Animacam closes the Official Section of this 6th Edition
From the Animacam Team we would like to tell you we feel deeply grateful for the reception and receivement got by all the director, producers, distributors and, of course, the fans. It’s been a very special edition in which we’ve tried to drive technical and thematic reforms in the Officialand Parallel Sections.
We feel really happy by the great level of the films submitted in this edtition. The success of having received more than 300 films from 55 different countries is yours. Without you participating the Festival wouldn’t exist. We keep fighting for a global and independent festival open to all the animation world.
We invite you to keep enjoying our contents, both in the blog as well the Parallel Section.
Interview with Julien Dykmans
Hello everyone! This edition of Animacam may already be over, but our love of animated films lasts 365 days a year. We had the opportunity to have a little chat with Animacam’s sixth edition Audience Award winner, Julien Dykmans, director
Animacam at MAC A Coruña (II)
We continue with the programme we have prepared for this Animacam edition at the Contemporary Art Museum Gas Natural Fenosa in A Coruña. Three sessions will take place on Wednesday 25 from 6pm to 9pm. The films screened are really
Animacam at MAC A Coruña (I)
Next January 24th the screening of finalist short films of this sixth edition Animacam Online Animation Short Film Festival will take place at the Contemporary Art Museum MAC Gas Natural Fenosa of A Coruña, Spain. The exhibition includes a total
Animation is not just for kids: Rick & Morty
There is a topic that animation is an audiovisual genre mainly intended for a children’s audience, and yet throughout history there have been numerous examples that this does not have to be so. Without further afield, on today’s television, leaving
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