In November we will concentrate on two revenue-producing
animation industries: Home Video and Animation Art. In the Home Video section,
Ilene Hoffman will take an in-depth look at the masters of video - Disney.
Fred Patten will investigate the Japanese direct to video world while Justus
Olielo will take us for a tour of Africa's video parlors. George Johnston
will examine the future health of the home video market and Russell Bekins
will inform us about DVD and beyond. What is waiting to take video's place
in our homes? For those video collectors, we will hear David Kilmer's confessions
of being a home video collector extraordinaire.
Our Animation Art section of the magazine will focus on "What A Buyer
Should Know: A Guide to Animation Art." We will also include Deborah
Reber's interview with Christie's official animation art expert Pierre
Lambert, who will help us pinpoint the serious animation art buyer, market
and value. Tim Stocoak will also provide us with a humorous look at the
animation art world. Our Student Corner will revolve around animation art
this month as well, when we will instruct students how they can preserve
their own animation art. (It could be worth a lot when you're rich and
famous!)
Event reviews will include the Society for Animation Studies Conference,
Barcelona's Sitges Fantastic Film Festival, CARTOON's Cartoon Forum in
Arles, France and MIPCOM in Cannes. Harvey Deneroff will review Fox Feature's
much anticipated first animated film Anastasia and Judith Cockman
will take a look at Odyssey Video's new collection of computer animation
videos that are distributed by Sony Wonder.
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