Showing posts with label film festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film festival. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival accepting 3D Shorts



KLIK!, an animation festival based in Amsterdam, is accepting 3D animated shorts. See the press release below for info on how to enter. Deadline is July 1st!

PRESS RELEASE May 28th 2013
For immediate release

The KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival is in search of the newest 3-D stereoscopic animated shorts

This is a call to all 3-D stereoscopic animators! Nowadays visual media, especially film, cannot be imagined without the extensive use of stereoscopy. While the 3-D revolution advances further in every field, the (independent) animated short in particular keeps utilizing the technique in an innovative way, exploring its influence on and place in a films' narrative. The KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival has been following the evolution of stereoscopy with great interest and introduced a 3-D Stereoscopic Animation Competition to their international animation competition last year. The competition turned out to be a great success, leaving the audience in awe of the value that stereoscopy can add to a story. This year the KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival proudly organizes the 3-D Stereoscopic Animation Competition for the second time.

Among other competitions, the 3-D Stereoscopic Animation Competition for the KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival 2013 is accepting submissions until July 1st. So don’t forget to submit your newest 3-D stereoscopic animated short before it’s too late! Submitting is free. You can submit your animation either by sending a Blu-ray by old-fashioned mail or by e-mailing a plain simple (3-D!) YouTube/Vimeo link. A submission’s running time shouldn’t exceed 25 minutes and it has to be produced later than January 1st, 2012. Aside from the 3-D category you submit to, your entry will also automatically compete for the KLIK! Amsterdam Audience Award.

Submit your 3-D stereoscopic animated short through KLIK!’s website: http://klikamsterdam.nl/submit2013_page.php

Oh, and don’t forget to make your envelope a piece of art for a shot at the Most Awesome Envelope Award! After submitting you can start crossing your fingers, until the official selection gets published in August.

About KLIK!
The KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival is an annual animation festival that will be celebrating its sixth edition this year in EYE, the new filmmuseum, in Amsterdam, Holland. The greatest and latest animation will be accompanied by a wide variety of masterclasses, theme programs, parties and activities. Last year’s international animation competition received over 1200 submissions from 71 different countries.



Saturday, April 27, 2013

BE FILM 3D CATEGORY TO SHOWCASE WORLD PREMIERES, 3D HFR 60p and 4K3D

   
NEW YORK, April 23, 2013

Continuing its tradition of groundbreaking excellence in 2D and 3D short films, the BE FILM Underground Film Festival 3D Stereoscopic category will feature several World and US premieres during its April 23-27 run in New York City.

The festival, now in its 10th year and 5th year of the 3D Category, will feature many world and U.S. premieres, as well as the debut of a 3D 60p HFR short and a 4K 3D short.











3D Short Films In Competition:

5m80 ( Animation ) Dir. Nicolas Devaux - World Premiere
ATMOSPHERE ( experimental ) Dir. Ikuo Nakamura - World Premiere
BEHIND THE SCREEN ( narrative ) Dir. Thomas Rio - US Premiere
EVERY ROSE HAS A NAME (experimental) Dir. Jeanne Guillot - World Premiere
FLAMINGO PRIDE 3D ( animation ) Dir. - Tomer Eshed - US Premiere
FORGET ME NOT ( narrative ) Dir Josephine Derobe - World Premiere
GENESIS ( experimental ) Dir. Noah Shulman - World Premiere
HORN QUEST ( narrative) Dir. Ryan Suits - World Premiere
LAPSE OF TIME ( narrative ) Dir. Celine Tricart - World Premiere
STEREOSCOPIC ADS ( specs ) Dir. Ben Dolphin - World Premiere
THE MOMMY CHAPTERS ( experimental ) Dir. Claudia Kunin - World Premiere
VERTIGE (narrative) Dir. Mathieu Brisebras & Christophe Gautry - US Premiere


Stereographers featured include:

• Josephine Derobe (Pina, Diary Of A Fridge)
• Jeanne Guillot (Amazonia, Makay, Pop’pea)
• Ryan Suits (Plasticity, De-Visions)
• Alonso Homs (The Great Gatsby)
• Ikuo Nakamura (Easter Island 3D)
• Celine Tricart (Derriere les murs, Reminicence)


Thursday, February 21, 2013

Be Film announces dates for 2013


Be Film is back, and this year their 3D category is now accepting 48fps and 60fps HFR 3D films!

I'm a big fan of Be Film, not only because they've premiered some of my own short films, but also because they were the first and remain one of the few mainstream short film festivals to play 3D films during the same screenings as 2D shorts, some of which have won Academy Awards.

Returning sponsors include Dolby Production Services and Cyclopital 3D. See the full press release below.

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BE FILM ANNOUNCES DATES FOR 2013 EDITION OF THE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL


New York, NY (Feb 21) Be Film The Underground Film Festival-BTUFF announced Its dates for its 10th Edition: April 23 -27, 2013 Opening Night Party and Screening will take place at the prestigious Dolby Screening Room on 55th St & 6th Avenue Tuesday, April 23rd at 6:00pm.

 The 10th Annual Be Film The Underground Film Festival - BTUFF, continuing its lauded reputation as "the underground film festival" by honoring extraordinary short films and drawing them the exposure and circulation they richly deserve. Recognized by MovieMaker Magazine as one of "25 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee" and praised for its "focus on forward-thinking artists," BE FILM has presented more than 1,000 short films from more than 30 countries across the globe and regularly takes full advantage of some of the best screening and social venues in New York City.

BE FILM welcomes terrific short-form works across all genres and creative forms, and it is proud to have been the first shorts festival in the world to introduce a "Stereoscopic 3D" category for filmmakers eager to stretch their craft into entirely new dimensions. Several of the festival's official selections have gone on to the highest levels of industry success and have nabbed Academy Awards, BAFTA awards, and Moliere Awards, as well as numerous additional honors. Just ask writer-director Ari Sandel, whose short musical comedy West Bank Story stole hearts at Be Film and then took home the gold on Oscar night.

BE FILM winners take home prizes-ranging in value from $500 to $5000 USD-from a slew of generous sponsors. Energized opening and closing night parties book-end the festival and re-enforce BE FILM's commitment to community, artistry, and the development of invaluable networking opportunities and relationships.

MISSION AND OBJECTIVE
Be Film The Underground Film Festival - BTUFF is a New York City forum for independent filmmakers, worldwide, and celebrates the best short-form, cinematic expressions to hit the screens.

MORE ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Dedicated to championing great films for worldwide distribution, BE FILM is proud to screen its selected shorts in some of the best venues available today, including the Disney Park Avenue Screening Room, the Dolby Screening Room, and the Crosby Screening Room.