Chaniartoon travels to one of the most famous animation festivals in the world, the Annecy in France.
In the festival "Traffic jam in the universe" makes its international Premiere, among 1000 films from all over the world.
"Traffic jam in the universe" is the first greek Music Virtual Reality Animation.
It is from a song of the group "The Halicuti Band" from Chania, from the cd "Simata"
The animation will make its greek premiere in Chaniartoon 2020 (11-20 September 2020), where visitors can see the stereoscopic animation, of 360o, with special Virtual Reality Masks. Until then you can hear the music track from the official youtube channel of the group.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Submissions are now open for 4th Chaniartoon - International Comic & Animation Festival 2020 !
4th Annual ChaniaToon ChaniaToon 2020 International Comic & Animation Festival invites you to participate in our 11-20 September 2020 exhibition in Chania, Crete.
Our theme this year is: “Chania and…?” And the NUMBER ONE answer is: YOUR answer! Participants should submit original art: cartoon, strip, comic, caricature or anything creative that answers the question, “Chania and…?”
Art can be mainstream, extreme, or even surreal - ALL authentic "answers" are correct! Submissions should be A3 in dimension, from 1 to 3 pages. Artists that participate in the exhibition will be given priority for available seating in Artists Alley.
Deadline for submissions is 1 June, 2020. Selected artists will be announced later In June.
Good luck and see you there!
The last 3days of the Festival, 18-20 September, Artist Alley will take place, where artists will be in the festival with their artworks.
Register for Artist Alley here:
For firth time, in the 4th Chaniartoon, there will be the Chaniartoon Comic Awards, in the categories of best comic, best self-publishing, best internet comic, best illustration, best script, best cover
For participation click here :
Chaniartoon - International Comic & Animation Festival is in the map of the European Comics Festivals.
