The Cherry Garden at Ham House, Surrey © NTPL/John Hammond Press release: 28 September 2011 Elizabeth Dysart, Garden Designer: artist’s commission and workshops Animate Projects is delighted to announce that Carolina Melis has...
Read More →The Online Film Fund is for experimental videos, short documentary and fiction films with an exciting concept and visual treatment for an online audience. Successful applicants receive a production budget of £400, access to...
Read More →This Months Animator on Animator is focusing upon Edwin Rostron. Edwin Rostron is an artist currently based in London. He was born in Doncaster in 1977 and grew up in Newcastle Upon Tyne....
Read More →DARK is the next exhibition at CoExist Galleries, TAP in Southend-On-Sea. It presents five time-based installations in the unusual space of CoExist Galleries, each representing a different way of working with film and video,...
Read More →September is Shooting People’s Animation Takeover month! Matt Groening the man behind The Simpsons and Futurama, will this month be judging Shooting People’s Film of the Month competition in September 2011. For Shooting...
Read More →Image: test image for Bradley Manning Had Secrets © Adam Butcher Animate Projects, with support from the Jerwood Charitable Foundation, is pleased to announce that Adam Butcher, Lizzie Hughes, James Lowne and Matilda...
Read More →This year’s Alpha-ville Symposium on Post Digital Culture addresses the transition from a digital to a post-digital culture, that looks beneath technology at how human behaviours such as collaboration, participation and interaction have...
Read More →Call for Entries: Short Film and Short Animation Awards Entries are now being accepted for the Short Film and Short Animation categories at the Orange British Academy Film Awards, 2012. The Academy’s...
Read More →Our September artist of the month is Yuka Takeda with her beautifully drawn animation White Hair (2011). Yuka Takeda studied film and printmaking at University of Colorado, Boulder. Her MA graduation film was selected...
Read More →If you’re a writer that wants to explore this ever evolving medium; if you want to be a part of a booming sector of the industry or if you’re simply looking for new...
Read More →Animate Projects are film competition media partners to Alpha-ville 2011: International Festival of Post-digital Culture. Alpha-ville festival explores the intersection between art, technology and society and for this edition they are collaborating with...
Read More →On judging duty at this year’s LIAF festival, I was charged with watching almost one hundred animations screening in the International Competitions. I witnessed a wide range of techniques and tales, with many...
Read More →The Cross-Media Forum has a worldwide reputation for being the place to meet the international pioneers who are consistently pushing boundaries to bring about new business practices and new creative methods for working in film...
Read More →Situated in the Permanent Gallery window, Katy Connor’s new work Pure Flow 2.0 is a large-scale projection and a smartphone app. It generates live, moving imagery and sound from the data flows running between a...
Read More →In her extraordinary debut feature British artist Gillian Wearing poses pressing questions about individual identity and the way it functions in society as a daily performance. Mostly using the Method acting...
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