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The graduation animations from the BA (Hons) Animation Production course have a long history of being screened at festivals across the world and winning awards. On this page you can check out where the most recent screenings and winnings have happened.
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05/12/2024
Le Château Des Chats and The Man Who Loved Flowers were selected for this year’s TAF; Thessaloniki Animation Festival. The physical part of the festival took place in Thessaloniki, Greece from October 17th to 21st, while the digital part took place from October 22nd to 30th, during which, the films were accessible on TAF’s website to a limited number of registered viewers from all over the world.
https://tafestival.gr/
05/12/2024
Another batch of November screenings. Animex Screen selected 2023 graduate BA animations Mourning Sun, Nobody to Play With and Knife Point, as well as 2023 MA Animation graduate production Homodeus for screening at their 2024 edition.
Animex Screen is an international competition for animation and VFX students and invites entries in any style, genre and technique of animation. Animex Screen is part of Teesside University's Animex International Festival of Animation, VFX and Games.
All selected films were shown at the festival venues in the UK between 1st - 17th November and also in Malaysia as part of their sister festival, Animex Screen East Asia.
https://animex.tees.ac.uk/
02/12/2024
We are delighted to share that Train Ride, Madeline’s House and Himal were all selected for Linoleum Animation festival.
Back in August the Linoleum Animation Festival once again took place in Kiev, Ukraine from 4th – 8th of September. Despite the ongoing war, the festival was a live edition. Just like the previous year the festival took place at UNIT City that is 100% secure for the audience and in case of an air raid has a shelter.
Himal was screened at the Animation for Teens aged 10-12 programme, Train Ride was part of the Animation for Kids aged 7-9 programme and Madeline’s House was screened as part of the Night Shift programme.
Following the festival there were non-commercial screenings of kid’s programs in other spots around Kyiv at so-called communal cinemas. These are three small cinemas for 30-50 seats. These screenings took place between the 10th and 16th of October, and Train Ride was chosen for these extra screenings as well.
https://linoleumfest.com/en/about