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62. Call For Partners: Leeds Animation Workshop But a Leeds animation film is not your average and stimulate discussion without making audiences embarrassed or The films are made to broadcast standard and http://www.europrofem.org/02.info/22contri/2.04.en/3en.imag/04en_ima.htm

MEN AND EQUALITY: PROJECT PROPOSAL a short animated film on men and equal gender opportunities Terry Wragg, Leeds Animation Workshop law@leedsanimation.demon.co.uk http://www.leedsanimation.demon.co.uk We would very much appreciate the views of yourselves and your colleagues on the project: what kind of film do you think we should make? what would you like to see in such a film? what do you see as the most important issues around men and equal opportunities? how is the new equal opportunities culture affecting men and boys? what would be helpful for them? what does the term "New Man" mean to you? MEN AND EQUALITY: PROJECT PROPOSAL The proposal is to produce a short animated film on men and equal gender opportunities. The film will raise awareness around the effects and implications for men and boys of the changes in society resulting from the new opportunities which have begun to open up for women and girls. What related problems have arisen, and how can they be overcome? What are the benefits, and how best to make use of them? The perspective will of course be a positive one: gender equality is necessary for, and of benefit to, men as well as women. Leeds Animation Workshop has been commissioned by the European Commission's Fourth Action Programme on Equal Opportunities Between Women and Men to carry out research on the impact of equal gender opportunities on the men and boys of Europe, and to produce a script and storyboard which will form the basis for a film on this subject, to be completed early in the year 2000.

63. The Irish Film Board, Our Funding Guidelines fiction filmmaking in Irish and encourage talent in all areas of Irish language production. Oscailt has broadened to include fictional pieces in animation, http://www.filmboard.ie/guidelines.php?type=s&id=2

64. Singapore Science Centre teams of 3 to 4 students to film an animated minimovie using toys. This 2-hour session introduces basic stop motion animation and movie-making camera works http://www.science.edu.sg/lotr/schoolbookings.htm

65. 40 Years Of Animation Made By Zagreb Film But the experiment lasted only one year and the studio had to close down making animated films was too expensive, the money was spent better on building http://www.fh-wuerzburg.de/petzke/zagreb.html

Ingo Petzke: 40 years of Animation made by Zagreb Film "Animation is... Animation is protesting against rigid forms. Animation, which only conveys natural movements cannot be creative animation. Animation is a technical process the result of which has to be creative. Animation means breathing spirit and life into a drawing, not by simply copying reality but by giving it a design. Life is warmth. Warmth is movement. Movement is life. Animation can be lukewarm or boiling. Cold animation isn't animation; it is like a stillborn child. Making animated cartoons means rubbing tree-trunks against each other until there is a spark perhaps or just a little bit of smoke. Take a kilogram of ideas (if possible not too confused), fifty kilograms of talent,, and a few thousand drawings. Stir it well and then with a bit of luck you won't get the right answer to your question." (Borivoj Dovnikovic, Ante Zaninovic, Zlatko Grgic, Vladimir Jutrisa, Aleksandar Marks, Dusan Vukotic and Nedeljko Dragic) If the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen decides to honour Zagreb film for 40 years of outstanding and continuous creative work with a small retrospective, it does this not only because of the close historical relations between the Oberhausen festival and this exceptional studio, but also to recall a genre from the eastern part of Europe which is in danger of becoming extinct and for which Zagreb film stands as a kind of representative.

66. The VAMPYRES Film List. aka Bite Me, Darling; Love making Vampire Style); Mal Arnold, synopsis.soft core pornaction film); Narrator(Naya Goroo), Synopsis.Japanese animation - TV series http://www.netaxs.com/~elmo/vamp-mov.html

MOVIES (about Vampyres, containing Vampyres, etc.) From the archives of VAMPYRES@GUVM.BITNET - the VAMPYRES Film list. VAMPFILM DATA A LAST UPDATE: 09/15/92 The Vampfilm is a compilation of vampire movie titles of members of the VAMPYRES discussion list. Corrections and Updates to all material may be sent to: ACC00LTR AT UNCCVM (Count Duckula) Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (USA 1948,Dir.Charles Barton) A Filha de Dracula (Portugal, aka Dracula's Daughter) Ahkea Kkots (South Korea 1961,Film Co.Sunglin Films, remake of "Horror of Dracula",aka The Bad Flower) Allen and Rossi Meet Dracula and Frankenstein (USA 1974, Cast.Bernie Allen,Steve Rossi) Anak Pontianak (Malaya 1958,Film Co.Shaw Brothers) Andy Warhol's Dracula (Italy 1974,Dir.Paul Morrissey,Cast.Udo Kier, Joe Dallesandro,Vittoria de Sica) Angelis Y Querubines (Mexico 1972,Synopsis.film serial about a vampire bride) As Sete Vampiras (Brazil 1984,Synopsis.horror comedy, Translation.The Seven Vampires) Atom Age Vampire (Italy 1960,Dir.Anton Giulio Masano, Cast.Alberto Lupo,Susanne Loret) Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (Australia 1974,Dir.Bruce Beresford)

67. Research Degrees - Research Centres Collection, Oscarwinner Bob Godfrey s Studio Collection and the Channel 4 animation holdings - an outstanding collection of British auteur film making. http://www.surrart.ac.uk/opportunities/research/researchcentres.html

Research Centres play a central role in the co-ordination of research around areas of specialist academic focus. They support collaborative research by bringing researchers and academic staff together, often attracting funding from the research councils to undertake projects with industry, commerce and the professions. Success in these areas through the universities Research Assessment Exercise has secured additional funding for the Institute to enhance its research activities. The Institute has invested in the development of a Research Fund for staff to enhance their research profile, nationally and internationally, and last year 24 research projects were under-taken involving 27 staff across all three faculties. Research Centres The Institute co-ordinates its research activities through a number of research centres: The Centre for Sustainable Design (CfSD) www.cfsd.org.uk

68. The Age The animation of Bryan Brown. When it comes to filmmaking, Brown says there is enormous satisfaction in exposing hidden talents to a wider audience. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/12/14/1039656257751.html

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69. AL-JANA // Children's Film Festival the film festival by premiering their two feature films, and three The festival engaged groups of children in techniques of making animation movies (cartoon http://www.oneworld.org/al-jana/html/eng/productions/amf/cff/prod_cff2001.html

Children's Film Festival 2001 Sawt Souarna 2002 (proposal): text (8k) Word 95/98 (52k) Images from the Camps (report 9/00 - 4/01): text (12k) Word 95/98 (36k) When Young Palestinians Become Photo-Journalists and Film-makers [text from Images From the Camps - see sidebar] This festival highlighted the productions of the young filmmakers, photo-journalists and animation artists. This event was attended by over a thousand children and adults and opened by our photo-journalists exhibition and group signing of their photo-voice book: I Wish I Were a Bird The young filmmakers and animators addressed the audience by talking about their project, and inaugurated the film festival by premiering their two feature films, and three cartoon animation movies that were followed by a discussion with the young artists. The festival engaged groups of children in techniques of making animation movies (cartoon, silouette and clay animation). This came after screening animation movies made by disadvantaged children from around the world.

70. Suspended Animation Comic Reviews Batman JokerBatman Dead End Suspended animation s Mark Allen tracked down the filmmaker at Comic Con. What motivated the making of this film? http://www.starland.com/sus/2003/sus030724.htm

Headlines 2003 Review Index July 24, Michael Vance Mark Allen Michael Vance Books The most-circulated and longest-running comics review column in America perhaps the World! Review Index: Batman: Dead End Batman: Dead End Suspended Animation's Mark Allen tracked down the filmmaker at Comic Con Sandy Collora recently showcased his own short-film version of Batman, at last weekend's Comic-Con. Now, he stands amazed at the response by the online comics community, some of whom are calling his work the greatest on-screen representation of Batman, ever. Read on, to discover why he made it, who influenced him, and what he hopes will come of his work. This review was conducted on Monday, July 21st, by Mark Allen Click on the images above to view closeups. What motivated the making of this film? I mean, are you a long-time Batman fan? Yeah, just a huge fan of all things The Dark Knight, and a comic book fan in general, of the entire genre. It was a breath of fresh air in between directing commercials, which usually are not as exciting, or as dark. So, I decided to have a little fun and make a little short film, and I was really happy with the way it turned out. Are there any creators who's work on the characters (of Batman and the Joker) specifically inspired you?

71. The Critical Eye | Princess Mononoke: The Art And Making Of... And Hayao Miyazak Princess Mononoke The Art and making of Japan s Most Popular film of All Time Hayao Miyazaki Master of Japanese animation. Two http://www.5x5media.com/eye/book/pmbooks.shtml

Princess Mononoke: The Art and Making of Japan's Most Popular Film of All Time Hayao Miyazaki: Master of Japanese Animation Two books examine anime master Miyazaki's methods Princess Mononoke: The Art and Making of Japan's most Popular Film of All Time Hyperion Books 229 pp. Hayao Miyazaki: Master of Japanese Animation Helen McCarthy Stone Bridge Press 216 pp. Japanese animation (otherwise known as anime ) has had a hard time gaining mainstream acceptance in the West; largely because the general public, when it thinks of anime at all, usually thinks of it as something puerile. But get anyone, young or old, in front of a Hayao Miyazaki movie, and you'll probably win them over. Miyazaki is, simply, the animator's animator, charming the people who watch, make, or in any way enjoy animated movies. So what kind of movies does he make, to cause all of this fuss? Like Disney movies, the films he directs at Studio Ghibli are ostensibly aimed at children, yet for everyone to enjoy. But there are three key things that make his work worth noting. First, unlike Disney movies, which have pretty much defined the template of the modern animated film in North America, each film is different from the other in story structure, rhythm, and tone. Second, he doesn't equate entertainment with pure escapism; even his Laputa: Castle in the Sky (1986), conceived as a "boy's adventure film," contains a strong theme on the reckless pursuit of technology. As in his other films, he expected his audience to continue to think about the ideas he had presented, even after they'd left the cinema. Third, his movies appeal to all ages by never talking down to children while keeping the emotions real enough for adults to become honestly engaged while watching.

72. Producing Independent 2D Character Animation: Making And Selling A Short Film (V Producing Independent 2D Character animation making and Selling A Short film (Visual Effects and animation Series). Producing Independent http://www.entertainment-reviews.com/Producing_Independent_2D_Character_Animatio

Producing Independent 2D Character Animation: Making and Selling A Short Film (Visual Effects and Animation Series) Producing Independent 2D Character Animation: Making and Selling A Short Film (Visual Effects and Animation Series) by Authors: Mark Simon Released: February, 2003 ISBN: 0240805135 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > Producing Independent 2D Character Animation: Making and Selling A Short Film (Visual Effects and Animation Series) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Producing Independent 2D Character Animation: Making and Selling A Short Film (Visual Effects and Animation Series) > Customer Review #1: best buy for beginning animators explains all resources all indumentary needed and best of all almost everything has high budget and low budget examples. Producing Independent 2D Character Animation: Making and Selling A Short Film (Visual Effects and Animation Series) > Customer Review #2: Why is this so expensive?

73. Animation Course Books film Books. Some knowledge of filmmaking (such as cinematography, editing, direction, lighting, ) is extremely useful for making animation. http://www.cs.wisc.edu/graphics/Courses/cs-838-2000/MainPage/books.html

Books The "book" for this class will be a reader of papers. This year, a lot of those readings will come from a preprint version of an animation textbook written by Rick Parent. We will be "beta-testing" this book. Comments on how it will be distributed will come soon. I will ask everyone to read some of a film book for part of the class. I suggest that you purchase one, and asked to bookstore to get copies of some of my favorites. I recommend that you come to class first to hear about them. There are many books you might want to use for the class. I list some of them here. This list is by no means complete. Books Discussing Software You May Use The Renderman Companion. by Steve Upstill. Published by Addison Wesly. (should be available from the UW Bookstore, borders, or any decent technical bookstore) I recommend the Renderman Companion not because its the reference to Renderman (which you may or may not want to use in the course), but because its worth having as a good general graphics reference. In terms of a reference for how to write programs that talk to Renderman, I actually think you're better off using the RIB file format document, and other online documentation Learning Maya 1.0 for Windows NT. Available from

74. 'No Funds For Animation Films' - The Times Of India HYDERABAD Producers are unwilling to take the risk of making animation films and also lack the will to make such a film, VG Samanth, the man who started http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/286943.cms

var ttrendlogmostviewed=1; var doweshowbellyad=1; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2004 THE TIMES OF INDIA CITIES: HYDERABAD POWERED BY TIMESCITY.COM Search The Times of India Indiatimes Web Indiatimes The Times of India Cities Hyderabad Article Home CLASSIFIEDS Matrimonial Jobs Real Estate Auto ... All Classifieds HOT LINKS ePaper Bollywood NRI News Indo-Pak Ties ... US presidency NEWS Cities Ahmedabad Bangalore Chandigarh ... Archives OPINION Columnists Editorial Interview Letters to Editor SUNDAY SPECIALS All That Matters Mind Over Matter Open Space Special Report NRI SERVICES India on Mobile SUPPLEMENTS Education Times PRINT EDITION Delhi Edition DAILY DOSE News Puzzle Crosswords Horoscope Jokes ... Send to friend 'No funds for animation films' TIMES NEWS NETWORK [ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2003 02:17:43 AM ] HYDERABAD : Producers are unwilling to take the risk of making animation films and also lack the will to make such a film, V G Samanth, the man who started animation workshops for children in the country in 1959, said. Speaking to mediapersons on Sunday, Samanth said that lack of funds and marketing are the two main deterrents for the production of animation films for children in

75. KoreaTimes : NK Making Mark In Animation NK making Mark in animation. and SEK is one of the largest animation studios in the quoting Dominique Boischot, president of Parisbased film production company http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/tech/200303/kt2003030717454911800.htm

Hankooki.com Korea Times Technology NK Making Mark in Animation North Korea has been winning the heart of animators across the world with its competitive quality and low production costs. The U.S. biweekly Forbes recently reported North Korean animation producer, SEK Studio, has been doing business with French and other European production companies for the last few years. It reported North Korean artists are educated at schools such as Kim Il Sung University and SEK is one of the largest animation studios in the world, quoting Dominique Boischot, president of Paris-based film production company Les Films de la Perrine. The French businessman says he likes to work with SEK because it can handle large volumes of coloring assignments efficiently without comprising quality. According to the report, Boischot, who contracts with animators in Chile, China and South Korea, believed North Koreans have a competitive edge over other rivals. ``You have some very specialized studios in South Korea, but they don't have the capacity to produce like SEK does," he says. "In terms of the quality of work, it's one of the best in the world." Boischot said North Koreans prefer to be paid in euros and to have money deposited through channels in Singapore and Austria.

76. Browse Top Level > Moving Images > Brick Films > Animation you will meet when making your own film. are taking up the other lessons, making this into a Audio/Visual sound, color Keywords animation; brickfilms; lego. http://www.archive.org/movies/movieslisting-browse.php?collection=brick_films&ca

77. Yellowhead Studios - Films animation Class Lesson 1. This first lesson tells you, in an entertaining way, the various tasks and equipment you will meet when making your own film. http://www.stack.nl/~stefanvz/lego/films.html

Go home Go on Here are the films we have made up to now. We have put some small test films on the website as well. The films are available in various formats, including RealVideo 9, because of its good performance with animation at high compression rates. The recommended file is marked with a The player required to view them can be downloaded for free from www.real.com . Choose for the Basic RealOne player (a small link somewhere on the page); make sure that you don't download the trial version for their expensive player! Pay attention during installation that you don't subscribe to newsletters, and that you make it the default player only for RealMedia formats. The best way to watch these films is to download them to your harddisk first. Internet Explorer users should right-click the link and choose 'Save target as...' Great Inventors part 2 This sequel was made for the Brickfilms Words of Wisdom contest, in which it was voted first in the category

78. Apple - Hot News - Waking Life He felt that this animation style didn’t reflect made by reallife actors on film — a factor he important to imparting realism than just making things look http://www.apple.com/hotnews/articles/2001/11/wakinglife/

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79. Now, NID Has Designs On Animation Industry ‘NID’s animation course includes all aspects of filmmaking — right from storyboard down to animation. But, the animation http://cities.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=83452

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