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| animania family festival |
Saturday May 16, 2009 at 1:30PM | The Haggin Museum
Artists bring the The Haggin Museum to life at Animania Family Festival with demonstrations and workshops that showcase different kinds of animation. Explore the low-tech magic of flip books and shadow puppets with Sean Powers. Practice bringing your cartoon ideas to the page and making a comic panel. Jagged Lines of Imagination instructors Jon Guerzon and Alexis Villanueva will be joining us as well as super science illustrator Paul Ustach, and a student artist from University of the Pacific.
The Museum is proud to welcome international animator Joaquin Baldwin, who will share some of his insights and inspirations with families during this exciting afternoon. Also on display are original animation sequences from the Haggin Museum archives created by Screen Gems Studio Producer Charles Mintz (1896-1940). These charming drawings show short scenes from a Krazy Kat cartoon called The Masque Raid and other creatures from a short called Springtime. Admission: Free to museum members; free to the public with regular admission: $5 adults; $2.50 youth 10-17 and seniors; children under 10 free with adults.
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SJIFF2 will feature 16 feature and short films that are appropriate for the whole family!
• Marcello Marcello : Opening Night Film
• Lullabye Before I Wake (teens)
• Katrina's Children
• Marta and Her Flying Grandfather
• Patsy Mink: Ahead of the Majority
• Sita Sings the Blues (teens)
• Shorts Programme 7 : Kids of All Ages
• The Young Romantic : A Portrait of Yundi Li
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