If you have an interest in Artist books then you should consider visiting the Turner House Gallery in Penarth on Saturday the 15th November.
The event puts you in touch with Artists creating hand made books, monographs, magazines and ‘zines.
This looks to be a nice event where you look at Artist books, hopefully buy some, talk to the artists and have a nice cup of coffee (Turner House Gallery does make good coffee).
If you need more details take at look at: http://www.ffotogallery.org
If you like Horror films then you want to visit Aberystwyth between November the 12th and 16th as this beautiful coastal town playing host to the Abertoir horror festival. Located in the Aberstwyth Arts Centre Abertoir looks like being a packed event. I’ve been looking at the web site and there is a great schedule of events planned. Including (and this is the one that caught my eye) a short Horror film competition with a £500 first prize. Abertoir isn’t just about celebrating horror - it wants to bring on the next generation of horror writers and film makers.
If this has wetted your appetite take a look at: http://www.abertoir.co.uk/
And yes - I like the name - horror should have a sense of humour
Meet 100 artists as they exhibit work in their homes and studios.
It’s a nice idea and here’s how it works. Between 28th and 30th of November 2008 100 artists at a number of private addresses in Bristol. For two days you can visit and view their works. Its a great concept - one that gets artists and public all interacting. Its also a good chance to explore Bristol.
This is the second year of the Arts Trail.
For more information visit: http://www.northbristolartists.org.uk
It’s nearly time for the 9th Swansea Animation Day; due to be held this year between November 24th and 28th. This year SAND will continue highlight the use of CGI the world. Looking at everything from Innovative Film Making to computer games.
The price of a conference pass is also pretty good, making Sand very accessible.
To really get into the details of SAND 2008 click here.
Animation and new technology needs you
Coming next week - on October 22nd and 23rd is the Power to the Pixel London Forum
It brings together a number of film makers who are working to change the way that film is financed, created, distributed and marketed. This is the place to go if you want ideas on working with film and Audio Visual Media in an interesting an innovative way.
This forum includes:
- workshop and information sessions
- meetings with the experts
- receptions
- cross-media project forum
- screenings
- think tank discussion group
Speakers for the forum are:
- YOMI AYENI, Creative Director, Expanding Universe
- MARK BOYD, Head of Creative Content, Bartle Bogle Hegarty
- PETER BUCKINGHAM, Head of Distribution & Exhibition, UK Film Council
- ANDRE BURGESS, Managing Director, Crucible Media
- MANUEL CRISTOBAL, Award-winning Producer, Perro Verde Films
- ARIN CRUMLEY, Award-winning Filmmaker
- CHRISTY DENA, Cross-media Specialist
- JAMIE DENHAM, Managing Director, Sliced Bread Animation
- ADAM ERLEBACHER, Co-Founder, PlaceVine
- BEN GRASS, Producer & Managing Director, Pure Grass Films
- MICHAEL GUBBINS, Editor, Screen International
- MATT HANSON, Film Futurist, Writer and Filmmaker
- ALEX JOHNSON, Digital Strategist and Experience Planner
- JAMIE KING, Filmmaker and Digital Rights Activist
- JON KINGSBURY, Director, Creative Economy Innovation Programme at NESTA
- ALEX KUMMERMAN, CEO, Clicmobile
- CARMEL LANDY, Managing Director, Expanding Universe
- FABIO LIMA, Founder and CEO, MovieMobz and Rain Networks
- INMACULADA MARTINEZ, Digital Media Strategist
- RICHARD MORRIS, Director of Video & TV, Player X
- BRIAN NEWMAN, President, Tribeca Film Institute
- SARA POLLACK, Manager Film & Animation, YouTube
- GREGOR PRYOR, Digital Media Legal Expert, Reed Smith
- EMILY RENSHAW-SMITH, Director, Viewer Created Content, Current TV,
- DANAE RINGELMANN, Co-Founder, IndieGoGo
- LIZ ROSENTHAL, Founder & Director, Power to the Pixel
- SLAVA RUBIN, Co-Founder, IndieGoGo
- M DOT STRANGE, Award-winning Filmmaker
- TIMO VUORENSOLA, Filmmaker and Internet Pioneer
- LANCE WEILER, Award-winning Filmmaker and Digital Innovator
- CAY WESNIGK, Founder, OnlineFilm
- SASKIA WILSON-BROWN, Head of Filmmaker Outreach, Current TV
To get more details - including the day by day programme, venue contact details visit:
http://powertothepixel.com/category/london-forum-2008/home
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