| San Diego Int'l Children's Film Festival |
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The Girl Who Cried Flowers will be screening at the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego’s beautiful Balboa Park, the home of numerous world-class museums and the San Diego Zoo. It will be a 35mm screening. We will post the details when they are released.
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| Weston Woods |
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We are thrilled to announce that Auryn has officially inked a deal with Weston Woods to distribute The Girl Who Cried Flowers to the educational and home video market. The film will be available in their fall catalog and on their website as of September. Please check back soon for the official link.
Weston Woods is a division of Scholastic. Their focus is on providing educators with the best tools to enhance positive learning. For more information about Weston Woods, please visit: http://teacher.scholastic.com/products/westonwoods/mission.htm
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| CG WORLD ASIA |
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Here we are in the special edition CG World for Siggraph Asia
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| 2009 IFFF AWARD WINNERS |
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We are honored to have been awarded Film Winner in the Short Film: Animation Category at the 2009 IFFF festival. There were some really excellent and inspiring animated shorts in the competition. The work in the student films was particularly impressive. Overall, IFFF is a refreshingly animation-centric organization involving impressive talent ranging from student work to industry legends. Animation great Phil Roman was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award, joining the ranks of Ollie Johnson, Chuck Jones, Henry Selick and Don Hahn to name just a few previous honorees. The daughters of Friz Feleng presented the animation awards.
Many thanks go to IFFF for running such a wonderful program that promotes great storytelling for family audiences and the art-form of animation. |
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| IFFF '09 |
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More good news. The Girl Who Cried Flowers is going to screened as part of the 2009 International Family Film Festival here in Los Angeles. We will post the exact screening time and date when it is published, but it should be sometime between February 24- March 1 at Raleigh Studios. www.ifffilmfest.org
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| SF BAY AREA INT'L CHILDREN'S FILM FEST |
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The Girl Who Cried Flowers has been selected for the 3rd annual San Francisco Bay Area International Children's Film Festival. The festival, which runs from Feb. 27-Mar.1 is part of WonderCon. They haven't announced the screening times yet, but we will post the schedule when it's available.
Visit www.sfchildrensfilm.org for more information on the festival. WonderCon's website is www.wondercon.org.
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| KIDSFIRST FESTIVAL- |
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The Girl Who Cried Flowers is the third of our films to be accepted into the prestigious KIDSFIRST! festival. As part of the nonprofit organization Coalition for Quality Children's Media, KIDS FIRST! rates, evaluates and endorses children's films and runs a nationwide festival. Annually, more than 600,000 kids and parents attend screenings of films selected by KIDSFIRST! in venues across the country.
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| AURYN SELECTED FOR SIGGRAPH ASIA 2008- |
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The Girl Who Cried Flowers has been accepted into the SIGGRAPH Asia festival. This is our first watercolor production and it will be screening at the conference. Details at http://www.siggraph.org/asia2008/attendees/caf/at.php
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