61. Channel4.com/film - Fast Film Fast film film reviews, cast interviews and filmographies from the Virgil Widrich s extraordinary, awardwinning animation is a technical masterpiece. http://www.channel4.com/film/reviews/film.jsp?id=127021

62. HIROSHIMA*2004:International Jury Members Since 2003, She has also been making animation short films for Japanese TV He has been making independent animated films since 1963, working also as http://www.urban.ne.jp/home/hiroanim/e/selection/jury.html

The International Jury will select Grand Prize and other awards from 69 nominees which will be screened at the competition in August. Monique Renault France Animation Director Born in Rennes, France. She studied at the National School of Beaux Art in Paris, and obtained a grant to study animation in Prague in 1966. From 1973-75, she worked with Peter Foldes on commercials and animated numerous industrial films for A.A.A. Studios, Paris. In 1976 she shifted her career to Amsterdam. hPas a Deuxh(co-produced with Gerrit van Dijk in 1988), received critical acclaim and awards at film festivals throughout Europe. Since 2003, She has also been making animation short films for Japanese TV station, Fukushima Central TV. Some of the titles on air include "Koyasu-Kannon", "The Story of Uneme" , "The Legend of Oriihime", for a series of program entitled "Fukushima Folk-Tale Library". Marcell Jankovics Hungary Animation Director Marcell Jankovics was born in Budapest in 1941. He has been working for Pannoniafilm since 1960. He has been making independent animated films since 1963, working also as animator and graphic designer in various films, totalling several hundreds productions. Director and scriptwriter of many TV series, e.g. "Gustavus", "Hungarian Folk Tales"(1977-84) and "Legends of Hungarian History"(1987-88). Scriptwriter, designer and director of three animated features, "Johnny Corncob"(1973), "The Son of the White Mare"(1980) and "Song of the Miraculous Hind"(2002) and a dozen of individual short films, such as "Sisyphus"(1974), "Fight"(1977), "Prometheus"(1992)

63. IDEASFACTORY UK - Film & TV Zone: Links The UK film Council also helps to promote Britain as a filmmaking location and to Aardman is recognised as the world s leading model animation studio. http://www.ideasfactory.com/film_tv/links/

my ideasfactory I F Base Site I ... small ads Related Links: Business Links Careers Links Although IDEAS FACTORY recommends all these sites, it is not responsible for their content Cutting Edge Mainstream Training and careers Publications ... Other stuff Cutting Edge 01zero-one A new space for innovation, new thinking and new practice for creative learning, skills development and networking across London's creative industries. Focusing on TV, Film, Interactive and New Media, Games and Digital Design. www.01zero-one.co.uk 4 Minute Wonders Supporting the development of new music and music video production. www.4minutewonders.com Rory Peck Trust Charity offering development support for film and TV crews going into hostile regions. www.rorypecktrust.org Project X Project X is for UK independent film-makers who want to know about the latest developments in digital technology for cinema. www.projectx.uk.com Exposure Exposure provides everything you need to know to get started shooting your film, such as funding opportunities, film-making guide, the latest film festivals, recommended reading and other useful links. www.exposure.co.uk

64. Channel4.com IDEASFACTORY Base: New Media Feature On Machinima, Digital Film Mak A digital Walt Disney who wants to make a machinima film will start with a game engine, the most timeconsuming and expensive part of animation. http://www.ideasfactory.com/new_media/features/newm_feature_63.htm

my ideasfactory I F Base Site I ... small ads Related Links: Machinima Olmec Soft Red Vs. Blue: The Blood Gulch Chronicles The Ill Clan ... FEATURES Menu ON THE VERGE OF BREAKING... Machinima: it sounds like a dodgy dish at a sushi restaurant. In fact it's a new and democratic form of filmmaking that anyone can do... Terence Gibbons joins in the fun. Serendipity is the art of discovering by accident things that were previously undiscovered. The saviour of non-condom wearing sexual athletes for over 40 years now, penicillin, was discovered by accident by Alexander Fleming because the old dear forgot to put a lid on one of his jars of "stuff" in the lab one day. Having knocked-off work for the weekend in a hurry to get to the bar before all the city boys arrived and happy hour finished, he left the lab on Friday, came back on Monday and hey presto, he'd discovered the cure for syphillis. Typical innit. You go away for the weekend, you come back and there's something mouldy in the fridge...oh, and by the way, you've changed the world's sexual habits. It's not that knob rot and cinema have anything in common either. They don't, (well maybe...I once got thrush from a cinema attendant, but that's another story). It merely serves to point out that the best things are often discovered by accident, as I found out last month, when I stumbled on machinima. It was a bit of a ping moment, a moment when you go "ohhhhh...I See".

65. UL Film-makers Animation Page You can download our imploding filmmakers Society animated logo on the The rotating film-Makers logo was animated and a gif89a animated version of http://www.ul.ie/~roberth/animate.html

C omputer Animation has become a very important part of todays Film-making industry. To this end the Film-makers Society has acquired software for this purpose and has already began to produce top quality animation using Daves Targa Animator software and Polyray and Moray raytracing programmes. You can download our "imploding" Film-makers Society animated logo on the link below which shows the quality of animation we are able to produce. Imploding Logo (.AVI format) - (927,768 bytes) The "rotating" Film-Makers logo was animated and a gif89a animated version of that can be viewed here Other animation works in process are: Bank of Ireland Promotion Promotion package for Materials Ireland Research Centre An electromagnetic wave simulation An animated X-Ray Diffractometer An animated Chessboard ESCAPE - A short animated film

66. Global Hibakusha Film Festival-directors Karen Aqua Has been making animated films since her graduation from Rhode Island School of Design in 1976. Her awardwinning films have been screened http://ase.tufts.edu/japanese/hiroshima-nagasaki2005/program-film-guest.htm

Home Entire program film program Download schedule ... Invited Film Makers Seiichi Motohashi Was born in Tokyo. in 1940. He studied at the College of Photography in Tokyo. He first visited Chernobyl as a volunteer photographer for the Japan-Chornobyl Foundation. Along with several photo collections, two films have grown out of the experience: Nadya's Village (1997) and Alexei and the Spring (2002). [Works] Alexei and the Spring, 2002 Nadya's Village, 1997 Hitomi Kamanaka After graduating from Waseda University in 1984, she began her career as an assistant director at Group Gendai in 1985, and Iwanami Films in 1987. Subsequently, she has worked as a freelance director. From 1991 to 1993, she received a fellowship from the Japanese Culture Agency and studied at the National Film Board of Canada. She then worked as a media activist at Paper Tiger in New York. Since her return to Japan in 1995, she has been actively engaged in her work. Her major work includes, When Mental Illness Ends: What Ġs Happening in Japanese Families Now, Children Damaged by War: Children Eight Years After the Gulf War, Surviving Cancer: Chronicle of Medical Treatment that Give Hope.

67. Artifact: Full Record For Co-operative Young Film-makers by The Cooperative Group and 3 Bear animations, Co-operative Young film-makers Subject Headings animation; film festivals, events and conferences http://www.artifact.ac.uk/displayoai.php?id=3770

68. RonDexter.com film Business. Introduction to Stop Motion animation animation Exposure and Lighting Animated Fireplace How to Make Video Look More Like film http://www.rondexter.com/

RonDexter.com Straight answers to frequent and seldom-asked film and video questions you will not find answered anywhere else Introduction Questions? Comments? Contributions? Ron Dexter's No Camera Camera Course Try This! Stop Motion Animation Film Business Introduction to Stop Motion Animation Animation Exposure and Lighting Animated Fireplace Avalanches ... Learning on the Job Library and Other Useful Information Glossary of Terms Lighting Definitions Library Introduction Book Reviews ... Perspective and the Normal Lens Cranes and Dollies Film School DV Cranes and Dollies Preface Camera Support Selection Introduction to DV Dollies DV Crane Hype ... Crane and Dolly Sources Recommended Site: www.DVMoves.com Who is Ron Dexter? Introduction to Film School Opportunities in Film and Video ... It's All Basic Photography in the Digital Age Intermediate Equipment Advice Intermediate Production Techiques The Bowl Camcorder Hints Focus Pattern Follow Spot Alternative ... Viewfinder Image Size Intermediate Pre-Production Techniques Casting Tips Commercial Story Boards Location Scouting Permits Etc.

69. So, You Want An Animated .gif, Huh? A bunch of still pictures roll past rather quickly (24 a second for film, I ll fix that when we make the animation. My suggestion is to place them all http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/web_graphics/article.php/3479881

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70. ION International Animation, Games And Short Film Festival: Short Films, Animati The ION International Short film, animation and Games Festival was established to 07.11.05 ION Announces Call for Entries for Machinima filmmaking. http://www.ionfilmfest.com/

s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Welcome to the ION International Animation, Games and Film Festival ION celebrates the ever-expanding worlds of animation and film production as well as highlights their timely convergence with the booming $20+billion electronic gaming industry. In addition to bringing together international animators and filmmakers, ION provides a unique venue for gaming companies to release new products and technologies to eager audiences of early adopters. ION Extends Call for Entries. ION has extended its call for entries deadlines to accommodate filmmakers wishing to submit work in our new Machinima and Game Trailers categories. ION Announces Call for Entries for Machinima filmmaking. Sponsored by Machinima.com ION has announced a new Machinima category for it's festival. Machinima is a new form of filmmaking that uses computer games technology to shoot films in the virtual reality of a game engine. ION is pleased to have Machinima.com as a partner in this pioneering technology. To submit your project for consideration in the Machinima category, click here DPS Film Roman, Fleischer Studios, Ryan, Star Wars Game Big Winners at the 2004 ION Festival

71. Amazing AnimationTM Movie Making For KidsDesign Briefing A frame from a typical Amazing animation movie is presented in Figure 1. The switch from math to movie making seemed to be a welcome change. http://portal.acm.org/ft_gateway.cfm?id=223974&type=html

72. Introduction To Experimental And Fine-Art Animation Films Later, in postwar Berlin, while Max Fleischer was making his first Koko the Other distinctive animation films I ve seen recently are Stan Brakhage s http://mypage.direct.ca/w/writer/FAA.html

[HOME PAGE] " Experimental Animation " " Fine Art Animation " "...outsiders in the world of art, as well as in the world of film." reference books Play me "A beautifully animated art film can give the same absolute delight as the fluidity of movement, the grace, the perfect balance of great ballet dancers." Louise Beaudet, Cinematheque Quebecoise, Pegbar, "Animation's ability to instantly dissolve the representational into the abstract, to leap associatively with ease, and to render simultaneously a flood of images, perceptions, and perspectives, makes it an unparalleled form of cinema" Tom McSorely, Take One , Summer 1997 "The ability to deconstruct a movement and reassemble it in a new or convincing way is the animator's territory. Many artists have realized their visions using animation as a means to externalize their inner thoughts and unique points of view. Animation gives the viewer the opportunity to gaze at a frozen moment of thought and to experience another person's rhythms." Christine Panushka , USC, 1997

73. ArtLex On Animation Also, making animated cartoons films that are also called animations. Types of animation include cel animation, clay animation (also called claymation), http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/a/animation.html

a nimation - Giving movement to a thing. Also, making animated cartoons films that are also called animations. Types of animation include cel animation, clay animation (also called claymation), and computer animation. Examples: Walt Disney (American, 1901-1966), maker, Steamboat Willie , 1928, 35mm film, black and white, sound, 8 minutes, Museum of Modern Art, NY. See cinema George Pal (Hungarian, 1908-1981) created puppet animations. This type of animation is sometimes called replacement animation, although George Pal called them puppetoons. Osamu Tezuka (Japanese, 1928-1989) is generally given credit for devising Japanese anime style. A great admirer of the work of Americans Walt Disney and Max Fleisher, Tezuka created his first widely popular character, Astro Boy, in a 1951 comic book. Astro Boy was a space-age Pinocchio-like creation. Tezuka turned Astro Boy into an animated TV series in 1963. ( Search Yahoo for links to animation sites BTV - Mac Animation - http://www.bensoftware.com/ Video software with frame capture features specifically for animation applications, such as stop motion, clay, and drawn. Also features timelapse and motion detection.

74. Going Indie: Plympton And Making Animation Plympton s films parody sex, violence, religion and other taboos in an eminently masters of animation bill plympton. Image How to Make Love to a Woman http://www.acmi.net.au/8E2BAD470CC84721B57868C329FFFE71.htm

acmi website lending collection calendar home play playthings animation ... participate going indie: plympton and making animation By Natalia Radywyl Natalia is a Postgraduate student in Media and Communications at the University of Melbourne. Image: Sex and Violence There's something exhilarating about getting up each morning, going to my drawing board and having the total freedom to draw whatever crazy, bizarre and offensive image that comes to my brain - there's no producer, director, lawyer or agent looking over my shoulder telling me to change the art because it might offend someone or hurt sales. (Bill Plympton) [i] The strange world of Bill Plympton A failed animator In your face and counting successes ... Links The strange world of Bill Plympton Image: How to Make Love to a Woman Working in coloured pencils and producing a range of disturbingly bizarre creatures, Plympton has produced countless shorts, features ( Hair High, Mutant Aliens, I Married A Strange Person, The Tune ), live action ( J Lyle, Guns on the Clackamas ) MTV video clips, commercials, illustrations, editorial cartoons, graphic novels and comics.

75. Interview With Tata Elxsi And VCL GM, K Chandrashekhar - Indiantelevision.com's animation xpress Anand Gurnani met up with Tata Elxsi Visual Computing On their part, film makers would also not plan for Digitaleffects budgets http://www.indiantelevision.com/anex/y2k5/headlines/anex139.htm

Monday 10 January 2005 .........Visit - http://www.indiantelevision.com Email this Page Subscribe to Animation 'xpress Interview with Tata Elxsi and VCL GM, K Chandrashekhar "Effects have a definite role and purpose in films today. The Digital Effects Industry is being accorded the same respect and status as the cast itself" Be it in its proud parentage, or the elite patronage of its clients, the TATA group owned VFX studio, Visual Computing Labs has a lot of value it brings to the table. The studio which has been in the news for creating VFX for quite a few big releases of 2004 is looking to dominate the market in 2005. Here are excerpts... Which films has VCL given VFX for recently, which are your latest projects? After Chupke Se Boom Agnipankh Funtoosh Boys Kal Ho Na Ho Hum Tum Dhoom Veer Zaara Swades and other films for which we have done the VFX, we are currently working on Netaji Aniyan and a few untitled films. We are also doing work for a few Hollywood films apart from Direct-to-Video Animation titles.

76. Boinx IStopMotion Used by educators, professional and amateur film makers all over the world Stop Motion animation and iStopMotion appeal to educators worldwide as a tool http://www.istopmotion.com/

Boinx Software Products: iStopMotion iVeZeen FotoMagico MiracleSight iStopMotion Navigation: iStopMotion Examples Features Edu ... Feedback iStopMotion is the ideal supplement for your Digital Hub. Used by educators, professional and amateur film makers all over the world to create astonishing work, iStopMotion is the tool of choice for Stop Motion Animation (aka. Claymation) and Time Lapse Recording. Loved in Education Stop Motion Animation and iStopMotion appeal to educators worldwide as a tool for challenging the creational talents of students of all ages. Time Lapse Recording helps to make slow processes more visible to the students. Stop Motion Animation lets still objects become alive, fuelled by the phantasies of the young artists. More Info... "I love iStopMotion! It is the greatest. My students love using iStopMotion to create their clay animation movies. It is so easy to use. Importing their movies into iMovie was a breeze. I taught clay animation this summer to kids, ages 11 to 14 years, and we used iStopMotion for the animation piece. We imported the movies into iMovie where we added sound, transitions, titles and special effects. I am so glad that I discovered iStopMotion!" - George Rota, Teacher, Glen Lake Elementary School -

77. Orange The DVDs will include the movie in high quality widescreen, makingof The movie will be rendered on film resolution, becomes available on DVD and is http://orange.blender.org/

blog background the team the movie ... media gallery the open movie project pre-order the extended DVD! Help support our project! check our progress in the media gallery what? Orange is an animation studio set up in Amsterdam, Netherlands for the purpose of making an animated short film. The team is made up of a diverse mix of artists and developers from all over the world, all united with a common goal. why? open source software and interested in applying those open concepts to our creative content. Our project will be a great opportunity to bring together artists and developers in a professional quality production to research and create innovative open source tools and processes. how? blender Creative Commons open content on the extended edition DVD for you to inspect and use however you please. production journal Sep Media gallery update / by Lee Well things are quite in motion and going strong. We made some time this morning to gather up some photos of pre-production through September and get them up on the Media Gallery Enjoy!

78. The Legacy Of Disney Animation — ACM SIGGRAPH Reports This session presented 70 years of Disney storytelling and gave top film makers He explained that the goal of Disney has always been to make believable http://reports.siggraph.org/articles/the-legacy-of-disney-animation/index_html/v

Skip to content Skip to navigation Site Map Accessibility ... Contact Search Site ACM SIGGRAPH Reports Sections Home Articles Interviews On-The-Spot ... Reporter Blogs Personal tools Log in Join You are here: Home Articles The Legacy of Disney Animation Navigation Home Articles Art Gallery 2005 ... SIGGRAPH 2005 Retrospective Related Local resources Tomek Baginski Birds-of-Feather: Women in Animation Meet 'n Greet "Madagascar: Bringing a New Visual Style to the Screen", An Overview Electronic Theater Document Actions The Legacy of Disney Animation by Caitlin Winner last modified 2005-08-18 04:36 ACM SIGGRAPH Reports This session presented 70 years of Disney storytelling and gave top film makers the opportunity to speak about the changes within the company as Disney makes the transition from hand drawn 2D animation to computer graphics and 3D animation techniques. The filmmakers were notably positive about the transformation and the incoming technology. The audience was treated to clips of early works from the Disney archives, screen shots and clips from the upcoming movie Chicken Little, as well as glimpses into future work that will be at least five years in the making. Butlers talk became slightly more technical as he introduced the rigging system of the characters. Most of the systems were intentionally broken to allow for more flexibility. He then showed screen shots of the interface the animators used to interact with the 3D software. Interestingly the interface resembled the Imagineering Anacon used to control puppets in 1950s Disney World shows.

79. Dohn Hahn Interview - The Rap - RollerCoaster film Producer Dohn Hahn has made various animated films like The Haunted Mansion A. I always like the fantasy of making special fx or animated movies. http://www.abc.net.au/rollercoaster/therap/interviews/s1304007.htm

@import url(/rollercoaster/css/v5.css); ABC Home Radio Television Reviews The Rap links Dohn Hahn Film Producer Dohn Hahn has made various animated films like The Haunted Mansion, Atlantis: The Lost Empire , The Emperor's New Groove, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Lion King. Q. What's your role and how do you make it happen? A. A producer in movies is a little like a coach on a football team. You don't kick and throw the ball - you pull the team together. You make sure the best players are there and then you help coach them along to do their best work. So it's really an everything job. It's a job where I help cast the movie, support the director who is on set every day telling the story, help deal with the studio on business and financial affairs. I also help the writer to make sure the script is ok; work with musicians (which is one of my favourite things to do - I love musicals and music). So it's an interesting job that comes from all those different backgrounds. Q. How did you get into filmmaking? A. I didn't want to get into filmmaking, I was a musician and an artist, so I draw and I play the drums - I love music. Then I got a summer job just out of chance at the Disney studios and saw what animation did and put everything I learned and loved about art and music into one place. So I stayed there!

80. AMD Helps ``Madagascar'' Animals Break Free; AMD64 Technology Lifts DreamWorks A AMD64 Technology Lifts DreamWorks animation to New Heights in Moviemaking. holy grails of animated films due to the complexity of fur animation, http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/Jun/1151748.htm

Blogs: Rich Tehrani Tom Keating Al Bredenberg Michelle Pasquerello ... Contributors [June 07, 2005] AMD Helps ``Madagascar'' Animals Break Free; AMD64 Technology Lifts DreamWorks Animation to New Heights in Movie-Making SUNNYVALE, Calif. (Business Wire) June 7, 2005 AMD (NYSE: AMD) announced today that the AMD Opteron(TM) processor played a significant role in the digital magic behind DreamWorks Animation SKG's recent movie, "Madagascar." "Madagascar" is the tale of four Central Park Zoo animals who, after spending their lives in blissful captivity, are unexpectedly shipped back to Africa and shipwrecked on the wild and exotic island of Madagascar. The movie, which premiered in the U.S. last week as part of the second largest Memorial Day box-office opening weekend ever, has piqued film-critics' interest with its stylized cartoon characters and lush environments. The AMD Opteron processor significantly improved rendering times for "Madagascar" and enabled digital artists to create never-before-seen images. "AMD64-based workstations and servers give our artists ever-increasing levels of performance. AMD's leading-edge processor technology enables our creative talent to continue to push the limits of their imagination," said Ed Leonard, chief technology officer, DreamWorks Animation SKG. "Madagascar is a breath-taking glimpse of the digital animation possibilities enabled by the power of AMD64 technology."

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