
So we’ve been itching to reveal the latest news about LIAF 2012 – there are big changes ahead and we’re more than a little bit excited!
We can officially confirm that we’ll be returning to the Barbican this year.
LIAF 2011 was such a success at our new venue and your feedback was ... read more.
Posted January 13, 2012 – 5:51 pm
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The shortlist for the Best Animated Shorts at the Academy Awards has been whittled down to ten films – three of which were featured at this year’s LIAF.
‘Sunday’ directed by Patrick Doyon of Canada screened at LIAF 2011 International Programme 4 (Patrick even came over to join us and introduce his film); ‘Paths of Hate’ ... read more.
Posted December 12, 2011 – 9:27 am
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We are extremely proud to announce an exciting collaboration with the UK’s most prestigious Film School – the National Film and Television School. Two very talented teams of students, lead by Directors Yousif Al-Khalifa and Gat Powell, will be producing trailers for LIAF 2012.
The two teams are busy working on the trailers now with production ... read more.
Posted December 9, 2011 – 5:20 pm
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It’s been a while! Team LIAF has been undercover for a few weeks now (as well as under film reels, digi beta tapes, spreadsheets, voting forms and all sorts of festival-related pieces of paper). We’ve just briefly surfaced from beneath a sea of freight boxes to let you know that the annual LIAF aftermath tidy-up ... read more.
Posted September 24, 2011 – 7:31 pm
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Last night’s winners were announced at the sell-out grand finale of LIAF 2011 ‘Best of the Festival’ and here they are…
Best of the Festival
‘In A Pig’s Eye’ Atsushi Wada
Highly Commended were ‘White Hair’ Yuka Takeda, ‘Freud Fish & Butterfly’ Haiyang Wang, ‘Dove Sei, Amore Mio’ Vejko Popovic, ‘Abuelas’ Afarin Eghbal
Atsushi will receive a prize of ... read more.
Posted September 5, 2011 – 2:21 pm
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The final installment of our Animation Industry Event was delivered yesterday and we have to conclude – what a success! Saint John Walker of Skillset chaired our first session of the day, ‘Making Animation Work’ which really was a quite revelatory look into some of the lesser known values of animation. ... read more.
Posted September 4, 2011 – 12:16 pm
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