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Programa Animayo La XI International Film Festival of Animations Films, Visual Effects and Video Games 16:00 to 16:30 Painting in real time with Bill Recino (Animator in Beauty and the beast, Mulan, Litle Mermaid, Aladdin), in live show. 16:30 to 17:30 “Bringing life to your animations with voiceover.” Voice performance is a key component that helps bring an animated project to life, literally the very soul of its characters. Animayo2016 René Veilleux. Casting director and voice director for Verite Voiceover "Elder Scrolls Online", "Monster High", "The Snow Queen", "Cloud Bread" and "Monsuno". Animayo L.A. CONFERENCES Larry Huber. Veteran Animation Producer who’s credits include "Fish Police", "Danger Rangers", and "ChalkZone" and Executive Producer of "What A Cartoon" and "Random Cartoons". Barbara Goodson. Created the voice of "Mother Talzin" in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, "Kyla Mex & Clauda" in Star Trek Online, "Lady Vashj and Alexstrasza" in World of Warcraft, "Empress Rita 6363 Sunset Blvd. Repulsa" en la Mighty Morphin Power Ranger’s TV series. Rick Zief. Hollywood, CA 900028 Voice actor on numerous series including "The Tom and Jerry Show", "Get Blake" and "Olivia". Also successful voice Thursday November 17th and casting director on numerous projects including "Steamboy". Main Theatre 16:00 Audu Paden. Animation Producer and Director who’s credits include Exclusive in LA: "Monster High", "Animaniacs", "Stuart Little 3", "Rugrats", and Internatonal awards Animayo 2016. "The Simpsons". Jeremy Adams. The best short films of animaton, Screenwriter "Green Lantern the Animated Series", "Thun- commercials, videoclips, cinematc derbirds are Go!" and "Justice League Action". and visual effects. 17:45 to 18:45 "Modeling in an Animation Pipeline " Abrahan Meneu Character Modeler in Dreamworks The annual meetng of the Festval in Gran Animation. (How to train your Dragon 2, Trolls, Croods, planet 51). Canaria, directed and produced by Damián Perea, is the kick off for a tour around the 19:00 to 20:00 world, with actons in Gran Canaria, Madrid, Damián Szeibert Disney consumer products. Barcelona, Los Angeles, Bombay, Lisbon, 20:00 to 21:00 Huesca, Zaragoza, Holland, Seville, Uruguay Films screening "Winners of ANIMAYO 2016". and Lanzarote. The speakers at Animayo are Introduction by Bob Kurtz (Pink Panther, Jurassic Park, Minority Report ), Cinzia Angelini (Minions, Spider-Man 2, genuine stars of animaton and Visual effects Spirit, The Prince of Egypt, Bolt), Luis San Juan Pallares such as: Max Howard, Craig Miller, Bob Kurtz, (Frozen, Wreck-it Ralph, Zootopia, Big Hero 6). Carlos Saldanha, Alexander Petrov, Raúl García, 21:00 to 22:00 Hidetaka Yosumi, Luis San Juan Pallares, Cinzia Snacks in the lobby. Angelini, Tobías Mannewitz, Jan Adamczyk, The twelfh editon of Animayo is a reference Carlos Grangel, Bill Plympton, Alex Lemke,Kevin 22:00 to 00:30 After party at Sassafras. in Europe since 2006, and has reached a Blank, Roger Kupelian, Eric Grenaudier, Ryan Woodward, Juan Luis Sánchez, Pablo Giménez, positon as one of the biggest meetng points Daniel Peixe, Javier Recio and Juan Solís, among for talent, creatvity and professional develo- many others. www.animayo.com pment within the industry of animaton, visual effects and video games. This is 6th presentaton of Animayo in the city of Los Angeles, CA, and we are proud to present Follow us: ANIMAYO 16 “The Winners”. organized by: directed and produced by: collaborates:.
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