Insbruck - Austria from May 7 to 12, 2002, the first true worldwide Fair/Festival for Comics, BD, Manga, Cartoons, Animation Films, Video Games with Awards (inscription rights for Awards included in the stand rental fees).
Everyone is welcome: Exhibitors and Visitors (we are expecting more than 200,000 professionals and individuals the 2 first days) coming from all over the world.
For information and conditions, please visit our Web-site.

The World Education Market (WEM) is dedicated to the business of education, training and lifelong learning, showcasing educational resources for all levels and ages of learners, for the classroom, the workplace or the home, and available on a full range of technologies.

A global education arena, WEM brings together the leaders, decision makers and top executives from the public and private sectors

After seven successful years, E3 is acknowledged as the must-attend, must-exhibit event for everyone who matters in interactive entertainment. Over 62,000 of the world's most influential retailers, distributors, developers, investors and media gather here for three days of intensive deal-making. There's nothing else like it in the world. The most products, the biggest crowd, the hottest action: E3 brings it all together under one roof.

The 26th Annecy International Festival of Animation is the premiere animation festival in the world. The festival features screenings, retrospectives, seminars, tributes and an international film competition. The MIFA expo held in conjunction is the international market for animated film.

An event for writers and all who care about what writers do and how they do it. Over 175 panelists and speakers, including dozens of Academy and Emmy honored screenwriters and television writers, plus A-list directors, agents, producers and studio executives will gather at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City June 7 - 9 for three days of panel discussions, case studies, parties, a major screening, book signings, tips and tactics, networking - and lots of FUN.

L!CENSING 2002 is the 22nd annual trade show for the multi-billion dollar worldwide business of licensing, marketing and merchandising. The show is expected to showcase over 4,000 properties during the three-day event from some of the globe's leading companies. Moderators of the various panels will be: Greg Battersby, partner at Grimes & Battersby, LLP; Howard Leib, president/founder, Bra!ncamp; and Carole Francesca, president/CEO, Broad Street Licensing Group. The event is sponsored by LIMA, the licensing industry's worldwide trade association.

Do you love comic and cartoon art? Do you love New York City? Do you love June?
Then what could be better than spending a lovely June day in New York City hanging out with other people who love comic and cartoon art and the people that create the art?

Make your plans now for the MOCCA Art Festival!

Sunday, June 23, 2002 -- 10 am until 6 pm.

Puck Building, 293 Lafayette Street, New York City.



Admission is $5 and all entry proceeds will benefit:
MUSEUM OF COMIC AND CARTOON ART



Interested in exhibiting, volunteering and/or attending? Get all the details from the MOCCA Art Festival website:
http://www.moccany.org/events./html



Or call the MOCCA Art Festival hotline: 212-696-7945

American and International independent films - all formats -- features, docs, shorts, animation. Also retrospectives, tributes, workshops, panel discussions, seminars, MFF Screenplay Competition, Music In Film concert, and oomff! - a digitial cinema event. Awards for Best Film, Best Documentary, Best Director, Best Cinematography, and Best Short. Submission fee: $45 USD.

WHEN: Saturday, June 29, 2002 First tee time: 10:30 am on 1st and 10th holes

WHERE: Elkins Ranch Golf Course, in Fillmore, California North on I-5 to the 126 highway. West on 126 toward Ventura for about 20 Miles. At 3rd traffic signal, turn left on A Street (Hwy. 23) for 1 1/2 miles to Entrance to course. (805) 524-1440

LUNCH: BBQ, immediately after, in the patio area overlooking the 18th green.

COSTS: GOLF AND LUNCH: $ 90.00; LUNCH ONLY: $ 15.00.

DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT: JUNE 7, 2002

Make checks payable to: Screen Cartoonists' Golf Classic or SCGC

Mail checks to: Lyn Mantta, 4729 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91602

A Special Note: This year we will be awarding two (2) LOW NET Trophies. One will be given to the low net winner (based on the Callaway System of scoring which we have used since this event began more than 45 years ago.) This award is designed to give golfers who play only a few times a year and, who do not have an established SCGA handicap index, a chance to compete fairly. The second LOW NET trophy is designed to be awarded to the person who does have an established SCGA or Publinx handicap. The committee felt it would be unfair to have golfers, who might play only once or twice a year, compete with golfers who play every week. So, to make everything fair...this was the logical solution. This way, everyone has a chance to win at his or her own skill level.

For over 25 years, the annual SIGGRAPH conference has celebrated the
achievements of artists, scientists, programmers, and interactive designers.
The Computer Animation Festival is the most prestigious event of its kind. It
is an internationally recognized and highly anticipated showcase that
documents significant advances in technology, interactive techniques, and
the seemingly unlimited creative potential of computer graphics. Each year,
the animations, visualizations, and visual effects fascinate, delight, and
sometimes even frighten us.