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Two animations created by students at SUPINFOCOM, a school in Valenciennes, France, join Pixar Animation Studio's "For the Birds" as finalists for the coveted Golden Nica award for Computer Animation/Visual Effects in Prix Ars Electronica's fifteenth annual competition. The winner will be announced September 3 in a ceremony broadcast throughout Europe.
Writes Jury member Rick Sayre, a supervising technical director at Pixar, in the jury notes, "[Overall] student work competed on an absolutely equal footing with work from big studios and commercial houses, and was in fact superior in most instances."
The finalists and 12 honorary mentions--animations, music videos, flash animations, and visual effects--were selected from more than 250 entries submitted by filmmakers in 22 countries. Not included on these pages are Perfect Storm and "Synchronicity," which were pictured earlier in CGW. The finalists will present information about their films, and all 15 winning entries will be shown during the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria, September 1 through 6. For more information, see www.aec.at/takeover/.
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