LEAP! Pre-Release
The Weinstein Company invites ASIFA Members and their Families (Member +3) to a Pre-Release Screening of LEAP! 11-year-old orphan, Félicie has one dream – to go to Paris and become…
2D Animators Wanted!
MULTIPLE JOB OPENINGS: 2D CHARACTER DESIGNERS 8/15/17 Start Date within September Late Night Cartoons, Inc is looking to immediately fill positions for 2D CHARACTER DESIGNERS for an adult half-hour…
Queer Animation: From A to Z
Thank you everyone for coming out! Last night was the first “Queer Animation” screening, showcasing LGBTQ+ films “from A to Z.” Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transgenders, Queers, Asexuals, Intersex, Questioning,…
Manhattan Bridge Animation: Masstransiscope
By Iemi Hernandez-Kim When I was a teenager, I’d take the Q into the city for after school activities. Right before the train swept onto the Manhattan bridge, there’ll be…
Boom Snap Clap, Animation from Norway
“Odd is an Egg” and Whoopi Goldberg at the TriBeCa Film Festival One does not simply walk into the TriBeCa Film Festival, as I found out approaching the School of…
ASIFA East 2017 Winners!
Best In Show Cage by Pengpeng Du Independent Film Category 1st Place – Cop Dog by Bill Plympton 2nd Place – Pittari by Pat Smith …
ASIFA-East Awards Show 2017
Stop working and come to the 48th Annual ASIFA East Animation Awards Ceremony! Awards will be presented, bashful thank you’s recorded, winning films screened, and a lively reception will follow.…
Norwegian Animation Spotlight!
ASIFA-East and the Norwegian Consulate General are proud to present a spotlight on Norwegian Animation! Click for ASIFA Event listing! This year Odd Is An Egg by Kristin Ulseth is being screened as…
Animators All Around
On March 11th 2017, in the chilly Scandinavia House (The Nordic Center In America), the NY International Children’s Film Festival held their first “Animators All Around.” Hosted by festival friend…
“The LEGO Batman Movie” Screening with Director Chris McKay
The 6th avenue theatre is a buzz. #Snowstorm is trending in New York City. I can hear animators in the audience talking shop, about how many storyboards were done…