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The 2003 Vincent T. Slavin Student Film and Video Festival Sponsored by SMPTE & RAVA Student filmmakers, videographers, animators and restorers are invited to submit their original works.
Winners:
Fiction Category:
First: "Colorforms"
(Eva Saks), running 8:00, Eva Saks is finishing her NYU thesis film project, a trio of 35mm
shorts about New York City, which includes COLORFORMS and CONFECTION, and will
conclude with DATE, a short about September 11. Winner of a Student Academy Award last year for her film
FAMILY VALUES (which screened at Sundance, Telluride, and around the world), she
is working on a feature length comedy. Eva
sends her thanks to parents, Kodak, cast, and crew! Second: "Atomic Pizzazz" (John Waterman & Matt Hoesterey), running 4:00 John, Matt, and Mark are currently students at the
Rochester Institute of Technology's Film and Animation school, BFA degree
program. Their film "Atomic Pizzazz" was a final project for
their Freshman Film/Video Production III class.
Non-Fiction Category:
First: "Finding Happiness" (Raeanne
J. Wright), running 30:00 After graduating last May from RIT’s School of Film and Animation program, Raeanne spent the summer working as the Head of Video at Long Lake Camp for the Arts in the Adirondacks. She is currently working at Sports and Special Event Video in Henrietta doing freelance videography and editing. In December Raeanne will be moving to London, England for six months in hopes of getting into the British documentary scene. Second: "A Short Film about Tall
People" (Paul Grimes), running 7:00
Animation Category:First: "Proper
Urinal Etiquette" (Kurt Nellis), running 3:30 Kurt graduated from RIT’s
MFA program in computer animation in May 2003. He is currently working in
the San Francisco Bay Area. Kurt has just finished work on The Matrix:
Revolution as a layout animator.
Currently in her second year in the School of Film and Animation at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Kimberly is taking a couple of classes to learn 3D animation. Kimberly also enjoys running on the RIT Cross-country team, drawing storyboards for the senior thesis project “The Schooling of Peter Fledge”, and volunteering for the Film/Video/Animation Student Association (FVASA).
Experimental Category:
Animator Keum-Taek Jung was born in Korea. He is currently a graduate student concentrating on computer animation at Rochester Institute of Technology. He earned a B.F.A. in visual communication from Iowa State University where his studies included painting, illustration, color and calligraphy. He is interested in the abstraction and transformation of symbols with 3D computer animation.
A former intellectual property and public interest lawyer, Barry has taught film and video production at the New York Film Academy, and is currently a graduate assistant at New York University Film School (Tisch), where he is earning an MFA, editing his narrative short "Williamsburg" (a futuristic western set in Brooklyn) and in pre-production on his first feature, "Side Effects". ------------------------------------------------------
Kodak Certificates for the following:
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