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Grads Win Stop Motion Prize
Wednesday November 21st 2007, 2:33 pm

trick17_pirateship.jpgA group of Classical Animation grads (and one instructor) have won Best Picture in the Trick 17 Stop Motion Contest!

The challenge, as described by the contest organizers: 30 teams compete over 3 days to write, shoot and edit a 1 to 3-minute Stop Motion Film. But wait, there’s a catch; teams will be provided with a sealed Top Secret style category, theme and Inspiration Package. With categories such as Stikfas, Claymation or Paper and themes such as Music Video, Movie Trailer and Commercial, animators will be challenged to work with familiar and unfamiliar mediums.

The VFS Classical Animation team included graduates Michelle Clement, Tzanko Tchangov, Tammy Dubinsky, Ian Milne, Choom Lam and their former Digital Ink & Paint instructor Jim Inkster (who must have the most appropriate name for an instructor ever).trick17_winners.jpg

On her blog, Michelle notes that the team was given the category of Stikfas, the medium of music video, as well as the music – a rap song.

Congrats to all the team members! You can check out the winning vid here.

And we understand congratulations are also in order for Michelle and Tzanko, who recently — and very spontaneously — tied the knot! Ahh, another great VFS result…

 
 
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[...] Thanks for peeking! Check out the film if you’re up for some randomness and laughter. And VFS also put a blurb about us on the Blog… [...]

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11.28.07 @ 4:31 pm

[...] winner of the contest was the Vancouver Film School (VFS) team. Congrats on the great results for your team, there’s nothing like a pressure cooker to [...]

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12.22.07 @ 1:29 am

Hey Everyone!
Exciting news…Trick17 Stop Motion Film Competition is returning this fall.
A date has yet to be set, but I thought i’ll give you a heads up :)
cheers
Heidi
(Producer and VFS alumni as well :)

Comment by Heidi Iro
03.18.08 @ 10:52 pm

[...] fact, they entered as Tricky 17’s defending champions, and although they didn’t take top spot this year, they did walk away with the Best Editing [...]

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11.27.08 @ 9:51 am



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