The Animation Show Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

The Animation Show is a touring festival of animated shorts that kicked off in fall 2003, created and programmed by award-winning animators Mike Judge and Don Hertzfeldt.

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1 History 2 Featured Shorts 3 External Links

History

The first year's tour went to a total of eight countries, and featured the presences of the producers (Mike and Don) and several exclusive and award-winning animated shorts. The animation displayed samples "everything from forgotten classics to the very latest in computer animation" (from the official website). The tour ended with a DVD release, entitled "The Animation Show, Volume One" (order from Amazon.com or AnimationShow.com)

Featured Shorts

• "Aria" by Pjotr Sapegin
• "Bathtime in Clerkenwell" by Alex Budovsky
• "Billy's Balloon" by Don Hertzfeldt
• "Brother" by Adam Elliot
• "Katedra" (The Cathedral) by Tomek Baginski
• "Cousin" by Adam Elliot
• "Das Rad" (The Rocks) by Chris Stenner, Arvid Uibel, and Heidi Wittlinger
• "Fifty Percent Gray" by Ruairi Robinson
• "La Course A L'Abime" by Georges Schwizgebel
• "Moving Illustrations of Machines" by Jeremy Solterbeck
• '''"Atama Yama" (Mt. Head) by Koji Yamamura
• "Parking" by Bill Plympton
• "Early Pencil Tests and Other Experiments" by Mike Judge
• "The Adventures of Ricardo" by Corky Quakenbush
• "Trilogy" by Don Hertzfeldt
• "Uncle" by Adam Elliot

(Bold shorts are Academy Award nominated shorts)

External Links

• Official Site
• Official Schedule
• DVD Order Page on AnimationShow.com
• DVD Order Page on Amazon.com
• Bitter Films, home of Don Hertzfeldt

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