For now, here's an announcement from ASIFA Hollywood, courtesy of mentor Nancy Beiman. Consider your group project from last year as a possible entry to the Annie Student Awards.
- Bruno
(For more information, go to submissions.annieawards.org)
9. ANNIE AWARD FOR BEST STUDENT FILM
An Annie Award for Best Student Film shall be awarded to an animated student-produced film in recognition of creative excellence in the art of animation.
Eligibility: To be eligible to receive this award, the submitted production must beentirely the work of an individual student or team of students from an accredited post-secondary, degree granting program anywhere in the world, and must have been produced between January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015.
Faculty may advise on the production, but all work, from concept through finished film, must be the work of a student or students. ASIFA Hollywood does not allow for hands-on involvement by professionals in key positions, including but not limited to, animators, production designers, directors, producers, camera persons, editors, writers, etc.
Exceptions to this rule allow professional actors for voice work, professional composers and musicians for orchestrations, and use of professionally recorded stock music or music in the public domain.
If the filmmaker has graduated or left such a program, the film may be submitted no later than one year from the filmmaker's date of departure. If the film was completed after the date of departure, the film must remain entirely the work of students. The non-professional requisite still applies.
ASIFA-Hollywood reserves the right to disqualify from competition any entry in which professionals have had undue influence.
MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRY:
The entire production must be uploaded as a digital video file. (Acceptable formats for video files are listed on vimeo.com/help/compression). Please slate the file as instructed under Mechanical Requirements for Submissions.
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