For all you aspiring writers – here’s a wonderful opportunity to learn more about writing for children’s television from our writer friend, Pammy Salmon! Registration begins this week and next for Writing for Children’s TV: The Spec Script. In this workshop, students will learn how to write a “spec” script based on an existing children’s…
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Our friends at NY Creative Interns send us this news about their exciting new conference! Join young creatives and receive the tools and support you need to create your dream career on Saturday, April 21 at Find and Follow Your Passion, a full-day conference hosted by NY Creative Interns. Meet independent artists and creative professionals from Behance, the…
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Please join ASIFA-East as we announce the winners of the 2012 ASIFA-East Animated Film Festival! Awards will be presented, bashful thank you’s will be recorded for all posterity, and a raucous reception will follow. Be there or be square! Sunday, April 29, 2012 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm Tishman Auditorium 66 West 12th Street
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Article by Tristian Goik. The New York International Children’s Film Festival added several surprise screenings, and I opted to buy a ticket for “The Monkey King,” so I could enjoy a nice 3D movie without the hassle of having to help other people. I love being a volunteer, don’t get me wrong, but I decided…
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Our friends at Animation Insider want to interview you! Read on….. Animation Insider’s goal is to focus on the blue collared worker of animation; the back bone of the industry. We want to focus on the real people in the trenches who make the award-winning stuff we love. Basically if your job is associated in…
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The Ottawa International Animation Festival is now taking film submissions! Entry forms are due May 18th, and preview DVDs are due June 1st. Get on it! I know it’s early, but I’m already looking forward to seeing fellow ASIFA-East members at the festival this fall. See you there!
Warning: One of these segments includes frontal nudity, but simplified. Probably nothing to get offended over. http://vimeo.com/24943368 I love anijams. Whatever or however the grouping works, I love seeing how different artists can be from one another, even with the same guidelines in mind. It’s an excellent project for animation students, and Robert Lyons has…
DetailsIt’s that time of year where the members of ASIFA-East judge the submissions to the annual animation festival. The Student Films jury screening brings attention of sorts to trends amongst animation schools and students. Animation schools, it seems, each have a certain reputation for certain kinds of films and thesis. Sometimes, it’s the students who…
DetailsArticle by Caresse Singh. The Commissioned/Educational/Experimental/Music Video jury night was a night dedicated to worthy causes. From explaining the process of the water cycle, to relaying the heroic tragedy of two of NY’s finest, and ending with an anthem of metal, the night ran the full gamut of the entertainment spectrum. Some of the regulars…
DetailsI always love attending the juror screening for the Independent Category of the annual ASIFA-East Animated Film Festival. Here’s a night when you can come and enjoy watching all sorts of new and exciting independent films unencumbered by the rules of the advertising and television world. A night devoted solely to the artist’s creativity. We…
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