2nd Quarterly 16mm Extravaganza at the Ubisububi!

Come one, come all! to the Ubisububi room under the Thin Man Tavern! Saturday Feb 13th!

ASIFA-Colorado Presents: 16mm Cartoon Extravaganza!
February 13th Ubisububi Room, below the Thin Man Tavern
East 17th & Race Denver
5pm – 6:30pm
$5 non-members
$2 with student id
members free

Animation Enthusiasts Unite! Open to the public and everyone is invited. Come join us for this rare and fantastic screening of Vintage Saturday Morning cartoons on genuine 16 mm film. Film! And if you happen to have a gem to show, bring it along. Dig out those old dusty reels! Show your own short films even if you have to BRING THEM ON DVD. Or arrive, relax, drink a beverage and just enjoy the show!

ASIFA-Colorado is the regional arm of the International Animated Film Association headquartered in Annecy, France and was established in 2001 as a non-profit organization devoted to cultivating and promoting the art, craft, education and profession of Animation all along the Front Range. We are dedicated to connecting the general public with the awesome power, diversity, and application of animation in all media. Please join us for a night to remember!

MAA Alumni Cody Cobler Animating for a New FX Show

 

Simon's Cat!

If you've ever owned a cat, or observed one in the wild, this animated site is for you!

enjoy...

Stop Motion TV Spot: Kindle

Thanks Todd Debreceni!

Local Indie Film to have fundraiser this Saturday!

Come on out to the Bug Theatre to party with the cast and crew of a local indie kung fu film. I am working with several students and alumni to create the opening credits, a la Napolean Dynamite..but with SUSHI!

Ellen Woodbury - Disney Animator!!

I'd love to introduce to you Ellen Woodbury. She is our newest animation faculty at the Art Institute of Colorado and no less a character animator who enjoyed a thriving career at a little known studio called "Disney" :)

She now resides in Loveland and is putting on a show of her sculpture as well as pre-production art from her work on Lion King and others.

Her write up as follows:

Loveland Museum Gallery
February 27 through April 11, 2010.
"From Magic Dust to Marble Dust,"
will feature 2 of my animated scenes (one from Aladdin and one from The Lion King) along with ruffs and model sheets, gallery cels, maquettes, and thumbnails from Hercules and The Lion King. I will have a tape loop running of some of my work on a monitor along with the Disney artwork. Also featured will be my pastel life drawing and my stone sculpture.
Opening Reception March 12. from 5-6 pm
I will present a 1-hour (or so) talk on my work as an animator and how that experience has influenced my stone sculpting career. The reception will then run until 8 pm. I will also present a bouncing ball lecture on March 20 and a flipbook-making workshop on March 27.

Local Game Company NetDevil Previews its Lego Universe!

Video Games | LEGO Universe | CES 10: Walkthrough Part I

XBox 360 | Playstation 3 | Nintendo Wii

Wow...this looks fantastic. Let's keep our fingers crossed that it will be a huge hit. I love the secondary animation in gui when you are choosing your character's style of legs, torso, etc..
Great job NetDevil!