Monday, June 26, 2006
Saturday, June 24, 2006
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Internship!
Hey there, folks!
I juts got this email from Signe Baumane. She's a big wheel in the independent animation community around here - I think it could be a fun and educational experience to be her intern!
-Fran
I am looking for an intern to help me with my new animated film "Birth" -
to scan in drawings, to assemble them in Photoshop and then to open them in Aftereffects.
Some computer skills are required, but not to excess -
I promise to teach those 2 -3 animation tricks I know
and maybe we can learn together?
The internship can start any time from today - and
it could be maybe 5 or more hours a week?
In return I promise free lunch, invitations to free screenings, nice parties and introduction to animation world the way I know it..
and YES - a very generous credit !!
If you know anyone who might be interested, please, pass it on !!!
My phone number is
212 577 0383
my email
signe69@earthlink.net
www.signebaumane.com
I can't wait to hear from you!
Signe
CAL ARTS at MOMA, Saturday, June 24, 2:00PM: PIXAR class
I thought I would give another update on the CAL ARTS shows at the Museum of Modern Art.
This Saturday, they will be screening student work by the (years later to be) boys at Pixar. It runs for about an hour, and features student work by John Lasseter (see previous post), Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, and Joe Ranft (never forgotten).
It starts at 2:00PM. If anybody is interested in this, even though its relatively short, please respond.
(Sorry if these posts get a little annoying. I do apologize).
In the meantime, I just thought I'd post a video for fun. Since we're on the subject of voice overs (below), I thought I might post this. I already did a while back, but the link was lost. Enjoy.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Look what I found
Yes it may be old news, but I was on google and i typed in " Pratt Animation" thought it was interesting, maybe we can start some sort of partership with the company to get some more stuff?
Full Article Here
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
TOMORROWLAND: CalArts at MOMA, this weekend!
For those of you who don't know, there has been something going on at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) recently.
They are celebrating Cal Arts's film and animation program. And during the course of the summer, they will be holding screenings of the student work by its most famous alumni. In fact, one of the screenings (coming June 24) is the student work of the boys over at PIXAR.
Here's a taste of what will be shown:
This weekend, they will be screening the work of the graduates from the 1980's. Among them are David Daniels (strata-cut inventor) and Chris Sanders (LILO AND STITCH master). For a complete list, check the site:
http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/film_media/2006/CalArts.html
This weekend, Animation and Experimentation: The 1980s.
Sunday, June 18, 1:00 PM.
I don't know how fast they will sell, but I am going to try and get there early enough for the screening tickets. Is anybody interested in going with me? Please post a response.
Go Long, Dash.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
brainfoooood
Ok, this guy needs to battle something... so get creative and draw/sculpt/pixelate/digitize a worthy opponent. Scroll down a bit for further inspiration.
Thursday, June 08, 2006
HEY GUYS!
Tomorrow night we will be going to the Court Street Theater to see Cars!
how to get tickets? BUY THEM HERE
Make sure you get tickets for the 8:05 show.
See you there!
Monday, June 05, 2006
At Annecy
Hey Plummer, I just ran into someone named "Dawn Rivera-Ernster" in line for the student animation screening this morning, I guess she's from Disney and said you applied for your internship. I didn't tell her that you still need to finish your 40 second.
Also, Tim Burton is here. I'll try to get a lock of his hair for Alisa.
Saturday, June 03, 2006
PIXAR DOCUMENTARY ~ TONIGHT ON ABC, 8:00 PM.
Thank God I found this article just in time. It was posted on the Luxo Blog. ABC will be showing TOY STORY tonight, and will be followed at 8:00 PM by a documentary on Pixar, produced by Leslie Iwerks, grand-daughter of Ub Iwerks. Here is a link.
http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hill/archive/2006/06/02/2717.aspx
I don't have any blank tapes. If this is any good, it would be nice is somebody tapes it. Hope everybody reads this is time. Catch you later.
Emmett
Friday, June 02, 2006
Viva Kneivel
Okay, if I haven't asked you already:
Who would win in a Battle Royale:
Ninjas
Pirates
Zombies
Robots
When I get tired of asking random people who would win, I'll tally the scores to find out the winner. With the outcome decided, the animation can begin... maybe. The other idea that popped into my head is that as many who would like to could animate a shot each. or several, and they could all be edited together. Just brainstorming at this point. Could be nothing ever happens with it. Input?