Call for papers open for the 31st SAS Conference in Lisbon (17-21 Jun 2019).

Aesthetic Interferences: The Stop-Motion Technique in the Animation Narrative book project has opened for Indiegogo crowdfunding support.

KCL University professor  Christopher Holliday argues computer animated films constitute a genre in their own right in his new book The Computer-Animated Film: Industry, Style and Genre.

ASIFA-Hollywood and the Animation Educators Forum (AEF)  announced  the scholarship winners for academic year 2018-2019.

Estonian animator and scholar Ülo Pikkov successfully defended his PhD thesis on Eastern European Animation.

Paul Wells head the international programme of the 5th Animafest Scanner Symposium (5-6/6) at the 2018 Animafest Zagreb festival.

Tomm Moore, Olivier Cotte, József Fülöp, Nikita Diakur, József Fülöp and Olga Bobrowska among the speakers of the 8th international  Vienna symposium Under the Radar.

Susana de Sousa Dias, Joan Fontcuberta, José Miguel Ribeiro will lead the one-day Lisbon symposium (27 June) will explore provocative approaches to the factual through animated filmmaking.

The edited book by Stefanie Van de Peer won the award for best edited book from the British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies.

Ülo Pikkov to deliver the keynote address of the ITFS / SAS/ FMX academic symposium.

Non-Fiction Animation: Narrative Imagination and the Translation of Reality Symposium opens  Call for Papers.

The first publication focusing on student scholarship in experimental animation studies has been launched, and invites call for papers.