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Wycinanki will be shown at the 13th Kurzfilmtage Flensburg festival this April in Germany- our first international festival!

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“Wycinanki” will be shown at the 2012 Asheville International Children’s Film Festival in Asheville, NC from Nov.  2 to 11:

The Asheville International Children’s Film Festival provides culturally diverse, value-affirming cinema for ages 3 to adult. The festival uses media as a tool to achieve its  goal: to stimulate critical thinking and  promote intelligent dialogue through the introduction of passionate and provocative cinematic works.

Our vision for the Asheville International Children’s Film Festival is to create an educational visual medium for families. The festival complements the educational processes taught at schools with workshops and programs, and provides tools and material to support a visual understanding of other cultures, traditions, lives and experiences.

“Wycinanki” placed 2nd this past week at the 2012 Jalloo Festival of Animation and Games in Miramichi, NB, Canada. This is 3rd festival win so far

Jalloo exists to help promote and develop the Animation and Games industry in the Atlantic provinces.

The Annual Jalloo Festival plus a variety of activities during the year allows professionals the opportunity to network, meet new professionals just entering the industry, meet with guest speakers from all over, and take part in professional development through discussions, panels, and workshops.

“Wycinanki” will be part of the Asia Society Texas Center’s summer REDCAT Children’s Film Festival:

Curated by the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT) and Elizabeth Shepherd of Northwest Film Forum, this award-winning festival makes its Houston debut at Asia Society Texas Center.

In celebration of its seventh anniversary, the festival rolls out the red carpet for a mind-expanding collection of short film programs, each crafted with care to appeal to the next generation of movie-lovers.

Inspiring, magical works made by acclaimed filmmakers and up-and-coming auteurs alike take viewers on a celluloid ride around the globe, with enchanting programs for tiny tots, chills and thrills for adventurous older viewers, and films sure to inspire the whole family.

 

Wycinanki took home a Greenville Glory for Best Animation this weekend at the inaugural Greenville International Film Festival. GVIFF was a blast- the featured films were amazing, and I enjoyed meeting fellow filmmakers.

I had the pleasure of attending with my Wyc partner, Cory Buckley, and fellow Clemson Digital Production Arts students. I hope to come back next year!

 

“Wycinanki” will be shown alongside work by other local artists at the 2012 Video, Photo, and Art Expo and Main Street Deli & Coffee house in Central, SC on April 21st.

 

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