Animators, Ink is thrilled to announce its third anniversary celebration, which will include animation, film, music, art, and most importantly, creative people from all walks of life. Membership submissions will be screened during the entire course of the festivities while being accompanied by live DJ
Vancouver Siggraph Chapter Proudly presentsThe Art of SSX3Wednesday February 25th, 2004
The Visual Effects Society (VES) presents the 2004 VES Awards, a celebration of the best in visual effects. Participants can submit their entry forms for any one of the 23 categories through the VES Awards online submission site at www.vesawards.com. The 2nd annual event will be held on February 18, 2003 at the Hollywood Palladium. The deadline for submission is December 1, 2003. For the first time, a special Lifetime Achievement Award will be given.
Covering the core sectors of programming, production and licensing and merchandising, this year's KidScreen Summit presents an agenda packed with choice where delegates can program their own conference, specific to their needs. The 5th annual KidScreen Summit hopes to help build business, give visitors the chance to pitch ideas and make important connections with the key players in the kids entertainment industry. For more information, visit www.kidscreensummit.com.
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
ASIFA-Hollywood is currently accepting entries for the 31st Annual Annie Awards. Deadline to receive entries is Friday, October 3, 2003. Every year, ASIFA-Hollywood, the Los Angeles area-based branch of the International Animated Film Society, honors the best in film, television, game and Internet animation with the Annie Awards. The awards ceremony will take place at the Alex Theater in Glendale, California on Saturday, February 7, 2004.
The 2nd Berlinale Talent Campus brings together filmmakers from all over the world to help young filmmakers get passionate about the art form. In 2004, the six-day series of events explores the five stages of creating a film: philosophy, pre-production, production, post-production and promotion. The program will touch on essential elements of movies such as
Santa Barbara International Film Festival will present the 6th Annual Digital Days, an interactive showcase and forum featuring screenings, presentations, seminars and classes. Highlighting state-of-the-art digital moviemaking and multimedia, Digital Days 2004 will provide youth and film enthusiasts with an up-close and hands on experience with the latest digital software and computer technologies. Industry veterans and digital arts professionals will take part in several forums and interactive discussions.
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
The Berlin International Film Festival is one of the world
The fourth annual DIY Convention: Do It Yourself in Film, Music & Books teaches musicians, authors, filmmakers and entrepreneurs how to create, promote, protect and distribute independent film, music and books. The event will be held at the Barnsdall Art Park and the Derby nightclub. The three-day event includes the finals of the DIY Film Festival and DIY Music Festival. The 2004 DIY Convention is sponsored by BMI; Primera's Bravo CD/DVD Disc Publisher; Sound Exchange; CDBaby.com; Luck Media & Marketing; Sonicbids; Bryan Farrish Radio Promotions; Imagic; Alcasid.com and HearItAgain!.net.
Imagina is a trade show dedicated to international digital entertainment and interactive content. Ever since it was first held more than 20 years ago, the event has focused on the pioneers of the digital audiovisual media. Imagina offers multimedia professionals a bridge linking research and industrial applications. The industry and innovation village has invented a new trade exhibition concept.
Max the Mutt Animation School will be offering a eight-week FLASH intensive to experienced animators and animation professionals. This course offers exceptional instruction and is being offered at a very affordable rate.
The course will cover:
1. Breaking the confines of traditional Flash internet animation: techniques and methodology.
2. Vectoring and colouring techniques for high-res images
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.
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
Anime LA celebrates the world of anim
Since our first mini-festival in 1999, the Sarasota Film Festival has grown into a highly respected regional film festival with strong industry involvement and support. SFF is proud to showcase diverse and balanced programming of features, student, short, documentary and studio films in 35mm and digital formats. Dedicated to presenting the best, new stars of independent film, this 10-day festival will present a non-stop schedule of films, premieres, symposiums and parties. For more information contact the festival at 635 S.
Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago will have the 2004 Oscars on display prior to the awards ceremony on Feb. 29, 2004. This is the first time in Academy history that all of the Oscars will be on display prior to Oscar Night. In partnership with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and Oscar manufacturer R.S. Owens, the exhibit showcases the 50 world-famous statuettes, the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award and the Scientific and Engineering Award. Additionally, the "From Mold to Gold" exhibit will demonstrate the science and technology R.S.
ShowBiz Expo's Entertainment Technology World will be held at the Miami Convention Center. This spin-off of ShowBiz Expo covers hot new technologies including hi-def production, digital video production, digital distribution, VFX software, capture technologies, DVD authoring, etc. The purpose of this event is to fully examine the spectrum of tools, techniques, technologies and creative approaches for pre/production/post in video, commercials, broadcast and film.
The 2004 Bangkok International Film Festival, the official film festival endorsed by the Royal Thai Government, will feature an estimated 150 films, special events, seminars and panels, as well as a competition in 9 different categories and the presentation of the second annual Golden Kinnaree Awards, the festival's award for excellence in International Filmmaking. One of the new highlights of festival will be its focus on ASEAN Cinema.
The International Film Festival Rotterdam, one of Europe
Slamdance Film Festival has reached its 10th year, retaining its mission to support new filmmakers. The Feature competition is devoted to first-time directors who have made films that do not have domestic distribution or large budgets. Slamdance accepts anything that moves on film, video or digitally, work of all length, genre and format -- finished or not. Film submissions have an early-postmarked deadline of August 29, 2003 and a final postmarked deadline of October 10, 2003. Sponsors already confirmed for Slamdance No.
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
