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1. Selections for Cartoon Brew’s 3rd Student Animation Festival

By: Jerry Beck, on 6/13/2012
Blog: Cartoon Brew (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Student, SVA, Rhode Island School of Design, Sheridan College, Ringling College of Art and Design, Phoebe Halstead, Kingston University, Academy of Media Arts Colonge, Adam Campbell, Angie Phillips, Caroline Torres, College of Creative Studies, Elizabeth McMahill, Ellen Coons, Eric Ko, Evan Red Borja, Kyle Mowat, Noam Sussman, Nooree Kim, Philipp Artus, Uri Lotan, Shorts, Add a tag

We’re delighted to announce the selections for Cartoon Brew’s third annual Student Animation Festival. This year we topped over 200 submissions, which made programming this year’s festival a challenging task. We chose filmmakers whose work displayed confidence and maturity while being unafraid to experiment with new ideas, techniques and styles.

(A brief note: for the first time, we have multiple selections from two schools: Rhode Island School of Design and Sheridan. In particular, there are three films from Sheridan. We received a record two-dozen entries from Sheridan this year, and we appreciated the diverse range of voices coming out of there, as well as the consistently high technical proficiency of the school’s students.)

Each of the ten filmmakers below will receive $300. Further, we’re introducing a new twist this year. After all the films have debuted, we will conduct a poll where viewers can vote for their favorite film. The winner of the audience choice award will receive an additional $500.

Cartoon Brew’s Student Animation Festival is made possible by JibJab, our major sponsor for this year’s festival. JibJab has consistently demonstrated generous support for young and emerging talent, and we are proud to recognize them as the sponsor of our festival.

Once again, a hearty congratulations to this year’s selections in our Student Animation Festival. Mark your calendars: the first film will debut on Cartoon Brew on Monday, July 2.

The Ballad of Poisonberry Pete
Directed by Uri Lotan, Adam Campbell, Elizabeth McMahill
School: Ringling College of Art and Design
Country: USA (Florida)