Hi Folks,
If you're on Facebook, Joanna Quinn and Les Mills have just launched a new page where they are posting information about their upcoming Beryl film: Affairs of the Art. Check it out at the link below:
Showing posts with label Joanna Quinn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joanna Quinn. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Monday, November 24, 2014
Joanna Quinn named 2013 ASIFA Laureate Recipient
Congratulations to Joanna Quinn for being the 2013 ASIFA Laureate Recipient.
From the ASIFA International webpage:
"Each year ASIFA honours a person who has made a significant contribution to animation over an extended period of time."
According to ASIFA International President Ed Desroches, the award for the previous year is usually presented to the recipient at the Annecy Animation Festival in June, however, this year it was presented at the 2014 Bradford Animation Festival in the United Kingdom. Very appropriate as this particular year, one that saw the posthumous 100th birthday of the U.K.'s Joy Batchelor, the BAF had performed a short poll about the changing expectations on women in animation/gaming. You can see the results in the article "Who leads the way for the modern, adventurous and intelligent animated female characters?" on their website.
You can read more about Joanna's career and the award on the ASIFA International website in an article written by Nancy Denny-Phelps at the following link.
Joanna's website is located at Beryl Productions International Ltd and contains more about Joanna, her husband Les Mills, and their films. Worthy of note is the series of online interviews and articles about Joanna under the "Publications & Press" link. Great information for researchers! ;)
* photo from the ASIFA website.
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| Nancy Denny-Phelps, Joanna Quinn and Barry Purvis (r to l). |
"Each year ASIFA honours a person who has made a significant contribution to animation over an extended period of time."
According to ASIFA International President Ed Desroches, the award for the previous year is usually presented to the recipient at the Annecy Animation Festival in June, however, this year it was presented at the 2014 Bradford Animation Festival in the United Kingdom. Very appropriate as this particular year, one that saw the posthumous 100th birthday of the U.K.'s Joy Batchelor, the BAF had performed a short poll about the changing expectations on women in animation/gaming. You can see the results in the article "Who leads the way for the modern, adventurous and intelligent animated female characters?" on their website.
You can read more about Joanna's career and the award on the ASIFA International website in an article written by Nancy Denny-Phelps at the following link.
Joanna's website is located at Beryl Productions International Ltd and contains more about Joanna, her husband Les Mills, and their films. Worthy of note is the series of online interviews and articles about Joanna under the "Publications & Press" link. Great information for researchers! ;)
* photo from the ASIFA website.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Animated News: Joanna Quinn video interview on Skwigly!
On December 20th, Skwigly Online Animation Magazine posted a video interview with Joanna Quinn where she discussed how she created the Bradford Animation Festival trailer.
Additionally, in their article, Skwigly linked to a podcast interview that they did with Ms. Quinn at BAF back in November.
The video and audio interviews can be found on the Skwigly website at the following link and you can see the trailer she created for BAF right here.
Additionally, in their article, Skwigly linked to a podcast interview that they did with Ms. Quinn at BAF back in November.
The video and audio interviews can be found on the Skwigly website at the following link and you can see the trailer she created for BAF right here.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Animated News: Joanna Quinn animates ident for the 2013 Bradford Animation Festival
Back in November, Thomas Coleman posted on Skwigly Animation Magazine, and Neil Emmett posted on Cartoon Brew, that Joanna Quinn has returned with Beryl, one of the recurring characters from her 1986 short film 'Girls Night Out'. This time, Beryl is baking an animation cake for the 2013 Bradford Animation Festival's ident film. If you look closely at the ingredients, you can see some familiar characters--most of whom are listed in Mr. Emmett's and Mr. Coleman's posts.
For more information on Joanna Quinn's work and career, visit her webpage 'Beryl Productions International Ltd' which she shares with business partner Les Mills.
For more information on Joanna Quinn's work and career, visit her webpage 'Beryl Productions International Ltd' which she shares with business partner Les Mills.
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