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| Actual up-date : July / August 2002 | 3rd September 2002 : Next up-date |
| Proposal for a new organisational structure of ASIFA: |
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...by Thomas Renoldner When I accepted to run for the position of ASIFA's presidency, I declared already before the decision of the ASIFA Board, that it would be one of my main interests to modernise ASIFA's organisational structure. In the meanwhile the ASIFA Board has started to discuss the issue, I have published a letter in our printed magazine about, and there has been an Open ASIFA Meetings at ZAGREB 2002 discussing the proposal. (I do not want to call it "my proposal", because in fact the Italian ASIFA Group has made a similar proposal eight years ago, and I have discussed 'my proposal' with numerous international ASIFA people, before putting it on paper...) Facing the numerous positive reactions I think the time has come to move forward. To change ASIFA's statutes it is necessary to hold an Extraordinary General Assembly , and there we should collect at least one half of the voices of our ASIFA members. (One third would also be sufficient, but then the Assembly must be hold one day later.) In order to prepare such an Extraordinary ASIFA Assembly, I publish the actual form of my proposal at asifa.net/new.structure. I ask all ASIFA Members and ASIFA Group Presidents to initiate discussions about locally, and to give feedback. You can write to me at president@asifa.net, you can give a copy of your e-mails to ASIFA General Secretariat secretary@asifa.net, and you are invited to use our Discussion Forum, which has been installed specially for this issue. |
| You will find the report in the [ COMMUNICATION ZONE ] at | New Structure Proposal | or you can click here. |
| ASIFA.NET/RADIO started on 20th July 2002 |
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ASIFA.NET has started to offer audio-files !Actually there are three festival reports (Zagreb 2002, SIAF 2002 (Seoul), KAFF 2002 (Hungary) ), offering interviews and music recorded at a festival party. The festival preview for HOLLAND 2002 is an interview with the festival director. In the spirit of ASIFA.NET being an open platform, we invite our ASIFA Members and ASIFA Groups also here to participate and to send material to webmaster@asifa.net. And: Enjoy ASIFA.NET/RADIO ! (The link is in the left bottom corner and looks like this: |
| The 15th Society of Animation Studies Conference |
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takes place from September 26 - 29, at Brand Library & Art Center, in Glendale, California ASIFA.NET/SAS offers the newest information about the conference, including the timetable of lectures, practical informations like registration fees, information about hotels, food & travel etc. |
| You will find the article at [ S.A.S. ] (below) or you can click here. |
| Zagreb 2002 - 30 years anniversary |
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...was a big feast with many international guests and VIPs.In the Festival Report of ASIFA.NET you find: - short written reports of animation artist Martine Chartrande (Canada), festival director Simon Hong (Korea), animation artists and teacher Fernando Galrito (Portugal), and newcomer animation artist X.X. (India). - a foto gallery with many famous artists from all the world at the great Festival Lunch Party. - some funny music, performed by the Russian animators Yuri Norstein Eduard Nazarov, Mikhail Aldashin, Mikhail Tumelya, by Canadian animator Martine Chartrand and some others. |
| The article can be found in the [ FESTIVAL ZONE ] at | Reports | or you can click here. |
| Seoul International Animation Festival 2002 - Festival Report |
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Gerben Schermer, director of the Holland Animation Festival, and Otto Alder (Germany), well known animation specialist (having worked for numerous festivals) have been members of the Competition Jury at the Seoul Festival. Their report is an interview with Thomas Renoldner, and can be heard at ASIFA.NET/RADIO. |
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| KAFF 2002 - Kecskemet Animation Festival / Festival Report |
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Fernando Galrito, animation director from Portugal has attended this 3-annual animation festivals, which offers a short film competition for Hungarian films, an international feature film competition, and of course much more.....
His report is an interview with Thomas Renoldner, and can be heard at ASIFA.NET/RADIO. |
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| Trebon Animation Festival 2002 - Festival Report |
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| Igor Prassel, animation specialist from the Slovenian Cinemateque has attended the first edition of the Trebon Animation Festival in Czech Republic. |
| The article can be found in the [ FESTIVAL ZONE ] at | Reports | or you can click here. |
| HOLLAND 2002 Animation Festival |
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The Holland Animation Festival takes place from 13th - 17th November 2002. It offer a competition for applied animation, and a competition for independent animation, with the two categories "narrative" and "non-narrative" animation. The festival director Gerben Schermer has answered the questions of Thomas Renoldner. The audio file can be heard at ASIFA.NET/RADIO. |
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| Hiroshima 2002 Animation Festival |
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The Festival's Website (english version) http://www.urban.ne.jp/home/hiroanim/h2002/english/h2002_e.html has been up-dated and offers a lot of interesting material, including a complete list of all films in competition and the full time schedule. We also want to draw your attention to the following special programs: Retrospective Commemorating the 40th Anniversary Films by Paul Glabicki Brazil's First Feature-length Animation By the late Ype Nakashima who emigrated from Japan Japanese Animation An Overview of Japanese Animation Today Japan and Japanese seen through the eyes of non-Japanese. Make discoveries the Japanese might overlook. I am also very happy, that ASIFA Japan will celebrate its 20 years anniversary, and want to send my heartly congratulations. Thomas Renoldner |
| International Animation Festivals |
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