Thank you to everybody who made MinnAnim8 to great!
Here are photos of the Youth/Student animators talking about their work:
Here are photos from the Independent Animator discussion.
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MinnAnimate 6 Photos
MinnAnimate 6 is over, and it was a fun night with many great animated films and lots of great discussion. Here are some photos!
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MinnAnimate 6 is tonight!
MinnAnimate 6 is tonight! Thursday, September 14! Check out the Youth/Student program lineup at 6 pm. And Check out the Independent Animation Program at 7 pm. And read some of the Animator Bios. Also, just to let you know, Main Street in front of the St. Anthony Main Theater is under construction today, so you may want to approach the theater from the 2nd St. SE side.
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Featured on Secrets of the City
MinnAnimate 6 was featured on Secrets of the City!
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MinnAnimate 6 Youth/Student Program
This is the program that will show at 6 pm on September 14.
New Frontier
by Samantha Ballis
In the future, the only frontier left to explore is space.
Ambush
by Kai and Sam
Recycling Gone Wrong
by Elyse and Ellen
These two films were created during the IFP MN Stop Motion Animation Camp in June 2017.
Theng’s Animation
by Pao Thao Theng
SPNN youth detail their trip to Detroit and recite their bonding experiences and lessons they’ve learned from the Allied Media Conference in Detroit.
Welcome to Hell
by Henry
Matt and Ollie
by Leon
Final Project (Flower Movie)
by Vidhya H.
These three short films (and the MinnAnimate trailer) were created during the IFP MN Photoshop/Animate Camp in August 2017.
Snooze
by Jennifer Rosario
This film shows the relationship between an old dog who just wants to sleep and a baby who just wants to play.
I’m Happy – Teen Nostalgia
by Jim Belden
“I’m Happy” was produced by students in the Animation @ The Station class at CTV North Suburbs, as a culminating project for a class that explored various types of animation styles. It is an abbreviated music video for a song of the same title by teen musician Teenage Nostalgia.
Nightmare
by Joseph Dutra
A bored student experiences a frightening wake-up call.
The Love Bug
by Jennifer Rosario
Two chameleons find love through the help of a metaphoric match-making butterfly.
The Star Shepherd Parts 1 and 2
by Mary Kippley
A little girl transforms into the keeper of the stars, but grows lonely. Finding something unidentifiable floating in the distance, she goes off to investigate.
1914
by Sklyer Swender
Drawn charcoal stopmotion accounting the events of the 1914 Christmas truce from soldiers diaries and journals.
Astrodynes
by Emily Downes
A dissection of a macroscopic view of individual constitution or actualization is interpreted through symbols and abstraction. “Astrodynes” is a representation of an astrological birth chart where physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual tendencies endowed at birth are realized through animation.
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Submit!
Submit you animated short to MinnAnimate 6 by July 31, 2017. MinnAnimate features under 5 minute shorts that are made by independent, student and youth animators from Minnesota or slightly beyond. Click on the Submit button in the title bar above!
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2016 MinnAnimate Youth/Student Animation Program
This is the program that will show at 6 pm on September 8 for MinnAnimate 5.
Chicken-ception
Mission Star
The Big Bang
by students at Talahi Community School
These three stop motion animated films were created by 4th and 5th graders at Talahi Community School in St. Cloud working with COMPAS Teaching Artist John Akre.
Why? The Movie
by Jacob and Ruby
Mint Ice Cream
by Martin and Susan
These two shorts were created during the IFP Photoshop/Flash Animation Camp in August 2016.
Gerald the Gerbil
by Macario
The Cupcake
by Elizabeth and AJ
These two shorts were created during the IFP Stop Motion Animation Camp in July 2016.
Love, Fire, Home
by Raices Youth Program
La Frontera
by Yaneli, Lillibeth, Oscar, Remigio, Vicky, Marilyn
The Darkness that Brought Love
by Star, Ricardo, Jessica, Vanny, Leslie
These films were created by youth in the Raices Youth Program at Centro Tryone Guzman with Teatro del Pueblo.
6 Second Films
by SPNN Youth
This short video is a compilation of short (6 second long) pieces that were created during the 2015 SPNN Youth Intern Program. The pieces were submitted to the Minnesota Museum of American Art’s Really Short Film Festival, who asked people to submit videos about what summer looks like to them.
Cracked
by Breon Jones
This video was created as part of the #GuerrillaTeens project at SPNN, a partnership with the Guerrilla Girls and other local arts organizations. Through this project, youth participants had the opportunity to explore the problems affecting their communities and create media for a collaborative public art project.
Deadringer
by Misha Ardichvili
A young man is haunted by his dream in this live-action/rotoscope animation hybrid film.
How Does it Feel
by Noah Lawrence-Holder
A short animation exploring the complexity and erasure of black identity.
The Little Ships
by Marcie LaCerte
A visual music animation created to the tune of “The Little Ships” by Jean-Jacques Perrey. Inspired by the work of Oskar Fischinger, Norman McLaren, and Christopher Hinton.
The Sail
by Anna Taberko
A dream of falling. MCAD graduation film.
Ecdysis
by Lukas Anderson
The film Ecdysis is a visual representation of the process of moulting.
Under the Bed
by Lea Redding
A young girl hears mysterious noises in her room at night, she believes it’s just her cat, but it is so much more.
This Is It
by Adam Dargan
Everyone has their own path. A path can rush with acceleration or slow to a crawl. A path can grow large and unpredictable or small and uninteresting. Only a person on their path can change it.
The path does not care if you are invested in it. Whether you love it or hate it, praise it or ignore it. The path moves onward with or without you. You can allow the path to fly under the radar or you can examine it by finding your breath for the present moment. You are the path and the path is you.
We are often so caught up with distractions that we forget to take a breath and experience the ‘now’. Remember, This Is It.
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