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Animac 2014 Se Presenta El Próximo Viernes En Barcelona Con El Animador Chris Landreth ANIMAC 2014 Mostra Internacional de Cine de Animación de Cataluña Del 20 al 23 de febrero Viernes 7 de febrero · 19h Auditorio del CCCB Animac 2014 se presenta el próximo viernes en Barcelona con el animador Chris Landreth Animación híbrida y psicorrealista con la proyección de su galardonado cortometraje Ryan Animac, la Mostra Internacional de Cine de Animación de Cataluña organizada por el Ayuntamiento de Lleida, dedica su 18ª edición a la animación híbrida y su capacidad de integración en todo tipo de formatos. En su presentación en el CCCB de Barcelona, contaremos con un invitado excepcional: Chris Landreth, animador norteamericano aficando en Canadà i especialista en animación CGI –generada por ordenador– de tipo híbrido, experimental y psicorrealista, como el mismo autor afirma. Antes de la presentación, la directora de la Mostra, Carolina López, presentará oficialmente el programa de Animac 2014 y, acto seguido, se proyectará Ryan, escrito y dirigido por Chris Landreth, y galardonado el año 2004 con el Oscar a Mejor Cortometraje Animado. Además, su último cortometraje, Subconscious Password –premiado en Annecy 2013 con el Grand Crystal– formará parte de la sesión inaugural de Animac 2014, del 20 al 23 de febrero en la ciudad de Lleida. Ryan Escrito y dirigido por Chris Landreth, Canadá, 2004, 14’ El mismo Chris Landreth narra la historia de Ryan Larkin, animador canadiense responsable de algunos de los cortometrajes animados más influyentes de los años 60 y 70. Reinterpretando una serie de entrevistas al propio Larkin y a sus amigos y familiares, este documental animado reconstruye la caída en desgracia de Larkin en el alcoholismo y la drogadicción, que incluso acabó mendigando por las calles para poder llegar a fin de mes. Landreth da voz y forma a su amigo Larkin a través de un avatar literalmente vacío, deformado y deconstruido, usando animación hiperrealista –con tintes surrealistas– generada por ordenador. Landreth alterna también animación vectorial hecha a mano y rotoscopia, y su trabajo de animación facial y gestual –increíblemente detallistas– llegó a confundir al público, creyendo que se trataba de imagen real o captura de movimientos. Primera colaboración con el National Film Board of Canada, Ryan se llevó más de 60 premios por todo el mundo, incluyendo el Oscar a Mejor Cortometraje Animado el año 2004. Su paso por el festival de Cannes, por los Genie Awards o el Premio del Jurado en Annecy y en Siggraph certifican la maestría de Landreth como animador y realizador. Chris Landreth Nacido el año 1961 en Connecticut (EUA), Chris Landreth se formó como ingeniero, investigador y analista de software informáticos. Pero el descubrimiento de la animación generada por ordenador sacudió completamente su carrera, y Landreth aplicó todos sus conocimientos técnicos para empezar una segunda vida en Canadá como animador con The Listener (1991). Mientras trabajaba como developer del célebre software de animación Maya, Landreth dio luz varios cortometrajes como The End (1995), primera nominación al Oscar, o Bingo (1998), consagrándole como animador. Su trilogía de cortos psicorrealistas –usando técnicas hiper/surrealistas de animación CGI– con el National Film Board of Canada le propulsó hacía el éxito, con piezas como Ryan (2004), The Spine (2009) y Subconscious Password (2013). Animac 2014: HÍBRIDO Animac 2014 tendrá lugar en la ciudad de Lleida del 20 al 23 de febrero. Cuatro jornadas repletas de proyecciones, conferencias, talleres y música en directo en los espacios de la Mostra: la Llotja, CaixaForum Lleida y el Cafè del Teatre. Este año, Animac celebra su mayoría de edad con una 18ª edición dedicada, bajo el lema HÍBRIDO, a la destacada presencia de la animación en el audiovisual y su capacidad de integración en todo tipo de formatos. Más allá de las sesiones retrospectivas especiales, la animación híbrida infectará de forma transversal toda la programación de Animac 2014 en secciones como Animac Cartoon, las conferencias especializadas o Petit Animac. MÁS INFORMACIÓN www.animac.cat CONTACTO PRENSA LA COSTA COMUNICACIÓ Marta Suriol · [email protected] 933 103 888 · 934 125 479 .
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