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Animahenasyon
LocationPhilippines
Established2007
Hosted byAnimation Council of the Philippines
LanguageEnglish, Filipino
Websitewww.animahenasyon.com

Animahenasyon is an annual animation festival and competition held in the Philippines.[1] Organized by the Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI), the festival features the animated works of veteran and novice Filipino animators.[1] Apart from the competition, the festival holds classes, seminars, workshops, and exhibits related to the animation profession. It has the aim of harvesting the talent and creativity of Filipino cartoonists and animators. It is considered as an annual celebration of the animation industry in the Philippines.[2]

Etymology

The name "Animahenasyon" is the product after combining the Filipino-language words for "animation" and "imagination", namely animasyon and imahenasyon (also spelled as imahinasyon) respectively. In English, the wordplay would result to "animagination". The message of the term Animahenasyon indicated the goal of the Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. to portray the image of the Philippines as a "nation of animators" internationally.[2]

Purpose

In general, the aim of the Animahenasyon as a flagship project of the Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. is for the Philippine animation festival to serve as a venue for Filipino animators in showcasing their ideas, and to be able to meet established animators in the industry and become inspired by them. Another goal is to create a larger window of exposure of and awareness about the Filipino animation industry, including the industry’s contribution to the international entertainment field. Animahenasyon taps on locally produced animation materials and content that can be promoted and marketed both within the Philippines and internationally.[3] In an effort to build an audience, awareness and development of original contents, ACPI organizes its flagship project Animahenasyon with the following additional objectives: to encourage potential animators to explore the opportunities available in the industry; to provide a location for exchanging ideas and possible business opportunities among animators, producers, and supporters of the industry; and to hold forums that will discuss and set the direction for the development of the industry.[2]

Composition

The major parts of the Animahenasyon is the granting of the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Outstanding Emerging Artist in Animation Award. The screening of animated works for both amateur and professional divisions included different running time categories, namely the 1 to 5 minutes run, the 6 to 20 minutes run, the 21 to 60 minutes run, and finally the 60 minutes run – also known as full-animated feature. Other categories included the presentation of music videos, title sequences, public information, demonstration reels, and television series. For the exhibitions, the categories are full-length animation, special citation, and the presentation of past Animahenasyon winners.[3]

Lifetime achievement awardees

In 2007, the Lifetime Achievement award was given to Filipino cartoonist, Larry Alcala.[4] 2008, Severino "Nonoy" Marcelo, a Filipno cartoonist, 2009, Jose Zabala Santos also a cartoonist, 2010, the Lifetime Achievement award is for Roxlee, a cartoonist and filmmaker from Naga City,[5] and last year's Geirry Garrcia, a cartoonist and animator for 2011 Lifetime Achievement Awardee.

Festivals

Festival Dates Venue
Animahensyon 2007: 1st Philippine Animation Festival 21–25 November 2007 IndieSine, Robinsons Galleria
Animahensyon 2008: 2nd Philippine Animation Festival 12–16 November 2008 De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde
Animahensyon 2009: 3rd Philippine Animation Festival 25–28 November 2009 Gateway Mall (Araneta Center)
Animahensyon 2010: 4th Philippine Animation Festival 23–25 November 2010 Ateneo de Naga University
Animahensyon 2011: 5th Philippine Animation Festival 22–25 November 2011 Eastwood City
Animahensyon 2012: 6th Philippine Animation Festival 26–29 November 2012 De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde
Animahensyon 2013: 7th Philippine Animation Festival 19–22 November 2013 West Visayas State University, Iloilo City
Animahensyon 2014: 8th Philippine Animation Festival 25–28 November 2014 iAcademy
Animahensyon 2015: 9th Philippine Animation Festival 15–16 October 2015 SM Aura Premier
Animahensyon 2016: 10th Philippine Animation Festival 22–24 November 2016 SM Aura Premier
Animahensyon 2017: 11th Philippine Animation Festival 9–12, 17–19 November 2017 SM Aura Premier, Cultural Center of the Philippines
Animahensyon 2018: 12th Philippine Animation Festival 9–10 November 2018 SM Aura Premier
Animahensyon 2019: 13th Philippine Animation Festival 8 November 2019 SM Aura Premier

Animahenasyon Finalists and Awards

Animahenasyon 2010 Winners

Title Director/s Category
Smog Jerome Alcordo A (1-5 minutes, Professional)
Mga Damgo (Dreams) Remton Zuasola B (6-20 minutes, Professional)
Kapitan Torpe Antonio Jose Cadiz D (full-length, Professional)
When Alma Died Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan H (1-5 minutes, Student)
Close-Up TVC Macelo Munoz L (Title Sequences, OBB, Infomercials, TVC's, Demo Reels 30 sec. to 1 minute, Student)
The Mystery of the 24th Julian Santiago I (6-20 minutes, Student)
Upuan Maureen Romero K (Music Videos, Student)
Mga Damgo (Dreams) Remton Zuasola Hero TV's Choice Award
Close-Up TVC Macelo Munoz Audience Choice
Roxlee Lifetime Achievement Award
When Alma Died Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan Grand Prize

Animahenasyon 2016 Winners

Title Director/s Awards
Passage of Life Renz Vincemark Cruz, Hannah Daryl Gayapa
  • Public Choice Award
  • Best Regional Entry
Hinagunoy sa Goryon Karl Derick Sia
  • Hero TV's Choice Award
  • Best Student Animation
Strings Rafael Daniel G. Evangelista V
  • Best in Narrative
  • Best Production Design
  • Grand Prize Winner
Muning Avid Liongoren Best Work Made for Children
Josephine Avid Liongoren Best in Technical
Anito John Aurthur Mercader Best Professional Animation
Building Too Christine Joyce R. Silva John Martin Award

Animahenasyon 2017 Finalists

Student Division
Title Director/s School Awards
Bata Bawal D'yan Clarita Cailan, Angela Crisostomo, Kurt Lorenzo, Lanz Manalo iAcademy
Lola Loleng Jean Tagyamon University of the Philippines Film Institute
Maling Akala Elvin Macanlaylay University of the East - Caloocan
Bente Romelyn Timbrezao University Makati
Holy Dung Vaughnbryner Tan De La Salle - College of St. Benilde Best in Technical (Student Entry)
Diskarte Jose Crisostomo, Michelle Cervantes De La Salle - College of St. Benilde Grand Winner (Student Entry)
Katungkulan Fria Ellorenco Ateneo de Nage University
Himbing ng Hele Ingrid Cabrido, Reynard Joson, Kurt Jun iAcademy
Pagkalipas ng Hating Gabi Neil Fandino Ateneo de Nage University
Half Past Nine Gehashi Ohashi Asia Pacific College The John Martin Award
The Greatest Weapon James Ebengao University of Makati
2:55 Victorino Sarmiento, Mark Casuyon University of Makati
  • Best in Production Design
  • Audience Award
Salace Gerardo Alamario, Jr. De La Salle - College of St. Benilde
Prutas CJ Cura, Kaori Hayama, Denny Karitharan, Jay Pillerva Southville International School and Colleges
Ugoy Jana Borja Lyceum of the Philippines - Manila
Daisy MC Marvin Daisog University of Makati Best Animation Made for Children
Sierra Madre Jovanni Tinapay University of San Carlos - Cebu
  • Best in Narrative (Student Entry)
  • Best in Regional Entry
Professional Division
Title Director/s Studio Awards
Death Match Kaleidoscope Giancarlo Chan Ng
Brighten Up Jeremy Sanchez
Simple Decisions Aaron Formilleza
Cine Tala Nick Deocampo New Center of Cinema
  • Special Jury Award
  • Best in Production Design (Profession Entry)
Wroxer Jerry Santiago
Unos John Arthur Mercader Puppeteer Animation Studios, Inc. Best in Technical (Professional Entry)
Ribbon Murielle Gwynn Bagadion
Playground Beyond Paolo Joaquin Go Motion Grand Winner (Professional Entry)

Animahenasyon 2018 Finalists

Student Division
Title Director/s School Awards
A Little Bravery Johanna Rafaela N. Santiago, Jules Daren L. Bonifacio, Manuelito Ace Y. Awitan iAcademy
Anxiety Avenue Piccolo Stefano G. Raymundo iAcademy
Area C Jan McLloyd M. Sumagpang University of Makati Jury's Special Citation
Dare Camille Louise Garcia Balete Nanyang Technological University: School of Art Design & Media - Singapore
  • Best Non-Narrative Animation (Student)
  • The John Martin Award
I.F. Ma. Aloyan T. Yabut Kalayaan College
Kapalit Frenevel Chrissa Marie Romero Top Peg Institute of Animation & Design
No Time Isaiah Francis Greg P. Santos DLSU-College of Saint Benilde School of Design & Arts
Puno Jennifer Lomerio, Junel B. Tabagan, Francis M. Ramos, Rochelle M. Ocbina Bicol University Polangui Campus
Slice of Life Marvinne Anne H. de Guzman DLSU-College of Saint Benilde School of Design & Arts
Sober Rhexee Jeen Balgua, Christian Daniel Fabia, Kevin Collin Ramis University of Makati
  • Grand Winner (Student)
  • Best in Storytelling (Student)
  • Best Production Design (Student)
Taym Pers Maroul Arvin Ragpala, Samer Ash-Shahid A. Irineo, Jerwynn Larano, Mark Brian Gill iACADEMY
Tiny Gale Jeremy Sulit Vancouver Film School: Classical Animation Program - Canada Best Technical Award (Student)
Work in Progress Philex Angelo M. Merano Ateneo de Naga University
Professional Division
Title Director/s Studio Awards
10 Years in a Nutshell Jan Yolec Homecillo
Alab Tyron Gonzales
Alistair Mac Gray De La Peña Grandeza
Jepoy Avid Liongoren
Love Bites Carl Joseph E. Papa
  • Grand Winner (Professional)
  • Best in Storytelling (Professional)
  • Best in Technical Award (Professional)
  • Best in Production Design (Professional)
Old vs. New John Paul F. Bonoan Best Non-Narrative Animation (Professional)
Princess Simon Givenchy Loredo
  • Best Regional Entry
  • Best Non-Narrative Animation

Animahenasyon 2019 Finalists

Student Division
Title Director/s School Awards
5 Stars Jeremiah Cuyas iAcademy
Bigas Bryan Almoneda Ateneo de Naga University
Cotton Cloud Kristine Joi Gonzales University of Makati Best Non-Narrative Award
Halcyon Days Patricia Natasha Solano
Sally Joy R. Barcial
DLSU-College of Saint Benilde
Avarus Ed John Dela Cruz
Naomi Dimaculangan
Reia Simpas
iAcademy
Chinese, Filipino, Beliefs Superstitions Arianne May Sapalaran CIIT College of Arts and Technology
Fatherwing Jose Alejo Jadie DLSU-College of Saint Benilde
Little Brown Brother Annikka May Cudala DLSU-College of Saint Benilde
OwO' Jessamyne Roux Ado
Jed Mañago
Kathryn Bernalisa Canoso
Top Peg Animation & Creative Studio, Inc. Audience Choice Award
Perfectly Odd Things' Eugene Patrick Navasca iAcademy
Pula Dominic James Barrios Ateneo de Naga University
  • Best in Technical Award (Student)
  • Best Regional Entry
MEOWBOT3000 VS FISHZILLA Michael Angelo Dagsaan University of the Philippines Diliman
Pass Kinn Arden Galdones
Christian Lemuel Ibong
iAcademy
  • Best in Storytelling Award (Student)
  • Grand Prize Award (Student)
Proud Are Jay Peralta University of Makati
  • Best Production Design (Student)
  • The John Martin Award
Professional Division
Title Director/s Studio Awards
Billy & Bonnie in All Shapes & Sizes Ian "Mookie" Tamara
Karla Circe Consolacion
John Cyrolle Vendivil
Toon City Academy
  • Jury's Special Citation for Production Design and Overall Excellence
  • Grand Prize Award (Professional)
Little Blue Boy Kirk Daren Hiwatig Insider Philippines Inc. Best in Storytelling Award (Professional)
Mash&Co - The Magic Hand Lens Katrin Ann Orbeta Mash&Co srls
Iced Gem Biscuits: Fun in Every Bite Rivelle Mallari E35 Studios Best in Technical Award (Professional)
Magical Holiday Sofia Dominique Abellera De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Best Non-Narrative Award (Professional)
Rip Rollerz: Episode 1 Johanna Kaye Bocodin
Marvin Paracuelles
Deborah Tudtud
Fizzbuzz, Inc. Best Production Design (Professional)

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "First Pinoy animation festival in Animahenasyon 2007". Manila Bulletin, mb.com, 21 November 2007. Archived from the original on 8 September 2012. Retrieved 28 May 2011.
  2. ^ a b c Animahenasyon: Philippine Animation Festival » 2011 » About Animahenasyon Archived September 4, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  3. ^ a b Arrant, Cris. Call For Entries: Animahenasyon 2011: 5th Philippine Animation Festival Archived May 1, 2011, at the Wayback Machine, cartoonbrew.com
  4. ^ ANIMAHENASYON 2007 WINNERS Archived July 27, 2011, at the Wayback Machine, animationcouncil.org
  5. ^ Arcellana, Juaniyo. Use your 'animahenasyon', the Philippine Star, 25 October 2010

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