The Henry Cogswell College School of Digital Arts will be holding its 7th Annual Digital Arts Symposium at The Everett Performing Arts Center, 2710 Wetmore Ave., from 8:00 to 10:00 pm, and Saturday, November 22, from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. This year
Microcinema International and the Downtown Entertainment District Alliance are presenting weekly outdoor short film screenings, highlighting the work of Texas and international artists, every Friday and Saturday night. The weekly exhibition, organized by Microcinema International founder and curator, Patrick Kwiatkowski is part of the Entertainment District Alliance
The 16th Foyle Film Festival is one of Ireland's leading and biggest international film festivals. The 10-day festival includes more than 200 films, special events, special effects presentations, a variety of workshops and seminars and much more. Categories include: Best Irish Short, Best International Short, Best Animation, Best Feature and Best Documentary. Last year
The Toronto Animated Image Society presents
Starting at 7:00 pm, San Francisco State will be hosting a Don Thomas tribute featuring a screening of his award winning films, speakers and Thomas' family will present the new Gordon Thomas Scholarship to junior and senior animation students at SF State. This event is free and open to the public with a reception to follow. Tax deductible donations to the Gordon Thomas Scholarship may be sent to: SFSU Foundation, c/o Jennifer Severin, San Francisco State University, Office of Development, 1600 Holloway Ave. San Francisco, CA 94132.
BUFF The International Children and Young People's Film Festival in Malmo, Sweden, was founded in 1984 and is a non-profit organization. The aim was, and still is, to screen good films for children and young people as well as adults. A meeting place for people working with children, young people and film. BUFF strives to open the possibilities for more influences from Europe and the rest of the world by showing films that might never be screened otherwise. In the cinema we get to meet different cultures, hear foreign languages and tag along on endless adventures.
For the second year in Miami, the Trade Commission Office of Spain along with the Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade (ICEX) and FAPAE (The Federation of Associations of Spanish Audiovisual Producers (FAPAE) are organizing a market for the television production industry of Spain. This initiative has been created in response to the raising demand of Spanish productions. The second edition of Spain TV Expo has been created as a meeting point that will improve the commercial relations between Spain and the main TV channels of Latin America, U.S. and Canada.
Terrytoons - Mighty Mouse Over Westchester
The School of Multimedia Systems Monash University will be having an exhibition at the Federation Square Melbourne. The objective of our Third Year Exhibition is to showcase to the public and industry, innovations and the high skill level of our final year students in the fields of Multimedia. The Exhibition will showcase nearly 130 students third year final works. It will include game development, 3D animation, flash animation, short films, Web sit design, interfaces, e- commerce, programming etc. Awards will be given as a part of the event.
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The 21st Torino Film Festival is the youngest of the important Europeans festivals and in constant growth. The Festival
Starting at 7:00 pm, Sprocket Ensemble at the Red Vic on Haight Street will present
The Two Boots Pioneer Theater is presenting a look at animation from Estonia. On Thursday, Nov. 13 at 7:00 pm,
Famed voice artist Joe Alaskey, the current voice of several classic LOONEY TUNES characters, including Daffy Duck, Marvin the Martian and Sylvester the Cat, joins colleagues Spike Brandt, Tony Cervone, Paul Dini and Tom Minton for the Hollywood's Master Storytellers Special Presentation of
Last call for entries in the Barcelona International Television Festival 2003 (Children
C21 Media's inTELEgence is designed to bring program makers together with program financiers and broadcasters to create new partnerships and a better understanding of collaborative international television business.
Vicky Jenson (SHREK) will discuss her years as an art director and/or production designer on projects including FERNGULLY, THE ROAD TO EL DORADO, and her upcoming DreamWorks film, SHARK TALE, as well as her work with Ralph Bakshi and John Kricfalusi on the visual style development for Mighty Mouse and Ren & Stimpy. Jenson will show clips of her work, as well as FAMILY TREE, a 36-minute live-action film she directed, starring Harlan Williams, Talia Shire and Ethan Phillips. The program will begin at 1:15 pm at The Little Theater, 240 East Avenue. Tickets for the show are $7.
MOOV Festival 2003 consists of three Saturday evenings of video and performance. MOOV is a media arts festival with an emphasis on new work by young and emerging international artists. All screenings will begin at 7:00 pm. On November 8,
Animation historian John Canemaker will appear at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with a colorfully illustrated multimedia presentation: THE ART AND FLAIR OF MARY BLAIR, based on his new Disney Editions book. The 7:30 pm lecture/demo will be followed by a book signing, plus a rare 35mm screening of Disney's ALICE IN WONDERLAND, the 1951 cartoon feature principally art directed by Mary Blair.
Preceding the U.S. debut of the French film BON VOYAGE, the AFI Film Festival will screen Disney
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The Sixth Annual Marco Island Film Festival is a film festival celebrating the best in feature-length and shorts in drama, comedy and animation. Awards honoring filmmakers are presented during the closing ceremony. Named one of the top 10 Film Festival getaways by Chris Gore's FilmThreat.com, Marco Island is a beautiful oasis off the coast of Florida. This festival is reaching global proportions, attracting hundreds of independent films from all over the world.
Toonz Animation India invites entries for MAC Animation Competition
