A huge round of applause should go out to Aubry Mintz 24 HOURS contest creator, Director School of Art, California State University Long Beach, for creating and organizing this amazing event."Īccording to the 24 Hours Animation Challenge Facebook page, "This contest teaches our students much about working together, meeting deadlines and making creative decisions under pressure. Students collaborated, shared responsibilities, supported, and inspired one another to do their best.Ĭongratulations. All the teams worked so well together and had fun doing it. Applying this process results in high-quality work. They've practiced the creative process and applied their knowledge of concept ideation, design principles, animation principles for effective storytelling. Their courses have prepared them to be able to creatively problem-solve any design or animation issues that could arise. The thing that impressed me the most was their sense of confidence that they could handle the challenge. They are then are judged by industry artists.Įd Cheetham, Department Head for Ringling College Motion Design says, "The faculty in the Department of Motion Design is so proud of our students. Teams work from their home school and submit a YouTube link of their films before the deadline. This year, the films had to depict a strong point of view educating an audience about the need to have empathy and to animate an experience that will help convey to the audience what it is really like to speak their truth. Now in its 16th year, the 24 Hours Animation Contest for Students challenges its participants to create a 30-second film based on a given theme in a designated 24-hour period.
Last year, the students came in 2nd place. This year the Ringling College brought four teams to the Challenge. Third Place - THE ANI-MATES - Livia Lenhoff, Zoë Miolla, Paul Detling, Andrés Guerrero, and Mitchell Blass.Second Place - BRING THE GLUE - Zac Miller, Doug Alberts, Noah Selbitschka, Lauren Cash, and Zach Hartman.First Place - HIBAJI - Haeri Cho, Jerry Jaimes, Beatriz Correia Lima, Ioana Oprescu, and Jingyun Zhou.The student teams competed against 219 teams from 49 schools (that's 1095 students) from 9 countries (Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, USA, Thailand, Czech Republic, Germany, and the UK).
12, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Ringling College of Art and Design students just won first, second, and third places in the 24 Hours International Animation Challenge.
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