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Animation: Contextualising Australia's Mini-Boom
2024

Animation: Contextualising Australia's Mini-Boom

Screen Conversation

Guest in attendance.

Join Ken Anderson, co-founder of Wild Child Animation, UK, Leela Varghese and Luke Jurevicius in conversation about Australia's animation mini-boom, witnessed by the production of Memoir of a Snail, Magic Beach and Lesbian Space Princess.

Runtime

75 Minutes

Pixar's Inside Out 2 had grossed $2.3 billion by 1 September. That's Hollywood for you. But Australia can be proud of its animated feature mini boom: Memoir of a Snail won the top prize at the world's most prestigious animation festival, Annecy; the first AFFIF and FilmLab animation feature Lesbian Space Princess will premiere at AFF2024; and 30 years after its publication, the classic children's book Magic Beach is now a film which had its world premiere in August at the Melbourne International Film Festival. Speakers include Ken Anderson, co-founder Wild Child Animation, UK, Leela Varghese and Luke Jurevicius (The Adventures of Figaro Pho, Horace in Slow Motion).

Film Credits

Year

2024

Type

Talk

Program Strand

Free EventsGuest in attendance & Screen Conversations

Genre

Animation & Educational

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