Reported by Katie Cropper. This past friday Brooklyn bore witness to an onslaught of animators at the third annual Too Art 4 TV gallery show at the Erebuni gallery space in Williamsburg. This year’s show features a wild array of pieces from public art to pixel kitties. The house was packed in tight and the…
DetailsOn Friday, our blog rose to the number 4 spot on WordPress’s fastest growing blogs, with a whopping 1596 views. In celebration of that and the holiday season, ASIFA-East has let the snow come down on this blog!! As I write this, it is a crisp 19 degrees, with a 10 degree windchill. Burrrr!!!!!!!!! From…
DetailsDavid Levy has written on the closing of Nick Digital, at his blog: http://animondays.blogspot.com/. It’s a thoughtful and encouraging read.
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DetailsReported by Dayna Gonzalez. Yesterday, Viacom went through yet another round of massive layoffs. I am saddened to hear that Nick Digital Animation Studios is no more. I don’t have much information and I think changes are ongoing, but from what I know, the shows will all have to find new homes. Whether that means…
DetailsReported on by your secretary, Linda Beck. Before I go into my general summary of the 2008 ASIFA East Auction, entertain me for just one paragraph while I expound on the importance of community building. If you’ve just fallen off the turnip truck, let me break some news to you: you are very lucky to…
DetailsASIFA East is proud to present out first ever audio podcast. This podcast is from September’s event which was a panel on the state of NY independent animated features. The event was hosted by Cartoon Brew’s Amid Amidi and the panelists were Emily Hubley, Daniel Kanemoto, Bill Plimpton, Michael Sporn, and Tatia Rosenthal. The room…
DetailsOn Tuesday, November 18, the New York City Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting presented “Sesame Street: Made in NY” at the Apollo Theater, in collaboration with the Apollo Theater Foundation, Sesame Workshop, and the Center for Communication. Easily over a hundred attendees braved the blistering cold for a chance to learn more about…
DetailsIt’s been kind of a slow couple weeks here with nothing on our animation events calendars. Next week ASIFA-East is throwing its 2008 Animation Art Auction which should be lots of fun. See our website for more info. In the meantime, here’s an email I received today: If you’re in the Los Angeles , New…
DetailsLast Thursday, October 20th, ASIFA held it’s annual Open Screening night at Tisch-NYU, 721 Broadway. About 35 attendees screened their recent work, works in progress, and reels to a packed house eager to be inspired. And inspired we were. There were tons of great films shown and the works in progress were a tremendous tease. …
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