Animation Nights NY Virtual Space is June 20th

Animation Nights New York logo along with screen capture from The Surrogate. Animation Nights NY Virtual Space is June 20th (released 6/15/2021) By Kimberly Burke THE STUFF OF DREAMS & NIGHTMARES is ANNY: Animation Nights New York's latest presentation scheduled for Sunday, June 20, 2021. The films in competition will be available for one day only from 11am-11pm online at ANNY Virtual Events Space. Participants are encouraged to join the VR space for mixers scheduled at 3-5pm and 8-10pm. The virtual space will be open throughout the day. Registration to attend is now open. anny.media/registration No headset required and access is available on PC/Mac/Mobile. Founded in 2015, ANNY grew out of space from their first screening of 45 attendees. Screenings have been throughout the city and during the pandemic, the virtual space was created to continue to gather for animation enthusiasts. Over the years, over 7000 films have been submitted from around the world. The exchange and community building has been a large part of the growth. Animation Night New York programs have included work by animators such as Bill Plympton, George Griffin, Joanna Quinn, John Dilworth, Signe Baumane, Michael Sullivan, Dustin Grella, Athanassios Vakalis and Tiny Inventions among others. Print this article

Animation Nights New York logo along with screen capture from The Surrogate.

Animation Nights NY Virtual Space is June 20th

(released 6/15/2021)
By Kimberly Burke

THE STUFF OF DREAMS & NIGHTMARES is ANNY: Animation Nights New York's latest presentation scheduled for Sunday, June 20, 2021.

The films in competition will be available for one day only from 11am-11pm online at ANNY Virtual Events Space.

Participants are encouraged to join the VR space for mixers scheduled at 3-5pm and 8-10pm. The virtual space will be open throughout the day.

Registration to attend is now open. anny.media/registration No headset required and access is available on PC/Mac/Mobile.

Founded in 2015, ANNY grew out of space from their first screening of 45 attendees. Screenings have been throughout the city and during the pandemic, the virtual space was created to continue to gather for animation enthusiasts.

Over the years, over 7000 films have been submitted from around the world. The exchange and community building has been a large part of the growth. Animation Night New York programs have included work by animators such as Bill Plympton, George Griffin, Joanna Quinn, John Dilworth, Signe Baumane, Michael Sullivan, Dustin Grella, Athanassios Vakalis and Tiny Inventions among others.

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