Wallace & Gromit Come to San Francisco's Zeum; Arts & Tech Museum Invites Kids to Learn Clay Animation From Team Behind OscarNominee 'Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the WereRabbit' on Saturday, Feb. 11.

(From AScribe)

SAN FRANCISCO -- Zeum, San Francisco's innovative arts and technology museum for youth, invites kids and families for a unique behind-the-scenes peek at the making of "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit," the Academy Award-nominated clay animated film premiering on DVD Feb. 7 from DreamWorks Home Entertainment.

The special one-day-only event on Saturday, Feb. 11 will begin with a presentation in the Zeum Theater with guest Teresa Drilling, Emmy winner and key animator from "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit." After a screening of newly created documentary featurettes from the "Were-Rabbit" DVD, Teresa will answer questions from the audience, and share her experiences working on the Oscar nominated film. In the afternoon, Teresa and Zeum staff will show the first 100 lucky registrants how to build their own "Were-Rabbit" bunnies from clay, which they can bring to life in their own short films in Zeum's Animators Studio. Throughout the day Zeum will also display actual sets and characters from the movie, including Wallace & Gromit, …