And the Academy Award Goes To . . .
It's that time of year again—the Oscars are right around the corner! Even if you don't have the time or resources to check out all of the nominated features before the big show, don't fret! For zero dollars and approximately 26:09 minutes of your time, you can catch up on the animated short nominees right from the comfort of your couch (plus have the all-important pleasure of knowing more than everyone else in the room come awards night).
And the nominees are:
Lavatory Lovestory, Russia, 2007
Oktapodi, France, 2007
Presto, US, 2008
This Way Up, UK, 2008 (link to free iTunes download page)
La Maison en Petits Cubes, Japan, 2008 (we are as yet unable to find an online video for this one—we're working on it!)
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Posted by Rachel on 1/22/2009 | 0 comments
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Art In Action
Our friends at International Arts Movement present their annual weekend gathering, IAM Encounter 2009. Come and wrestle with the deep questions of art, faith and humanity, to inspire the creative community to engage with the culture that is and to create world that ought to be. Register now!
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Posted by Armistead Booker on 1/10/2009 | 0 comments
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Uncle Vanya
Our friends at The Space Theatre present Uncle Vanya, a satirical tragic-comedy by Anton Chekhov in a modern translation by Moti Margolin and John Knauss. Come see a masterpiece of world drama in an intimate setting (December 4-20). Buy advanced tickets...
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Posted by Armistead Booker on 12/08/2008 | 0 comments
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Advent Conspiracy
Spend less. Give more. Love all. Need some ideas? Rethink Christmas.
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Posted by Armistead Booker on 12/08/2008 | 0 comments
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Mile Markers
Cory and Josh celebrate the democratic process with Vote Video Interrupted. Brad and Will talk music, waves, and family at this year's Tommy Tant Surf Fest. Eric captures the fleeting, final colors of fall. New photosets are up for Randall, Chris, Kaiti, Sean, and Colleen. Bradford is back in action with JVC's Weddings Gone Wild. Gar takes on thirty years of walk-off home runs. And Sara returns to the early 90s. Woah.
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Posted by Armistead Booker on 11/17/2008 | 0 comments
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