Rooftop Films Presents: Animation Block Party (Event Over)
- When:Fri 7/24 (8PM)
- Where: Automotive High School
- Address: 50 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn , NY Map
- Cost: $9-25
Tickets for this Event
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General Admission - $9.00
No refunds. In the event of rain, show will go on indoors at the same location. Seating is first come, first served. Physical seats are limited. This means you may not get a chair. You are welcome to bring a blanket and sit picnic-style.
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Rooftop friend ($9 General Admission ticket + $6 donation) - $15.00
Did you know that Rooftop Films is a non-profit organization? Consider making this additional $6 donation with the purchase of your General Admission ticket, and help sustain Rooftop Films during these difficult times. Additional donation is not tax deductible.
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Rooftop patron ($9 General Admission ticket + $16 donation) - $25.00
Did you know that Rooftop Films is a non-profit organization? Consider making this additional $16 donation with the purchase of your General Admission ticket, and help sustain Rooftop Films during these difficult times. Additional donation is not tax deductible.
FRIDAY, JULY 24
5 Gum ® PRESENTS
ANIMATION BLOCK PARTY
Some call it punk rock, some call it grass roots, but labels aside,
NYC-based Animation Block Party is dedicated to exhibiting the
world's best independent, professional and student animated short
films.
www.animationblockparty.com
OPEN BAR AFTER PARTY FOLLOWING THE SCREENING FOR ALL IN ATTENDANCE
® | ANIMATION BLOCK PARTY | TEENGIRL FANTASY
No refunds. In the event of rain, the show will be indoors at
the same locations. Seating is first come, first served. Physical
seats are limited. This means you may not get a chair. You are
welcome to bring a blanket and picnic.
ANIMATION BLOCK PARTY
Some call it punk rock, some call it grass roots, but labels aside,
NYC based Animation Block Party is dedicated to exhibiting the
world's best independent, professional and student animation. Since
the premiere of the first official Animation Block Party film
festival on September 9th 2004, Animation Block has received over
3500 animation submissions from all ends of the earth and screened
many of the greatest animated shorts made anywhere. With a loyal
and enthusiastic fan base, Animation Block Party programs are not
merely screenings—they are exciting film events.
The 2009 Animation Block Party will run from July 24-27 starting
with an opening night at Rooftop Films at Automotive High School,
followed by three days of screenings at Bam Cinematek. The festival
will feature more than 80 films, including premieres from the
world's top animators, newfound student works and the best
professional and indie shorts of all genres.
Following the Rooftop screening on July 24th, all in attendance
will have the opportunity to meet the filmmakers and festival
organizers at the after party at Bar Matchless with beer courtesy
of Radeberger.
The Films:
Rethink Happiness
Directed by Choom, Canada
http://choomus.blogspot.com/
An ABP commissioned “green” public service announcement
from the winner of best student film at the 2008 festival.
ABP 2009 Intro
Directed by Ben Meinhardt, Canada
http://www.crazydeathmonkey.com/
This summer’s intro bumper.
Mother’s Day
Directed by David Lobser, NYC
http://www.dlobser.com/
Birth, love, betrayal, redemption, deception and rebirth –
this is the adventure of a young insect making his way through an
enticing but dangerous forest.
Puffer Girl
Directed by Joan C. Gratz, Portland
http://gratzfilm.com
The perplexing adventures of a puffer fish who pushes the
boundaries of her world.
Replacement Dog
Directed by Garrett K, NYC
A story of a girl in the city.
Juxtaposed
Directed by Alex Wager, School of Visual Arts
http://thelemonfish.blogspot.com/
A light bulb searches for his Mom.
Milbe
Directed by Karl Tebbe, Germany
http://www.karltebbe.de/
An animation about the filmmaker’s grandmother, Oma Grete,
and gigantic house dust mites that threaten to destroy world.
Pigeon Interlude
Directed by Mike Hollingsworth, CA
http://www.youtube.com/chipchipley
Red Rabbit
Directed by Egmont Mayer, Film Akademie Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
A short about the horrible double life one leads while owning a
giant rabbit.
Notebook Babies
Directed by Tony Dusko, PA
http://www.notebookbabies.com/about.htm
Rumors hurt.
Southern Exposure
Directed by Susan Chien, Massachusetts College of Art
http://susanchien.blogspot.com/
A young Chinese-American woman moves to a small rural town in the
South.
Armadillo Interlude
Directed by Mike Hollingsworth, CA
http://www.youtube.com/chipchipley
Ergo
Directed by Geza M. Toth, Hungary
http://www.kedd.net/
Two people search for harmony in different ways, tragic and
uplifting.
Hazed
Directed by Matt Hammill, Sheridan Computer Animation
http://www.matthammill.com
When cute dead birds start dropping out of the sky, a smoke-spewing
factory discovers the toxic side effects of his existence.
INTERMISSION:
Enter the Dragon
Directed by Robert DeJesus, NYC
A quickie Bruce Lee animation spoof.
Lotions 12
Directed by Matt Lee, NYC
http://mattleetoons.com/
The gang returns for a Hollywood heist sequel with Clooney, Pitt
and friends.
Craig T. Squirrel
Directed by Mike Hollingsworth, CA
http://www.youtube.com/chipchipley
Meet a squirrel that hates getting mistaken for famous actor Craig
T. Nelson.
Cooking 420 with Chef Barry
Directed by Chelsea Manifold, NYC
www.mydamnchannel.com/animationblo...
In this brand new culinary cartoon, Chef Barry loses his oregano.
Mutt
Directed by Glen Hunwick, Australia
http://www.glenart.com.au/
This is a tale about a dog and his owner Mac - a disgruntled Farmer
who barely manages to eke out a living from selling the milk of his
one dairy cow.
Horn Dog
Directed by Bill Plympton, NYC
http://www.plymptoons.com/
A lonely pooch falls victim to a bad case of puppy love.
MFA Show
Directed by Rob Bohn, NYC
http://www.theamigounit.com/
And it’s just another university art show at the Soho
gallery.
Jeremy!
Directed by Mooshe Nickerson, Savannah College of Art and Design
http://www.mooshe.net/
A short documentary about gender politics, marking the
idiosyncrasies of tween girls.
La Nostalgia del Sr. Alambre
Directed by Jonathan Ostos Yaber, Mexico City
http://sralambre.com/blog/
A shadow puppet artist, will find out what fame is all about, in a
journey that will make him decide between what he loves and what he
desires most.
Rooftop Films is a non-profit organization whose mission is to engage and inspire the diverse communities of New York City by showcasing the work of emerging filmmakers and musicians. In addition to our Summer Series – which takes place in unique outdoor venues every weekend throughout the summer – Rooftop provides grants to filmmakers, teaches media literacy and filmmaking to young people, rents low-cost equipment to artists and non-profits, and produces new independent films. At Rooftop Films, we bring the underground outdoors. For more information and updates please visit our website at www.rooftopfilms.com.
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