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2 Oct. 2019 Valencia (Spain) Index Officials Projects Profiles Participants Practical CARTOON >>> e-Catalogue 30 sept. - 2 oct. 2019 valencia (spain) Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical Map & Venues Social Events Blurbs How to navigate? HOW TO NAVIGATE? IT’S EASY! You have uploaded and saved the e-Catalogue Cartoon Springboard 2019 on your tablet/smartphone/ computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. This enhanced digital version will allow you to take notes, make quick searches, and contact other participants with a simple “click”. HOW TO ACCESS THE DIFFERENT PAGES? THE PROJECTS THE PARTICIPANTS To reach the projects’ pages, just click on the button Click on “Participants” in the main Index or in the tabs “Projects” in the main Index or in the tabs above. above. They are all listed by alphabetical order. Click on This will redirect you to the projects’ Index. the email next to their photo to contact them directly. Click on the project you wish to view. You can also use the search tool and bookmarks You can also use the search tool and bookmarks (see below). (see below). The navigation stays the same to access other information in the e-Catalogue. Do not forget: the easiest way to access everything is by using the tabs at the top of the pages. HOW TO USE THE MAIN FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE IN ADOBE ACROBAT READER? VIEW MODES GO TO PAGES These modes allow you to read/turn Don’t want to scroll all the pages? It’s easy: the pages in different ways: TAP on the page number; you can then enter Continuous: scroll vertically. the number of the page you want to go to. Single page: book style, from left to right. Night mode: useful when in a dark room. BOOKMARKS SEARCH The bookmarks will give you a direct access Use this function to search a specific word to each part of the e-Catalogue just by in the whole document (project, clicking on the chapter needed. participant’s name, etc.) COMMENT & EDIT Choose among different tools, depending on what you want to do (icon available in the main Adobe Acrobat Reader menu): Add a note Underline text Highlight text Add text Strikeout text Draw There might be different icons on other devices but the functions stay the same. Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical Map & Venues Social Events Blurbs How to navigate? Creative Europe MEDIA: Helping the animation industry grow since 1991 Presents... creative europe-media fédération wallonie-bruxelles ec.europa.eu/media CreativeEuropeEU @MEDIAprogEU lille • hauts-de-france generalitat valenciana prime the animation universitat politècnica www.primetheanimation.upv.es mitjà oficial 2-4 DECEMBER 2019 Illustration partiallyIllustration - Studio Redfrog Haye designed with Freepik by Nicolas cartoon 360 cartoon movie cartoon business pitching event for animated transmedia projects www.cartoon-media.eu melusine production jam media animation dingle March 20th - 21st 2020 More details at animationdingle.com Animation Magazine Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical WELCOME ORGANISATION OFFICIALS PARTNERS 1 WORDS COMMITTEE 2 PROJECTS 3 PROFILES EXPERTS SPEAKERS CHAIRPERSONS TALENTS 4 PARTICIPANTS LIST & DETAILS MAP & HOW TO PRACTICAL SOCIAL EVENTS BLURBS 5 VENUES NAVIGATE? Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical WELCOME ORGANISATION OFFICIALS PARTNERS 1 WORDS COMMITTEE 2 PROJECTS 3 PROFILES EXPERTS SPEAKERS CHAIRPERSONS TALENTS 4 PARTICIPANTS LIST & DETAILS MAP & HOW TO PRACTICAL SOCIAL EVENTS BLURBS 5 VENUES NAVIGATE? Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical Partners Welcome words Organisation committee CARTOON SPRINGBOARD IS ORGANISED BY WITH THE SUPPORT OF IN COLLABORATION WITH CARTOON IS SPONSORED BY Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical Partners Welcome words Organisation committee Our partners Cartoon warmly thanks the public bodies and professionals who have helped bring Cartoon Springboard in Valencia. GENERALITAT VALENCIANA UNIVERSITAT POLITÈCNICA DE VALÈNCIA | Vicent MARZÀ IBÁÑEZ | Francisco José MORA MAS Education, Culture and Sport Councillor Rector | José Luis CUETO LOMINCHAR INSTITUT VALENCIÀ DE CULTURA Vice-Rector for Students, Culture and | Abel GUARINOS Sport General Director | Ricardo FORRIOLS GONZÁLEZ | José Luis MORENO Area Director: Cultural Activities Deputy Director of Audiovisual and | Sara ÁLVAREZ SARRAT Cinematography Department Director Prime the Animation! New Talent International Festival Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical PartnersPartners WelcomeWelcome wordswords OrganisationOrganisation committeecommittee ENG VAL ESP Cartoon Springboard 2019 will take place in the city of Valencia. It will be a great Vicent Marzà chance for the Department of Education, Education, Culture and Sport Culture and Sport, through the Valencian Councillor Institute of Culture, to show our full support for Valencian animation. It is, without a doubt, an emerging sector, very creative and innovative, which has a great future within our cultural industries. Cartoon Springboard is one of the most important training events for the animation industry in Europe. Its celebration allows young talents to present their projects to a group of animation and audiovisual media of Valencian animators and our animation experts who will subsequently offer valuable companies to be present in this new edition advice and all kinds of guidelines to improve of Cartoon Springboard. We believe it will their work. be very useful for them and that they will Cartoon Springboard is also a meeting point take advantage of the experience and for the European animation industry where professionalism offered by the large group of its participants can contact major buyers international experts and advisers who will and producers scouting for talent from participate this year. Europe, discover what are the new trends It’s not a coincidence that Valencia will host in the audiovisual market and analyze the Cartoon Springboard 2019, nor that the evolution of the audience. Undoubtedly, it Department of Education, Culture and Sport is an opportunity to get to know the market, actively collaborates in its organization. In make ourselves known outside our borders fact, it is a clear proof of our commitment and expand the growth and business towards the continuous training of young possibilities of the sector. talents and the internationalization of one of The Valencian Institute of Culture has been our most prestigious and promising cultural working hard in order to help new generations industries. Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical PartnersPartners WelcomeWelcome wordswords OrganisationOrganisation committeecommittee ENG VAL ESP La celebració del Cartoon Springboard a la ciutat de València és una oportunitat Vicent Marzà magnífica per demostrar el suport decidit que Conseller d’Educacio, Cultura i la Conselleria d’Educació, Cultura i Esport, a Esport través de l’Institut Valencià de Cultura, volem donar a l’animació valenciana. Es tracta, indiscutiblement, d’un sector emergent, capdavanter en innovació i creativitat, que té un gran futur en el conjunt de les nostres indústries culturals. eixamplar les possibilitats de creixement i negoci d’aquest sector. Cartoon Springboard és un dels esdeveniments formatius més importants Des de l’Institut Valencià de Cultura hem fet de la indústria de l’animació a Europa. La un gran esforç per fer possible que les noves seua celebració permet els joves talents de generacions d’animadors valencians i les presentar els seus projectes davant experts empreses valencianes del sector estiguen d’animació i mitjans audiovisuals d’arreu presents en aquesta nova edició de Cartoon del món que, posteriorment, els oferiran Springboard i puguen treure profit de un valuós assessorament i tota mena l’experiència i la mestria que els brindaran el d’orientacions pràctiques per millorar els conjunt d’experts i assessors internacionals seus treballs. que hi participaran. Cartoon Springboard és també un punt de Que la ciutat de València siga la seu trobada de la indústria de l’animació europea, del Cartoon Springboard 2019 i que la en el qual, els seus participants poden Conselleria d’Educació, Cultura i Esport hi contactar amb els principals compradors i collabore activament no és una casualitat; productors que busquen talents a Europa, és la demostració inequívoca que apostem descobrir quines són les noves tendències decididament per la formació contínua dels del mercat audiovisual i analitzar l’evolució joves talents de l’animació valenciana i per de les audiències. És, en definitiva, una la internacionalització d’una de les nostres oportunitat per conèixer el mercat, fer- indústries culturals més potents, amb més nos conèixer fora de les nostres fronteres i prestigi i amb més futur. Index Officials Projects profiles participants practical PartnersPartners WelcomeWelcome wordswords OrganisationOrganisation committeecommittee ENG VAL ESP La celebración en la ciudad de Valencia del Cartoon Springboard es una buena Vicent Marzà oportunidad de demostrar el apoyo decidido Consejero de Educación, Cultura y de la Conselleria de Educación, Cultura y Deporte Deporte, a través del Institut Valencià de Cultura, a la animación valenciana. Se trata, sin lugar a dudas, de un sector emergente, muy creativo e innovador, que tiene un gran y ampliar las posibilidades de crecimiento y futuro en el conjunto de nuestras industrias negocio del sector. culturales. Desde el Institut Valencià de Cultura hemos Cartoon Springboard es uno de los eventos hecho un gran esfuerzo para que las nuevas formativos más importantes para la industria generaciones
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