Steven Woloshen is an award-winning Montreal-based cameraless animator who has been making animated films since the late ‘70’s. He studied film at Concordia University, where he initially made documentaries and collage films, but the freedom and accessibility of cameraless animation won him over. … [Read more...] about An appreciation of Steven Woloshen by Janet Blatter
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LIAF 2014 The Horse Hospital is here!
LIAF 2014 arrives at The Horse Hospital! You can now book your tickets for our Horse Hospital screenings. This year we're bringing you: UK premiere feature-length animations; International Student Festivals (within a Festival); we celebrate with the 30th Quickdrawn Animation Society Anniversary; A … [Read more...] about LIAF 2014 The Horse Hospital is here!
LIAF 2014 Barbican Events
LIAF 2014 Barbican programmes are here! You can book your tickets online now for the 11th rendition of our annual 10-day animation extravaganza. We'll also have lots more programmes at The Horse Hospital and Rio Cinema and details for those will be released very, very soon. So in the meantime, below … [Read more...] about LIAF 2014 Barbican Events
LIAF 2014 Andreas Hykade Retrospective + Q & A
Andreas Hykade (born 1968 in Bavaria, Germany) is one of the most talented and original voices in animation today. He studied animation at the prestigious Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg until 1995 and has since created a series of commercials, TV projects and animated films mostly for adults. Among … [Read more...] about LIAF 2014 Andreas Hykade Retrospective + Q & A
LIAF Flipbook Challenge
The LIAF 2014 Flipbook Challenge is now closed for entries. You can look at some of our previous entries on our Vimeo and Dailymotion channels. LIAF's Flipbook Challenge has become a bit of a festival staple. We've had flipbooks entered from all over the world, in all manner of styles and had the … [Read more...] about LIAF Flipbook Challenge
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Japanese Animation
In recent years, there has been a rise in the number of independent Japanese animators, producing innovative works often differing from the commercial animation or ‘anime’ style which Japan is so famous for. Responding to this influx of works, the Japan Foundation has invited Nobuaki Doi, animation … [Read more...] about Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Japanese Animation