ANIDOX:EVENTS

17 – 19 June
MiradasDocs. Tenerife

Event link and APPLICATION: MiradasDoc. ANIDOX Workshop

WORKSHOP for animated documentaries – Projects in development

This second edition of the Animation Laboratory at Miradasdoc is a workshop specializing in animated documentaries, led by animation professionals, where participants can acquire all the knowledge necessary to take their projects to fruition. It will focus mainly on projects in an early stage of development and, thanks to the personalized attention that participants will receive, by the end of the process their projects will be stronger. The format will combine presentations with private tutoring.

PLACE AND DATE: Guía de Isora (Tenerife). From 17th until 19th June 2019. With the option to plan meetings with professionals of the audiovisual industry attending Miradasdoc Market on 20th and 21st of June 2019.
ORGANISED BY: MiradasDoc and ANIDOX:LAB
SCOPE: International
PROJECTS THAT CAN BE ENTERED: One-off short films/feature animated documentary films.
APPLICATIONS OPEN: 15th November. Deadline: 31st March.
WORKSHOP COST: Participation cost is 100 euros (this includes registration for the Market and accommodation in a shared room in the local town hostel). Not including travel.

GUEST TUTORS: Paul Bush, Filmmaker and ANIDOX mentor / Tonina Matamalas, Filmmaker and ANIDOX alumni

21st November 2018 // 17:00 – 19:45
Viscosi 745 Rex, Luzern

Event link: HSLU Seminar

As part of the inaugural lecture at the HSLU (The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences) on the subject of “Migration”, the animation department invites Anja Kofmel (between the front lines) and Uri Kranot (animated resistance). The event is public.

27th September 2018 // 19:30
Sal 2, Fotorama

Event link: Viborg Animation Festival 2018

Viborg Animation Festival Presents: “ANIDOX:LAB Projects 2013-2017″ – A compilation of teasers, trailers and shorts, from works-in-progress to stories of success!

SFI Filmrummet Presents: “Beyond Reality– A conversation exploring the creative power of animated documentary storytelling”

23th September 2018 // 16:30-17:30
Cinema Panora 2

Event link: SFI Filmrummet @Nordisk Panorama

Juan Pablo Libossart and Klara Grunning – moderators from Svenska Filminstitutet
In this session, we meet filmmakers who will share and discuss the creative processes and power of working with animated documentary, through three case studies (FLEE, CRAIG and THE NIGHT). The goal is to obtain a deeper insight into how to discover, realise and create images through animation when they have been lost, and how, through new artistic expression and visual voice, we can take ownership of memories and past human experiences. This conversation will also touch on the challenges of financing, presenting and producing animated documentaries.

Sci-Vi Conference 29th September 2017 // 12:30-14:00
The Animation Workshop

Event link: Sci Vi Seminar

The Animation Workshop/VIA University College (TAW) & Research Center: Visual Studies and Learning Design, Aalborg University (ViLD) invites you to a conference on science animation and visual research dissemination. Learning from state-of-the-art case-studies and ongoing research projects, we will discuss how 2D and 3D-visualisation and animation, narrative structures, and levels of temporal information can be combined in functional animation e.g. for educational or didactic purposes, or in the presentation or development of scientific material.

Turku Animation Film Festival, Finland // 23-27 August

Event link: Turku Animated Film Festival: ANIDOX:SEMINAR

Seminar: Uri Kranot presents the ANIDOX:LAB and Residency films and discusses the role of animated documentary and commentary in this age of ‘fake news’. Open both to the public and to professionals with projects!

CPH:DOX 21st March 2017 // 13:00-14:00 Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Event link: CPH:DOX x ANIDOX:SEMINAR – Animation meets documentary

At CPH:DOX, ANIDOX:LAB producer Michelle Kranot hosts a selection of projects, in various stages of development, discussing the expanding boundaries of animated documentaries. These case studies are aimed to interest and inspire creative producers, fellow filmmakers and potential collaborators:
Carla MacKinnon (UK) – Presenting Black rain. A short, poetic animated documentary about the poorly-understood condition of chronic pain, and about those who experience it. Carla is a multidisciplinary artist and researcher, working across animation, art, film and live events. www.mackinnonworks.com
Anne-Katrine Hansen (DK) – Presenting Taking Place in collaboration with HuskMitNavn. An eye-opening tour of the unseen city of Copenhagen – the artist HuskMitNavn brings playful attention to the social and political realities of urban life. Anne Katrine is a visual anthropologist and filmmaker. www.anne-katrine.com
Claudia Bille Stræde (DK) – Presenting Arret / The scar. A Short animated doc. about a young woman who tries to break the pattern of silence in her family. Claudia is a film director graduated from The Danish Film School’s animation department. www.claudiastraede.com

Nordisk Panorama 17th September 2016

Event link: Nordisk Panorama ANIDOX:MASTERCLASS – Animating real life

The Animation Workshop’s ANIDOX programme lead by Michelle and Uri Kranot is a unique opportunity to produce, develop projects and share knowledge about animated documentaries.

In 2014 celebrated documentarian Erik Gandini contacted Michelle and Uri to collaborate on the film COSMOPOLITANISM. In this case study of COSMOPOLITANISM, Uri and Erik will demonstrate the strengths and challenges of creating an animated documentary, the fruit of a collaborative creative process. Coming from very different schools of filmmaking, they will show how they managed to weave together a project based on those two approaches.

The session will be moderated by Producer Klara Grunning Harris of the Swedish film institute and will be followed by an opportunity to ask questions and discuss projects with the filmmakers and the ANIDOX team.