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1 CREW & CREDITS DIRECTOR Malcolm Turner CO-DIRECTOR Nag Vladermersky FESTIVAL MANAGER Helen Gibbins PROGRAMMERS Malcolm Turner & Nag Vladermersky PROGRAMMING ASSISTANT Helen Gibbins CURATED PROGRAMS (unless otherwise stated) Malcolm Turner CO-PROGRAMMER – DIRECT-TO-FILM Steven Woloshen CO-PROGRAMMER – FELIX THE CAT Colin Cowles CO-PROGRAMMERS CONTENTS – VINCE COLLINS Vince Collins & Jim Knox INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM ONE 10 SLINKY PICS PROGRAMMERS INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM TWO 12 Maria Manton & Ryan Smith INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM THREE 14 MUSIC VIDEO PROGRAMMER Nag Vladermersky INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM FOUR 16 STUDENT JURY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM FIVE 18 the students of Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, NSW INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM SIX 20 EVENT CO-ORDINATOR (ACMI) INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM SEVEN 22 Joanne O’Hara INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM EIGHT DIGITAL 24 TECHNICAL PRODUCTION Andrew Hagan INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM NINE ABSTRACT 26 2010 ARTWORK ILLUSTRATION INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM TEN LONG SHORTS 29 Susi Allender TECHNIQUE FOCUS DIRECT-TO-FILM 30 TRAILER Steven Woloshen TECHNIQUE FOCUS Steven WOLOSHEN 33 PRE-SCREENING SLIDE PRODUCTION – Smart & Sheard HISTORICAL CLASSICS 33 CATALOGUE DESIGN LATE NIGHT BIZARRE 34 Lin Tobias, La Bella Design SIGGRAPH HIGHLIGHTS 35 CATALOGUE EDITOR Liz White ZAGREB FILM STUDIO SHOWCASE 36 PRINTED PROGRAM DESIGN Helen Gibbins INSTALLATION FILMS 37 WEBSITE DESIGN Helen Gibbins KIDS PROGRAM 38 SPONSORSHIP Edouard SALIER RETROSPECTIVE 41 Zadia Lenders, Go2Girl PUBLICITY SLINKY PICS STUDIO SHOWCASE 42 Zadia Lenders, Go2Girl AUTOUR DE MINUIT STUDIO SHOWCASE 43 DIGITAL MARKETING RETROSPECTIVE 2 Sticks Digital Marketing, Vince COLLINS 44 Tim Martin, 2sticksdigital.com.au Felix The Cat FEATURE PROGRAM 46 THE ACMI CREW MUSIC VIDEO SHOWCASE 48 Richard Sowada, Joanne O’Hara, Andre Bernard and the tech crew up AUSTRALIAN SHOWCASE 51 in the projection room, Tach, Simone in Marketing, Vivienne McIllwane and BEST OF THE NEXT 58 Front of House INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA PROGRAMS 60 SPECIAL THANKS Susan Stamp, Hugh Thorn, John Lewis, TEN YEARS OF MIAF 63 Stephanie Brotchie, Shirrah Comeadow, Shelley McRoberts, TEN YEARS OF MIAF INTERNATIONAL FILMS 66 Rachel, Ben and Dave at Open Channel, John and Scott at Arena TEN YEARS OF MIAF AUSTRALIAN FILMS 67 Printing, Michael Walls, Terri Dentry, TAB TEN YEARS OF MIAF BIZARRE 68 MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL TEN YEARS OF MIAF STUDENT FILMS 69 PO Box 584, Flemington VIC 3031 FILMS AUSTRALIA INDEX 82 [email protected] INDEX FILMMAKERS 83 twitter.com/animationfest facebook.com/animationfestival ESSENTIAL MAJOR PREMIER SPONSORS PRESENTATION PARTNER SCREENING PARTNERS SUPPORTING SPONSORS 8 Session Est Finish Session Name ( * = program repeated later in week) Age Venue Time Time SATURDAY 19 JUNE International Program 1 * 18+ 6pm Cinema 2 7.20pm International Program 2 * 18+ 8pm Cinema 2 9.20pm SUNDAY 20 JUNE $6 Best Of The Next: Program 1, presented by StormFX 18+ 2pm Cinema 1 2.45pm $6 Best Of The Next: Program 2, presented by StormFX 18+ 3pm Cinema 1 3.45pm $6 Best Of The Next: Program 3, presented by StormFX 18+ 4pm Cinema 1 4.45pm $6 Best Of The Next: Program 4: Australian, presented by StormFX 18+ 5pm Cinema 1 5.45pm International Program 3 * 18+ 5.30pm Cinema 2 6.40pm SIGGRAPH Wrap-Up, presented by Qantm College 18+ 6.15pm Cinema 1 7.35pm Felix the Cat * all ages 7pm Cinema 2 7.50pm Vince Collins Retrospective 18+ 8pm Cinema 1 9.15pm Digital Showcase: Int'l Program 8 *, presented by Qantm College 18+ 8.15pm Cinema 2 9.30pm MONDAY 21 JUNE International Program 4 * 18+ 6pm Cinema 2 7.20pm International Program 5 * 18+ 8pm Cinema 2 9.20pm TUESDAY 22 JUNE $6 Panorama 1 18+ 5.30pm Studio 1 6.15pm $6 Panorama 2 18+ 6.30pm Studio 1 7.15pm schedule $6 Panorama 3 18+ 7.30pm Studio 1 8.15pm $6 Panorama 4 18+ 8.30pm Studio 1 9.15pm Zagreb Film Studio Showcase 18+ 5.45pm Cinema 1 6.55pm Long Shorts: International Program 10 18+ 7.15pm Cinema 1 8.45pm WEDNESDAY 23 JUNE Direct to Film Showcase + Steve Woloshen (Canada) 18+ 6pm Cinema 1 7.35pm International Program 6 * 18+ 8pm Cinema 1 9.15pm THURSDAY 24 JUNE Abstract Showcase: International Program 9 18+ 5.45pm Cinema 1 6.55pm Careers In Animation Forum, presented by Holmesglen all ages 7.15pm Cinema 1 8.30pm 10 Years of Bizarre, presented JMC Academy 18+ 9pm Cinema 1 10.15pm FRIDAY 25 JUNE 10 Years of Student Films, presented JMC Academy 18+ 5.15pm MIAF Club 7.15pm Slinky Pics Studio Showcase (UK) 18+ 5.45pm Cinema 2 7.05pm International Program 1 (repeat) 18+ 6pm Cinema 1 7.15pm International Program 7 * 18+ 7.30pm Cinema 2 8.50pm International Program 2 (repeat) 18+ 7.45pm Cinema 1 8.55pm Felix the Cat (repeat) all ages 9.15pm Cinema 2 10.10pm SATURDAY 26 JUNE Kids Program, presented by Media World Pictures all ages 11.30am Cinema 1 12.35pm Kids Club, presented by Media World Pictures all ages 12.30pm MIAF Club 3pm International Program 3 (repeat) 18+ 2.45pm Cinema 1 4pm Australian Showcase + Meet the Filmmakers 18+ 4pm Cinema 2 5.40pm International Program 4 (repeat) 18+ 4.30pm Cinema 1 5.45pm 10 Years of Australian Highlights, presented by JMC Academy 18+ 6pm Cinema 2 7.20pm Digital Showcase: Int'l Prog 8, presented by Qantm College (repeat) 18+ 6.15pm Cinema 1 7.30pm PROGRAM Autour De Minuit Showcase, presented by Qantm College 18+ 7.45pm Cinema 2 9.05pm Music Video Program all ages 8pm MIAF Club 10pm Late Night Bizarre 18+ 9.30pm Cinema 2 10.40pm SUNDAY 27 JUNE International Program 5 (repeat) 18+ 2.45pm Cinema 1 4pm 10 Years of International, presented by JMC Academy 18+ 4pm Cinema 2 5.30pm International Program 6 (repeat) 18+ 4.30pm Cinema 1 5.45pm Installation Animation all ages 5pm MIAF Club 8pm Edouard Salier Showcase (France), presented by Qantm College 18+ 6pm Cinema 2 7.20pm International Program 7 (repeat) 18+ 6.15pm Cinema 1 7.30pm Best of the Festival * 18+ 8pm Cinema 2 9.30pm Best of the Festival (repeat) 18+ 10pm Cinema 2 11.15pm MIAF’10 ACMI Cinemas Australian Centre for the Moving Image Federation Square, Melbourne Schedule 19-27 June 2010 Sat 19 Sun 20 Mon 21 Tue 22 Wed 23 Thu 24 Fri 26 Sat 26 Sun 27 Club open 5pm-10pm Club open 12pm-11pm Club open 4pm-10pm Cinema 2 Cinema 1 Cinema 2 Cinema 2 Studio 1 Cinema 1 Cinema 1 off site Cinema 1 Club Cinema 1 Cinema 2 Club Cinema 1 Cinema 2 Club Cinema 1 Cinema 2 11am 11am 11.30am Kids Program 12pm presented by Media World Pictures 12pm 1pm 12.30pm 1pm Kids Club: Best of the Next: Dogstar International Graduate in the Club Animation Dogstar, 2pm presented by StormFX 2pm 2.00pm colouring & 1: International drawing! presented by 2.45pm Media World Pictures 2.45pm International 3.00pm International 3pm Program 5 3pm 2: International Program 3 repeat screening repeat screening 4.00pm 4.00pm 4pm 4.00pm 4pm 3: International Australian 10 Years of 4.30pm Showcase + 4.30pm International Meet the International Highlights International Filmmakers Program 4 5.00pm Program 6 presented by 5pm 5.00pm JMC Academy 5pm 4: Australian Panorama 5.15pm repeat screening Installation repeat screening 5.30pm Programs 10 Years Animation Screening International 5.30pm 5.45pm 5.45pm of Student 5.45pm Highlights 6.00pm Program 3 6.00pm 1: International Zagreb Film 6.00pm International 6.00pm Slinky Pics 6.00pm 6.00pm 6.00pm 6pm presented by 6pm 6.15pm International 6.15pm International Studio Direct to Film Program 9: JMC Academy International Studio Music Video 6.15pm 10 Years Edouard Program 1 Program 4 Showcase Showcase Abstract Showcase Program of Australian International Salier SIGGRAPH Program 1 International 6.30pm with Steven Showcase (UK) Highlights Program 7 Showcase Wrap-Up repeat screening Program 8: 2: International Woloshen presented by (France) presented by 7.00pm Digital Showcase repeat screening Qantm College JMC Academy 7pm presented by 7pm Felix the Cat 7.15pm 7.15pm Qantm College 7.30pm International Careers in 7.30pm repeat screening 3: International Program 10: Animation 7.45pm International 7.45pm Long Shorts Forum Program 7 8.00pm 8pm 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm International Autour de 8pm presented by Program 2 Minuit International Vince Collins 8.15pm International International Sonic Island Holmesglen BEST Program 2 Retrospective Program 5 Program 6 Special Live repeat screening Showcase OF THE International 8.30pm presented by Program 8: 4: International Performance Qantm College FESTIVAL Digital @ VCAM (includes 9pm Showcase Grant St, Southbank 9.00pm announcements) 9pm presented by (off St kilda Rd - close!) 10 Years 9.15pm Qantm College of Bizarre Felix the Cat 9.30pm presented by repeat screening JMC Academy Late Night Bizarre 10pm 10.00pm 10pm BEST OF THE FESTIVAL repeat screening 11pm 11pm 9 10 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM ONE PROGRAM #1 is always a lot of fun overshadowed by the glories of the next I first saw his latest film Wings And to put together. 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    Deuxièmes Rencontres Internationales des Médias Numériques (DRIMN) France , 25 juin – 13 juillet 2007 32 étudiants et jeunes professionnels du monde entier invités pendant trois semaines 32 foreign students invited to France for three weeks Un parcours technique, artistique et culturel A technical, artistic and cultural journey A la découverte de 3 régions de référence dans les médias numériques : écoles, studios, laboratoires, espaces d’exposition… Discovering 3 regions of excellence for digital media training : training centres, studios, laboratories, and exhibition areas A la rencontre des professionnels, créateurs, experts français Meetings with French professionals, artists and technicians L’accès à un réseau d’écoles spécialisées à travers le monde Accessing a worldwide network of specialised schools Un contact privilégié avec les meilleures écoles françaises Easy access to the best French training centres La création d'un réseau International Creation of an international network 6 étudiants français participent aux rencontres 6 French students will be taking part in the event http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr Contacts : [email protected] http://www.arte.tv/drimn Tél : +33(0)1 43 17 84 74 h ttp ://www.Audi.fr Tél : +33(0)6 30 35 43 57 Le Ministère des Affaires Etrangères et européennes organise, du 25 au 13 juillet 2007, les Deuxièmes Rencontres Internationales des Médias Numériques (DRIMN). Cet événement offrira à 32 étudiants et jeunes professionnels étrangers et français un parcours de formation en France au cours duquel ils seront à même de rencontrer des artistes, des chercheurs et des techniciens actifs dans les différents secteurs de l’imagerie numérique, linéaire ou interactive, et de suivre un programme de conférences dispensées dans le cadre des meilleures écoles, universités et organismes de formation français.
  • Animatekapro Pitch 2018 3–4 December 2018 Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana

    Animatekapro Pitch 2018 3–4 December 2018 Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana

    AnimatekaPRO Pitch 2018 3–4 December 2018 Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana A pitching competition for Ex-Yugoslav projects in development In exclusive partnership with CEE Animation 15th International Animated Film Festival Animateka 3–9 December 2018 Kinodvor, Slovenian Cinematheque, Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana Ljubljana AnimatekaPRO Pitch 2018 SCHEDULE 3 December 2018 Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana 14:00–20:00 Pitching training 4 December 2018 Old Power Station – Elektro Ljubljana 9:00–10:30 Pitching competition 14:30 AnimatekaPRO Pitch award winner announcement Index 3 About 4 Jury & Training Tutor 6 Projects in Competition 16 AnimatekaPRO 2018 21 CEE Animation Workshop 2 AnimatekaPRO Pitch 2018 We are proud to welcome you to the second edition of the AnimatekaPRO Pitch pitching competition, which is aimed at promoting new short animated films from ex-Yugoslav countries and helping them get a good start in the animation market circuit. AnimatekaPRO Pitch is open for animated projects in development for single short animated films of less than 20 minutes in length. It will take place in Ljubljana between 3 and 4 December, the first days of the 15th edition of the Animateka International Animated Film Festival (3-9 December 2018). The AnimatekaPRO Pitch 2018 selected projects are: • Raft, Marko Meštrović, Mia Bučević (Kreativni sindikat), Croatia • From the Ghetto, Lucija Bužančić, Andrijana Vidaček (Zagreb film), Croatia • Aqualia, Vladisav Knežević, Andrijana Vidaček (Zagreb film), Croatia • Mišja hiša/Mouse House, Timon Leder, Jure Vizjak (Invida), Slovenia • Legenda o Zlatorogu/The Legend of the Goldhorn, Lea Vučko, Damir Grbanović (Octopics), Slovenia Pitching sessions will be preceded by a workshop led by expert tutor Jožko Rutar, allowing the participants to discuss and/or fine-tune the strengths and weaknesses of their projects as well as best pitching strategies.