Stop Motion: Frame by Frame Animation
How to look for grants and festivals
A course by Coke Riobóo y Lourdes Villagómez , Entertainers
Joined February 2015
Joined February 2015
About the video: How to look for grants and festivals
Overview
“In this lesson we explain some considerations that you have to take into account to look for grants and participate in festivals.”
In this video lesson Coke Riobóo y Lourdes Villagómez addresses the topic: How to look for grants and festivals, which is part of the Domestika online course: Stop Motion: Frame by Frame Animation. Create your own animated film with modeling clay, sand, or cutouts.
Partial transcription of the video
“[Music] Well, we're almost at the end of the course and we wanted to leave you some final recommendations with the experience that we have had within the world of independent short film. First, when they have a project or an idea for a project How do we finance it? because we in several ways, the first of course work on commercial projects or in other projects that give us money to invest in our own movies, the second most countries they have state public funds to support the short film, Some have projects such as Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, some have projects and projects finished as is t...”
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Course summary for: Stop Motion: Frame by Frame Animation
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Coke Riobóo y Lourdes Villagómez
A course by Coke Riobóo y Lourdes Villagómez
Coke Riobóo is a musician, composer, and animator. He has directed and animated shorts, an internet series, and various commercial projects for clients such as Televisión Española, Movistar, Imagenio, and Ecoembes.
He has composed the soundtracks to numerous shorts and three feature films. In 2007, he won the Goya Award for El Viaje de Saïd (2007), and in 2017 he was once again nominated for the award for the film Made in Spain (2016).
Lourdes Villagómez is an independent animation director and producer. She studied Experimental Animation at CalArts in LA and her work has been showcased at various festivals, and in museums and galleries around the world.
She has worked on projects for clients like Fundación Telefónica and the Reina Sofía museum, and was nominated for the 2008 Ariel award for her short Síndrome de Línea Blanca (2003).
In 2008, Lourdes Villagómez and Coke Riobóo founded the L.I.A (Laboratorio de Imagen Animada), a touring workshop teaching animation around the world.
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