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The MOONDANCE Film Festival offers independent film screenings, workshops, and a unique opportunity to come together with other writers, directors and producers to create new opportunities, develop tools for success and forge new alliances within the international film and entertainment industry.

Held at the historic Chautauqua Park venues in Boulder, Colorado, USA, Moondance was voted third most important film festival in the world (after Cannes & Sundance), in a December 2000 online international poll among filmmakers. Online pre-registration,
workshops, seminars & panels, screenings, awards ceremony, special events,
lodging & information for the
Moondance International Film Festival 2002
is available now on the Moondance Website.

2002-2003 SUBMISSIONS ENTRY DEADLINES:
starting April 1, 2002, ending October 1, 2002.

The exhibit examines the rich history of cartoons that were made for television, and how classic theatrical cartoons have enjoyed generations of popularity through syndication and cable. Included are over 125 vintage production animation cels, drawings and rare painted background art, on loan from some of largest and most important private collections of animation art in the world. Most have never been exhibited before. Highlights of specific cels and art will include early The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, original pilot storyboard art from The Flintstones, original cels from Tennesee Tuxedo, The Bugs Bunney Show, Gerald McBoingBoing, Super Chicken, Dudley Do-Right, The Jetsons, Yogi Bear, Frankenstein Jr., Mr. Magoo, Alvin and The Chipmunks, Pink Panther, Lone Ranger, Fat Albert, Star Trek, Archie, Superfriends, Speed Racer, Astro Boy, Kimba, Pokemon, Sailor Moon, The Smurfs, Ren and Stimpy, Rugrats, Simpsons, Grinch, Pogo, Horton Hears a Who, and cereal commercials such as Captain Crunch, Cocoa Pebbles, Quisp, Nestle's Quick, and many more.

Year twelve of the UK-based funding scheme is now live.

animate! is commissioning a new slate of risk-taking projects for television, with running times of 3-6 minutes and production budgets from

December 26 and December 27, 2001
Only on DIRECTV - Channel 104

Film Roman's LEVEL13.NET, the first multi-channel animation network bring you the 2001 DIRECTV - LEVEL13.NET ANIMATED FILM FESTIVAL. Winning films will be showcased as a special one penny pay per view event on DIRECTV

The animation community is invited to Local 839's Open House Holiday Party, Friday, December 7 from 6 pm to midnight. Beverly Garland Holiday Inn Grand Ballroom, 4222 Vineland in North Hollywood (just south of the 101). Free hors d'oeuvres and no-host bar; open to the entire animation community. No RSVP necessary; call Local 839 at (818) 766-7151 for details.

"Les Webproducteurs" is a non-profit organization which brings together French Internet production companies responsible for a vast spectrum of editorial and audiovisual content - both interactive and linear - including animations, illustrations, music, games, fiction, cross platform and documentaries.
In every city, Les Webproducteurs highlights the output and creativity of 60 webproduction companies and the content they offer for your Internet portals, interactive and linear TV. The World Tour takes place in the cities of Paris, Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Tokyo and Mexico.
"Les Webproducteurs" will be in Los Angeles for a unique screening and cocktail reception to show you the best of the web and interactive TV content with a French touch.
Charles Antoine de Rouvre, the President of the organization will be present in Los Angeles from November 28th to December 1st.
Screening at 7.30PM and cocktail reception to follow.
The Silent Movie Theatre, 611 N. Fairfax Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90036. Press contact and RSVP: Karine Weinberger: 323-931-1815.

The field of animation is now a vital part of both film and television production. These industries are increasingly utilising 2D and 3D models to enhance animated and virtual images. A variety of new techniques and technologies are constantly emerging in the animation market providing a constant need for evaluating these trends.

Following last year

The International Council of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences is organizing its iEmmys Festival and International Emmy Awards. The event highlights excellence in television from producers from all over the world. The festival features industry speakers, discussions and screenings. The winners are selected by members of the international council.

The BroadCast WorldWide (BCWW) 2001 Market and Conference is an opportunity for the world to witness the expanding media market in Korea and all throughout Asia. The projected numbers for the event are 600 participating companies and over 10,000 visitors. BroadCast WorldWide Net Co., Ltd. is a company created by a consortium of the leading companies in Korea to empower the Asian media industry to buy and sell TV programs and films effectively by providing an online and offline marketplace.