Animation Mentor is hosting a seminar called 'Breaking Down the Animated Shot: Live & Uncut' on June 30th in Berkeley, California. It features animators from studios such as Pixar, DreamWorks, and Tippett, who will break down shots from their animated feature films and share some of the behind-the-scenes feedback from their directors.
If you register for the event via BlenderNation, you have a chance of getting your money back as Animation Mentor is giving away one free ticket to our readers! Read on for details.
Animation Mentor writes:
Ever wish you could spend a day with professional animators and watch them break down a shot and detail each step? Well wish no more! Our friends from Pixar, DreamWorks, and Tippett will break down a couple of shots from their feature film work, discuss the challenges they faced, and share how they achieved the final results. And remember to ask lots of questions! Seating is limited — so register today!
What you get:
- Full-day session of shot breakdowns from studio pros
- Continental breakfast and boxed lunch (working lunch)
- Cool giveaways!
Registration Fee: Now $299
Animation Mentor is giving away one ticket to a BlenderNation reader. To enter, you must register and pay for Animation Mentor’s Breaking Down the Animated Shot: Live & Uncut event before 10 a.m. Pacific Time on Monday, June 18, 2012. Register through this link only.
Email to the winner will be sent out on Tuesday June 19th.
Links
- Breaking Down the Animated Shot: Live & Uncut
- Speakers
- Event Registration (Use this link if you want to register and enter for the free ticket!)
7 Comments
Wow, I sure wish I could go!!! Unfortunately, I live in Montana, not California, and I just bought a new camcorder, so it won't work out financially either. I wish the best to the winner!
I live 5 minutes from pixar, but I don't have $299! Doh! Perhaps they need volunteers to help run the event?
Is this going to be recorded?
wait they're giving away a free ticket but you have to pay first??
The way I understand it is this: you have to register and pay first, but if you win you'll get your money back. Is this correct?
Yes, that's correct. I'll re-word the text a bit to make that clearer.
$ 300 is a lot of money for just one day without any book or reference material. You can see stuff like that on youTube.