Next week, Priit Parn will be in town for an exciting program featuring his work over the years. Please read on for information on this once in a lifetime chance to meet and screen this prolific Animator’s work! From Steve…
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Animation Show of Shows
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Every year, Ron Diamond, of Acme Filmworks and Animation World Network, treats the animation community to a special screening of the year’s best animated films. This screening tours throughout the United States, and gives those of us in the animation…
ASIFA-East and ASIFA International present – International Animation Day screening
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October 28th, Friday 7pm Come celebrate International Animation Day with a special screening of shorts selected by ASIFA International! SVA School Of Visual Arts 209 East 23rd Street, Rm. 502 (Bet. 2nd & 3rd Ave) NYC www.schoolofvisualarts.edu Facebook invite: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=105757766202268
Karen Aqua
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Article by Tristian Goik. I still find it difficult to wrap my head around a world where you might be lucky to have one opportunity a year to see multiple animated films. This is what Linda Simensky (V.P. of Children’s…
2011 ASIFA-East Open Screening
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Article by Emmett Goodman. It’s the start of a new season for ASIFA-East. For this author, as well as many others, this new season is particularly special, as it is the first with our new president, Linda Beck. Linda, who…
Join ASIFA-East for our Annual Open Screening Night!
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Come on out for ASIFA-East’s annual Open Screening Night and see what your fellow animationites have been up to! If you are screening your work, please arrive at 6:30 PM with a DVD (must be playable on any regular DVD…
Upcoming Fall Events
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Hello all! This September, ASIFA-East will return from summer hiatus with two events in September. Please see the above flyer and the below information for more details! I hope you’ve all enjoyed your summer. Personally, I think it all flew…