Wednesday releases!

After a week of five new releases dedicated to Women Animating Special Week, showing and presenting works made by women animators from different countries and made in different techniques: 2D, 3D, flash, stop-motion, aimed at all public, again, we present five new animated films coming from all over the world, as we are accustomed. Different stories, different genres, different colors ... We walked together to animate the world!

Boris Cornejo from the Peruvian Cilantro Animation Studios presents Johnny the roofer, about a New Yorker executive who is tired of his routine life and decides to turn around this situation. Evgenia Gostrer from Germany participates with Waves of time: "Commemoration, reality, imagination. There are limits between these tides in our minds?". Roman Rybakiewicz participates again in Animacam, after introducing Goma, in the animation work Martians, a series for the whole family wool, with an orientation to adolescent and adult viewers.

Tunc Gencer from Turkey shows Holy Water, presented to a multitude of festivals, focusing on the gap between mind and tongue and sacred relationship between water and tongue. Finally, from Chile, Galvarino Ibaceta participates in Animacam with a commercial created for a fictitious product: Light eyes, which used a salve to avoid touareg sandstorms.

Open for change. Open for new

The Bulgarian artist Borislava Zahova - who participated in this edition of Animacam with her work Meaning, an experimental film- releases her animation Open with the philosophy: open to change, open to the new.

There is a saying "Out with the old in with the new".
How can you fill up your cup with something new unless you first empty your cup from the useless ?

Sometimes you have come to an even more radical approach. The cup has to be broken completely. When the cup is broken, there is no shape to be filled anymore. The whole existence becomes a rain from every dimension, from every direction. The movie is a peculiar expression of this catharsis.

Open for the change.

Open for the new.

The lost glove

The lost glove is an animation that tells the friendship between a dog and a girl where we learn a valuable lesson: "doing things without expecting anything in return can be very rewarding."

Justina Švambarytė was born in Vilnius -Lithuania- on September 30th in 1987. Since that day, Justina wanted to become an artist. After 22 years, she finished Vilnius College of Design and Construction and officially became a designer.

Esti mese (Bedtime Story)

Bedtime Story tell us the story about a family which love honey cake.

Romanian director Kassay Réka presents a 2D animation entitled Bedtime Story - in the original, Esti mese- has won of Piatra Festival 2009. Animations and other creative art such as Power Station or Pub Turism, this animator from Buscarest is a specialist in 2D, using different colors and with a characterization of the characters very elaborate.

Crema Suprema

As the bakers sabotage each others’ "masterpiece" cakes, it seems as though neither baker has a chance of winning. Only one cake can win.

The versatile Canadian artist Elleonora Ventura - creator, writer, animator, designer from Ventura Studio- which work (Crema Suprema) won in La Femme Film Festival and present in the Cannes Short Film Corner 2009, and tell us about a sabotage among bakers during a cooking contest.

Hallucination

Yalda Nasiri (character animator and creator from Iran) presents an animation work showing the effects of drugs: Hallucination.

Born in 1983 in Teheran ,high diploma in the field of computer software at the azad university-abhar branch, Degree in the animation course at the jahad university-karaj branch ,animator,character designer,bachlor degree in the field of 'IT' at the payame noor university-karaj branch.
She opens Animacam Special Week: Women Animating

Animacam Special Week: Women Animating

With the third anniversary of Animacam after his birth on the 23rd June of 2008, to celebrate the 2010 solstice and the recently created blog Women Animating. This special week is dedicated to women animators.

For all who share our dream of 'walking together to animate the world ", there is a new window in Animacam that comes out to honor women animators. The blog is aimed to be a mirror to watch ourselves, sharing the female “animation looking”.

Five new releases from different countries take place in Animacam's homepage from today:
Yalda Nasiri (character animator and creator from Iran) presents an animation work showing the effects of drugs: Hallucination.
The versatile Canadian artist Elleonora Ventura - creator, writer, animator, designer from Ventura Studio- which work (Crema Suprema) won in La Femme Film Festival and present in the Cannes Short Film Corner 2009, and tell us about a sabotage among bakers during a cooking contest.
Romanian director Kassay Réka presents a 2D animation entitled Bedtime Story - in the original, Esti mese- winner of Piatra Festival 2009, which tell us the adventures of a family who is very fond of honey cake.
The lost glove is an animation that tells the friendship between a dog and a girl where we learn a valuable lesson: "doing things without expecting anything in return can be very rewarding." Created and written by Justina Švambaryte, a Lithuanian woman, who, at only 22 years, has already produced two animations.
Finally, the Bulgarian-born artist Borislava Zahova - who participated in this edition of Animacam with her work Meaning, an experimental film- releases her animation Open with the philosophy: open to change, open to the new.

We'll appreciate your participation in Women Animating sending us any project from now to the past and/or any news about your developing jobs.

We wish that you like this new initiative.

Thank you very much for your support and confidence

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An art imitator

A short film about the future of an artist who is stealing the artistic style of someone else

Imitator is the new animation work by the Bulgarian artist Danny Lazarov. Recreating scenaries and downright in an unthinkable dream, the author tries to show the search for an artist through theft and plagiarism of ideas, works, thoughts and material from the rest of the guild of arts professionals.