Last Friday Shorts
Head slightly out of the city this Friday for Last Friday Shorts taking place at TAP/ old water works building in Southend-on-sea. The evening begins at 7.30pm with film introductions from Olivia Humphreys...
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Student Film Festival London 2012
The first London-based international film festival solely for student film. Student Film Festival is a platform for young filmmakers to showcase their work and to meet established industry professionals. Founded by enterprising young people...
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Moving Pictures
An exhibition focusing on dance animation will go online at animateprojects.org from beginning of February. Animate Projects and Portland Green Cultural Projects present a selection of films that explore the correlation between animation...
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Semiconductor win the Samsung Art+ Prize
Last night the winners of the inaugural Samsung Art+ Prize were announced, and we are delighted to report that artist duo Semiconductor were selected from a shortlist of 10 amazing digital artists to...
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Slow Action at Hepworth Wakefield
Ben Rivers will be exhibiting his award winning film, Slow Action at Hepworth Wakefield in an exhibition that explores utopian beliefs and an impending sense of apocalypse. Slow Action is a post-apocalyptic film...
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David Shrigley at Hayward Gallery
A major exhibition of the work of David Shrigley begins at the Hayward Gallery on 1 February. It covers the full range of the artist’s work, including photography, taxidermy, sculpture, painting, music and...
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The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey at BAC
Animate Projects recommends… The Paper Cinema presents live animation for adults in their up coming event The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey held at Battersea Arts Centre. Raging storms and supernatural forces prevail over one...
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Mandy McIntosh – Handmade Vs the Digital
The Animal Riot by Mandy Macintosh will be presented as part of Hors Pistes 2012, in the exhibition Le silence des bêtes, at the Pompidou Centre in Paris. Le silence des bêtes is...
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The British Student Film Festival
The British Student Film Festival is a national exhibition of student films held in numerous venues across the country including Newcastle, Bristol, Liverpool and London. The festival holds the uncompromising position that every student’s film...
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What’s your worth?
Increasingly I’m seeing more and more tweets and emails about competitions and commissions from media agencies seeking new content without the incentive of a production fee for the work. Is it enough to...
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Samsung Art+ Prize 2012
The UK’s first Samsung Art+ Prize has been set up to showcase the work of ten technologically inspired contemporary artists. The winner will be awarded a £10,000 prize, with a second prize-winner receiving...
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Syndromes and a Century Screening
BFI Southbank are showing Apitchatpong Weerasethakul’s transcendent 2006 feature Syndromes and a Century this weekend. A mysterious and beautiful masterpiece, it was the first Thai film to be selected for competition at the...
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Gary Thomas at Lighthouse
Gary Thomas, Director of Animate Projects, will be guest speaker for February for Lighthouse monthly talks series. Gary will be talking on digital art, culture, film and about the work of Animate...
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ALFF: commission opportunity
ALFF, a major new production opportunity for artists working in the moving image is now open for applications. Portland Green Cultural Projects, London’s Hayward Gallery and Film London’s FLAMIN, have announced their support...
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Ray Harryhausen’s Fantasy Scrapbook
To mark publication of Ray Harryhausen’s Fantasy Scrapbook, a hardback celebration of the work of the legendary animator, Aurum press have teamed up with the Barbican and online community Don’t Panic to launch...
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