Category Archives: Past Events

Sound Advice – An in-depth session

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Sound AdviceSpeaker: Dhiman Sengupta
Date: 7th January 2012
Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Venue: MES Auditorium, 131, Mayur Colony, Opposite Jog School, Kothrud, Pune

Program:
Following the tremendous response we got for Dhiman Sengupta’s ‘Introduction to Sound Design for Animation’ during Anifest India 2011, we are happy to announce an in-depth, full day session, this time in Pune on 7th January, 2012.

If you missed the intro at AI 2011, here is your chance to learn in detail about sound design principles including components of sound, types of film sound and the history of sound in animation.

Dhiman will be presenting literal and non-literal sounds, imagination in sound design, the role of music in animation and foley, and much more.

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Passion for Animation – Making of an Oscar Winner

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Speaker: Penny Verbe (Passion Pictures)
Date: 12th November 2011
Time: 10 am to 1 pm
Venue: Kuvempu Kalakshetra, V V Puram, Next to Kempe Gowda Hospital, Bengaluru

At ANIFEST INDIA 2011, we held a special screening of the Academy Award winning animated short film – “The Lost Thing”, a 15 minute animated short film based on the highly acclaimed picture book by the same name by multi award winning author and illustrator, Shaun Tan. Join us as co-director Andrew Ruhemann takes us behind the scenes of the brilliant film.

Andrew Ruhemann is the owner and executive producer of Passion Pictures, which he established in 1987 as a production company supplying animation and special effects.  Previously he worked as a producer at the Richard Williams Studio, makers of the award winning animation for the feature film “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” (dir. Robert Zemeckis)  Andrew travels all over the world for the company searching for new talent and developing new markets for Passion Pictures’ work.

In 2011 Andrew made his directorial debut with an animated film entitled The Lost Thing which he co-directed with Shaun Tan, the Australian author of the book from which the film was adapted. Produced by Sophie Byrne at Passion Australia in Melbourne, The Lost Thing was produced in association with Screen Australia and was released in 2010.  The film won an Oscar for Best Short Animation in 2011, in addition to countless other awards at film festivals worldwide.

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