From: Seah Hock Soon (Assoc Prof)
Sent: 2007年5月11日星期五 11:06
Subject: SSC Update 152: Animax Awards

Dear SSC members,

 

You may be interested in the Animax Awards.

 

Further information on the Awards and Animax Asia can be found on:

http://www.animaxawards.com/sg/info.html

http://www.animax-asia.com/corporate/default.asp

 

 

Regards,

Seah Hock Soon, President

ACM SIGGRAPH Singapore Chapter

Website: http://singapore.siggraph.org

Other events: http://singapore.siggraph.org/events.html

Latest updates are now archived at http://singapore.siggraph.org/archives.html

Membership application: http://singapore.siggraph.org/membership.html

 

 

TELL THE WORLD A STORY YOU WANT ANIMATED!

 

Always dreamt of creating a blockbuster animation like Howl’s Moving Castle or Death Note that will take the world by storm? Dream no more! You now have a rare and golden opportunity to tell the world a story you have longed to be made into an animation, and possibly join the ranks of iconic animators like Hayao Miyazaki and Osamu Tezuka.

 

Animax, the leading youth channel for the latest and hottest anime, has launched its debut pan-Asia scriptwriting competition, Animax Awards, for both amateurs and established artists to showcase their work and ‘break out’ on the international stage!

 

Animax Awards has been staged in Japan for five consecutive years since 2002, and has become a prestigious competition where the grand prize is coveted by many in the industry. For the very first time, Animax Awards is expanding its scope across Asia to call for talents to the animation industry.

 

The extension of the competition only means good news for aspiring animators beyond Japan. Animax Awards is now open to applicants from seven regions across Asia. The regions are Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, India, Philippines and South East Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand). Top entries from each region will enter the Finals where the grand prize winner will have his or her entry developed into an original production by a top Japanese animation studio!

 

Now keen animators have the chance to tell the stories they have been waiting to share with the world. Going on the theme, “A Story I Wish to be Animated”, contestants are free to create scripts that may be in script, novel or comic format for a 30-minute short film. They also have the option of incorporating original characters created by Animax into the scripts to form unique and creative works of art.