists Helping Artists (AHA!) and THE CREATIVE LINE magazine will be holding an AHA! artists gatherings. This AHA gathering is free. The meeting is a safe space where artists, musicians, writers, arts educators and community arts leaders can make new contacts and share and align their creative visions and projects. It

Artists Helping Artists (AHA!) and THE CREATIVE LINE magazine will be holding an AHA! artists gatherings. This AHA gathering is free. The meeting is a safe space where artists, musicians, writers, arts educators and community arts leaders can make new contacts and share and align their creative visions and projects. It

Artists Helping Artists (AHA!) and THE CREATIVE LINE magazine will be holding an AHA! artists gatherings. This AHA gathering is free. The meeting is a safe space where artists, musicians, writers, arts educators and community arts leaders can make new contacts and share and align their creative visions and projects. It