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Fredrikstad Animation Festival

24 October - 27 October 2024


Contact: Anders Narverud Moen

E-mail: mail@animationfestival.no

Phone: -

Address: Nygaardsgata 33A
Fredrikstad
1605
Norway

Festival website

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  • Submission Info

Fredrikstad Animation Festival is the leading festival for animated film in the Nordic region, dating back to 1994 and the festival Animerte Dager in Oslo, Norway. The annual festival now takes place each October in the town of Fredrikstad, outside of Oslo. One of the cornerstones of the festival is the Nordic-Baltic animated short film competition. The festival is a professional arena for the animation industry, as well as an important event for students and educational institutions within animation, graphic design and digital media production. Each year, top animation industry professionals hold seminars and lectures, and the festival has previously hosted guests from famous studios such as Pixar, Disney and Aardman.

Year established: 1994

Is this festival exclusively animation?: Yes - this is exclusively an animation festival

Is there a marketplace at this festival?: No

Physical event or online?: Physical & Online Festival


Submission deadline:
17 June 2024

Entry fee:
FREE! There is no charge for this festival

Categories:

  • Audience Award(s)
  • Best Animated Feature
  • Best Animated Short
  • Best Animated Short (for Children)
  • Best Animated Short (Student / Graduation Film)
  • Best Commissioned Film
  • Best Nordic-Baltic Short Film
  • Best Nordic-Baltic Feature Film
  • Best Nordic-Baltic Student Film
  • Best Nordic-Baltic Commissioned Film
  • Best Nordic-Baltic Children's Film
  • Best Nordic-Baltic Young Audience Film

Submission methods:

  • FilmFreeway

Requirements:
- The director of the film must be a citizen of the Nordic and Baltic countries, or the country of origin of the film must be a Nordic or Baltic country. The Nordic-Baltic countries are defined as Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.
- Any frame by frame or computer assisted film or video may be entered.
- Maximum running time: 30 minutes.
- A film cannot enter the competition twice.
- A film cannot enter the competition in several categories.
- The film’s producer is liable for all copyrighted material included in the film. FAF will not accept responsibility for material published or screened without the proper authorization of the materials copyright holder.


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