The UH Digital Animation Exposé (Film Day) is an annual event hosted at the University of Hertfordshire’s Weston Auditorium. Showcasing the best student films from the current academic year, this event also includes presentations from leading professionals in the animation, film and games industries. The student animated films are in heated competition for top prizes in 6 categories, one of which is awarded by audience voting.
This year promises to be the best yet. We’d like to take this opportunity to invite you to come along and see for yourself!
About the event:
The event is divided into two halves. In the morning there will be talks and presentations from industry representatives. Last year included top industry professionals from The Mill, Double Negative, Glassworks and Saddington & Baynes
2008 Event timetable (Date: Thursday 22nd May 2008):
16:30 - Break for judging
17:00 - Film Day Awards Ceremony
(Exact times may vary on the day) In the afternoon there will be a student film showcase, containing only the very best 3D animated movies from UH graduating class and second year degree students. The industry judging panel will be awarding five awards, and the audience will be able to choose the sixth award winner by voting for their favourite.
Please note that you can only book 2 seats at a time using our online system. Should you wish to book more than 2 seats, please contact the FDMX office on 01707 284740 or email info@fdmx.co.uk and we will be able to accommodate you.
For more details on this event and UH digital animation visit their website at www.h3da.co.uk
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The UH Digital Animation Exposé (Film Day) is an annual event hosted at the University of Hertfordshire’s Weston Auditorium. Showcasing the best student films from the current academic year, this event also includes presentations from leading professionals in the animation, film and games industries. The student animated films are in heated competition for top prizes in 6 categories, one of which is awarded by audience voting.
