Australian International Animation Festival > Wagga Wagga 18-20 June 2007

14-15 September 2007

PROGRAM
Friday 14 September
Evening Program
Theatre Y2.05
> 5.30pm - 5.45pm
.. Welcome and Festival Opening Address
> 5.45pm - 7.00pm
.. Australian Panorama
> 7.15 - 8.30
.. International Program #1
Saturday 15 September
Matinee Program
Theatre Y2.04
> 12.00pm -1.15pm
.. Kids Program (best suited for younger kids)
> 1.30pm - 2.45pm
.. Teen Program
> 3.00pm - 4.15pm
.. SIGGRAPH Highlights 1
.. (Special Interest Group for Computer Graphics)
Room R1.06
> 3.10pm - 4.40pm
.. Master Class: “Wind Water & Flags: Creating
.. flow effects with Flash”
Theatre Y2.05
> 12.15pm -1.30pm
.. International Program #1 (repeat)
> 1.45pm - 3.00pm
.. Australian Panorama (repeat)
> 3.15pm - 4.30pm
.. SIGGRAPH Highlights 2
.. (Special Interest Group for Computer Graphics)
> 4.45pm - 6.00pm
.. International Program #2
Evening Program
Foyer
> 6.00pm - 7.00pm
.. Interlude in foyer with localworks in progress
.. screening
Theatre Y2.05
> 6.10pm - 6.50pm
.. Local Animators Forum
> 7.00pm - 8.15pm
.. Digital Program
> 8.20pm -9.35pm
.. Late Night Bizarre

TICKETS
Festival Pass and session tickets available over the counter, by phone or at the door.
In person at:
The Plaza Shop @ Goodman Plaza
Southern Cross University
Lismore Campus
By phone:
(02) 6622 2311
(credit card purchases only)

Prices
$25 Pass pre-booked,
(plus Master class $10 = $35)
$30 Pass at the Festival,
(plus Master class $10 = $40)

$10 per session ticket
$15 Master class without a pre-booked Festival ticket

Pre-book your tickets to be in the draw for a ‘Collectors Fullmetal Alchemist’ DVD

VENUE
Southern Cross University
Whitebrook Theatre (Y Block)
Military Rd, Lismore NSW
Entry via - Military Road OR Kellas Street
(Off Ballina Rd)

Admission is restricted to 18+
(except for Kids & Teen programs)

IMPORTANT: Film classification regulations do not allow us to admit any person under the age of 18 years.

Do you want to screen the AIAF tour at your venue?!

Please email the AIAF team to request further details.

International Program #2 Saturday 15 September 2007 @4.45pm Theatre Y2.05 The backbone of the annual AIAF mission! These programs are your big picture view of the international animation scene.
	Story Ville M. Nove-Josserand, P. Kraft, F. Mounie, France, 6'00 A mournful, jazz rabbit carefully lays his trusty old trumpet to rest – provoking an unpredictable but rousing response.
	Moments Of I Don't Know Meghana Bisineer, UK, 5'00 Deceptively simple, elegant hand drawn animation following the ebbs and flows of a everyday conversation.
	Songs From The Haven Of Despair Jazzmen Lee-Johnson, USA, 6'30 An easy inclusion in the program. A film that draws from a rich gallery of stencil & street art imagery with a great sound track thrown in for good measure.
	Soldier David Peros-Bonnot, Croatia, 4'30 A statue of a soldier runs amok amidst a cityscape of questions and plots.
	Rip Janette Goodey, New Zealand, 1'30 A short, elegantly animated work seamlessly entwined with an especially created - equally elegant – classical music piece.
	Without An Of Brian Bloss, USA, 3'00 An intense, visually arresting tracking shot of a desparate rush down a street – with a twist and a push at the end.
	Bows And Arrows Stephen Irwin, UK, 6'00 ‘Animated comic strip meets B Grade city crusher movie’ style. A very bad robot hits the streets. Our only hope is ….”The Fat Weevil”.
	Carnivore Reflux The People's Republic of Animation, Australia, 7'00 A delicious, juicy look into humankinds carnivorous ways.
	Postman Mischa Rozera, Holland, 1'45 Beware, the inbound nuclear PP01 is bound to some problems when it unleashes a pack of giant mutant digital dogs.
	Endangered Species Tony White, UK, 10'30 Can you imagine a world without hand drawn animation? It’s not happening but this animator definitely feels on the endangered list.
	X.Pression Laurie Thinot, France, 3'15 A visual tsunami of rich, x.treme, x.citing visual imagery – straight from the electric socket to the big screen.
	Yarn…Good Light Is Essential Reka Gacs, UK, 3'00 A thousand uses for A fascinating film showing that all an animator really needs is a single line and a really good idea.
	The Post It Prison Ricky Martin, UK, 2'00 Thousands of little ‘Post-It’ Notes were harmed in the making of this film – and the little guy trying to escape took a few hits as well.
	The Tale Of How The Blackheart Gang, South Africa, 4'30 A film of such intense, magnificent visual splendour that words fail us. A veritable cauldron of imagery from an uber animated world beneath the sea.

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