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The Hamburg Animation Award is an annual international competition for emerging creative talent in animated design. Endowed prizes are awarded in each of the three categories Animated Short, Games and Advertising. The award was founded in 2003, initiated by the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce and the animation school hamburg. == Competition == The Award is a platform for showcasing new talent in the field of animation and a networking opportunity for new artists and producers. It addresses students, alumni and young professionals from art and technical schools, academies and universities all over the world. The best animated short films, advertising films and games using any technique (2D, 3D, hand-drawn, stop motion, experimental etc.) will be nominated. Criteria are a length up to 10 minutes and the creator being a newcomer. The submission can be a graduate project or a short film or game finished up to three years after graduation. The projects are selected in terms of the components "style" and "story". The competition is looking for an inventive and coherent story told in a fresh or intriguing way, with a style that stands out from existing styles. Apart from the awards for the winner of each of the categories (animated short, games, advertising) there is the Harald Siepermann Character Design Award and the Audience Award. A "country award" existed up to 2012 among the entries of all young graduates and animation designers from an annual changing partner country. All submitted shorts for the country award were automatically admitted to the main competition as well. Until 2012 the partner countries included China, France, Denmark, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, New Zealand and the Czech Republic. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Hamburg Animation Award」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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