ASIFA-East: The Exposure Sheet
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| Blog Name: | ASIFA-East: The Exposure Sheet |
| Url: | http://asifaeast.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | animation, asifa, new york animation |
| Description: | WHAT IS ASIFA? ASIFA (Association Internationale du Film d’ Animation) was formed in 1960 by an international group of animators to coordinate and increase world-wide visibility of animated film. ASIFA-EAST: ASIFA-East is the Eastern U.S. chapter of ASIFA, based in New York City. ASIFA-east holds monthly screenings of animated films, panel discussions, and workshops. ASIFA-East also conducts a yearly animation festival, a unique showcase for the most groundbreaking independent and commercial animation being produced in the industry today. ASIFA-East Exposure Sheet: ASIFA-East Exposure Sheet seeks to give exposure to animation industry events in the NY area. We chronicle all ASIFA-East events, plus other local industry events that we traverse to. The blog is edited by Dayna Gonzalez. Articles are submitted by local artists and indicated with full credit. To learn more about ASIFA-East, visit www.asifaeast.com |
| Popularity: | 44 Followers |
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Henry Selick brings Coraline to New York City
Article written by Emmett Goodman. On November 17, a private screening of Coraline in 3D took place in New York. Taking place with the film, director Henry Selick made an appearance for a Q&A. I have known Henry Selick’s name since The Nightmare Before Christmas (directed by Selick, produced and conceived by Tim
Article written by Emmett Goodman. On November 17, a private screening of Coraline in 3D took place in New York. Taking place with the film, director Henry Selick made an appearance for a Q&A. I have known Henry Selick’s name since The Nightmare Before Christmas (directed by Selick, produced and conceived by Tim
Queens International Film Festival Largely Disappoints
Article by Dayna Gonzalez. I’m not really sure where to start with this review. All I can think, is that the festival must have suffered from a severe lack of funding. It still doesn’t explain everything, but something went very wrong with the planning of this festival. Someone dropped the ball big time. If you want my true feelings, I would say that for a festival, the way it was run, was completely unacceptable. I was very excited to support a local film festival in my neighborhood. Plus I had a few friends in the festival and I like to support local filmmakers. Because the majority of animation played today,
Article by Dayna Gonzalez. I’m not really sure where to start with this review. All I can think, is that the festival must have suffered from a severe lack of funding. It still doesn’t explain everything, but something went very wrong with the planning of this festival. Someone dropped the ball big time. If you want my true feelings, I would say that for a festival, the way it was run, was completely unacceptable. I was very excited to support a local film festival in my neighborhood. Plus I had a few friends in the festival and I like to support local filmmakers. Because the majority of animation played today,
Queens International Film Festival
Article by Dayna Gonzalez. I’m not really sure where to start with this review. All I can think, is that the festival must have suffered from a severe lack of funding. It still doesn’t explain everything, but something went very wrong with the planning of this festival. I was very excited to support a local film festival in my neighborhood. Plus I had a few friends in the festival and I like to support local filmmakers. Because the majority of animation played today, I bought a day pass online. I figured I’d make a day of it. Passes were supposed to be available at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, bu
Article by Dayna Gonzalez. I’m not really sure where to start with this review. All I can think, is that the festival must have suffered from a severe lack of funding. It still doesn’t explain everything, but something went very wrong with the planning of this festival. I was very excited to support a local film festival in my neighborhood. Plus I had a few friends in the festival and I like to support local filmmakers. Because the majority of animation played today, I bought a day pass online. I figured I’d make a day of it. Passes were supposed to be available at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, bu
ASIFA-East presents – An Evening of Calendars and Films
Holiday Fundraiser November 12th, Thursday 7pm Join us as we screen films by Bill Plympton, John Dilworth, Michael Sporn, Mo Willems, Kristy Caracas, Candy Kugel, George Griffin, Emily Hubley, Debra Solomon, Signe Baumane, Jennifer Oxley, and Xeth Feinberg, and sell our first-ever ASIFA-East 12-month calendar featuring art from these same superstars of NY Animation. The full-color calendars, which make a great holiday gift (hi
Holiday Fundraiser November 12th, Thursday 7pm Join us as we screen films by Bill Plympton, John Dilworth, Michael Sporn, Mo Willems, Kristy Caracas, Candy Kugel, George Griffin, Emily Hubley, Debra Solomon, Signe Baumane, Jennifer Oxley, and Xeth Feinberg, and sell our first-ever ASIFA-East 12-month calendar featuring art from these same superstars of NY Animation. The full-color calendars, which make a great holiday gift (hi
Animation Show of Shows
Article written by Linda Beck. If you didn’t make it to Ron Diamond’s Animation Show of Shows, here’s the program of animated shorts you missed: Photograph of Jesus – Laurie Hill/Basil Stephens The Da Vinci Time Code – Gil Alkabetz Volgens de Vogels (According to Birds) – Linde Fass Santa: The Fascist Years – Bill Plympton/Biljana Labovic
Article written by Linda Beck. If you didn’t make it to Ron Diamond’s Animation Show of Shows, here’s the program of animated shorts you missed: Photograph of Jesus – Laurie Hill/Basil Stephens The Da Vinci Time Code – Gil Alkabetz Volgens de Vogels (According to Birds) – Linde Fass Santa: The Fascist Years – Bill Plympton/Biljana Labovic
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