• ANIMAHENASYON 2007 highlights original Pinoy animation
  
  
• Schedule of Screenings: ANIMAHENASYON 2007
  ANIMATION EXHIBITION PROGRAM 
  
  
• Festival Schedule at a glance:
  
  
• Competition Judges and Festival Committee
  
  
• Rules & Regulations

ANIMATE THIS: ANIMAHENASYON 2007 highlights original Pinoy animation

The Filipino animator must be one of the most overlooked artists in the Philippines. As diligent and creative as the Pinoy independent filmmaker but not as recognized, the local animators have, for the longest time, been looking for a chance (and in some cases, a venue) to finally showcase their originality and talent. Strangely enough, it is the foreign animation companies that have been recognizing the local animators by giving them steady work for the many years now. Indeed, it has been an open secret that some of the cartoons produced by foreign production houses employ Pinoy animators. No doubt about it, Filipino animators are talented but the question is: when will they be given the spotlight they so rightfully deserve?

Enter ANIMAHENASYON 2007, Pinoy Animation Festival slated on November 21 to 27 at Robinsons Galleria's Indie Cine. The festival aims to finally give professional and amateur Filipino animators a venue where they could screen their original works. "I think it is about time to give these animators a chance to show their own works," says Ricky Orellana, festival director of ANIMAHENASYON. "After all, they have been working on other's people's materials for the longest time." He says that viewers might be surprised to discover that Pinoy animators are not just copycats of American or Japanese animation. "We have our own style," he says.

Indeed, if the entries this year prove anything, it's that Filipino animators are hard to pigeonhole. "Some are in 2-D and 3-D and some used cell animation but what is really surprising is that we received entries from all over the Philippines: from Baguio to Iloilo, from Lapu Lapu to Marinduque," Orellana said. Suffice to say that the topics are also diverse. Some are interpretation of local folklore and some are original stories by the animators themselves. "Even now, I expect our judges to have a hard time picking which entries to include in the final list," the festival director said, "because some of the entries are really good."

And since ANIMAHENASYON's goal is to spotlight Pinoy animators, what better way to do that than to have two very successful Filipino animators from PIXAR (Toy Story, Finding Nemo) and Dreamworks (Shrek, Madagascar) to give a talk during the festival. "Aside from the original Pinoy works, we are also inviting two Pinoy animators who have done significant work in mainstream Hollywood," says Orellana. "Hopefully, the forum will give animators a chance to discuss
pertinent issues concerning not only the local industry but the international animation industry as well."

And like any other festival, ANIMAHENASYON will hand out various awards for deserving entries. Up for grabs are the GRAND PRIZE AWARD, AWARD for BEST REGIONAL ENTRY, JURY'S SPECIAL AWARD, and AUDIENCE'S SPECIAL AWARD, among others. But of course, as the festival organizers never fail to point out, the real prize is that finally Pinoy
animators are not just anonymous workers toiling on some cartoon series but, through ANIMAHENASYON, artists in the real sense of the word.

ANIMAHENASYON 2007 is spearheaded by the Animation Council of the Philippines Inc. (ACPI), a non-stock and non-profit organization. The members of ACPI specialize mainly in—but not limited to— 2D or 3D animation. The organization, which is recognized and supported by the Philippine government, aims to create an identity for the Philippines to be considered among the preferred countries that service the animation industry.

Animation by some of the members of Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc.

Contact Persons:

• Mario Banzon
  
• Laisa Gonzales

Please check the website for Films and Screening Schedules:
Animation Council of the Philippines www.animationcouncil.org
T: 4382983 local 150-151

Schedule of Screenings: ANIMAHENASYON 2007
ANIMATION EXHIBITION PROGRAM 

Nov. 22 (Thurs.) & Nov. 23 (Fri.)
4:30 pm. – 5:30 pm.

"PERSISTENCE OF VISION"
Panorama of Pinoy Animation

1. I Am The Superhero (03:01 min.)
   by Ramon del Prado

2. Please Don’t Touch My Birdie (04:49 min.)
   by Kenny Lyn Tai

3. Sige, Yosi Pa. (01:00 min.)
   by Titam Rebueno

4. Dok (02:01 min.)
   by Ramon del Prado

5. Happy Dream (00:50 sec.)
   by Kenny Lyn Tai

6. Unang Araw (02:00 min.)
   by Titam Rebueno and Hiyasmin  de Guzman

7. The Jerk (01:00 min.)
   by Ramon del Prado

8. A Short Message (01:00 min.)
   by Kenny Lyn Tai
   
   
9. Flower Trail (07:01 min.)
   by Titam Rebueno
   
   
10. Ulan (05:13 min.)
    by Kenny Lyn Tai
    
    
11. Pawn (07:08 min.)
    by Luis C. Suarez
    
    
12. The Monkey And The Turtle (05:00 min.)
    by Roxlee / Lot Arboleda
    
    
13. Ziga (03:40 min.)
    by Cedric Hornedo and Sonia Pascual
    
    
14. Positive For Negative (02:46 min.)
    by Lara Agulto / Louie Cordero
    
    
15. “Jobert” Teaser (01:20 min.)
    by Alstaire A. Sarthou
    
    
16. “Just-Tiis League” Teaser (02:13 min.)
    by Acid House
    
    
17. “Dayo” Teaser (01:00 min.)
    by Robert Quilao / Tito Romero

ANIMATION COMPETITION PROGRAM II
Nov. 22 (Thurs) 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm & Nov. 23 (Fri)

10:00 pm–11:30pm

"ANIMATED SHORTS"
Professional Division Category A

1. “Pande Pinoy” Teaser Trailer (01:40 min.)
   by Ma. Katrina Celina Millar Dayrit

2. Godspeed (02:00 min.)
   by Ellen Ramos / Paolo Villaluna

3. Putek! (01:00 min.)
   by Ramon del Prado / Tey Clamor

4. Fiesta 2052 (04:16 min.)
   by Michael Rivero

5. End Of Part 11 (02:00 min.)
   by Wayie Canoy / Brendan Goco / Kat Lorenos

6. Poring Glory (04:42 min.)
   by Edwin Guillermo

7. May Lakad (03:23 min.)
   by Gigi Constantino

8. PMS (02:27 min.)
   by Rosevie C. Sevilla

9. One Minute Death (01:00 min.)
   by Teta Tulay

10. Goner (03:28 min.)
    by Gem Urdaneta

11. Row Our Boat (03:45 min.)
    by Don M. Salubayba

12. Sketch Of War (03:15 min.)
    by Sherwin U. Llames

13. Red Balloon (02:42 min.)
    by Titam

14. Malaya (02:40 min.)
    by Jeff Capili

 ANIMATED MUSIC VIDEOS
Professional Division Category E

1. Alkohol (04:10 min.)
   by Mark Galvez / Dustin Uy

2. Parapap (04:22 min.)
   by Ma. Katrina Celina Millar Dayrit

3. Dream Systems (07:50 min.)
   by Paraluman C. Cruz

4. En El Bano Con Frida (05:00 min.)
   by Ellen Ramos

5. WWIII (04:00 min.)
   by RJ Mabilin

6. Sweet Cheeks (03:50 min.)
   by Juan Alcazaren

7. Tumatakbo (06:04 min.)
   by Dennis E. Sebastian

8. Tuparin Natin Ang Banta Ng Ating Panahon (03:51 min.)
   by RJ Mabilin / Teta Tulay

  ANIMATION COMPETITION PROGRAM III
   Nov. 22 (Thurs.) 8:00 pm. – 9:30 pm. 
  Nov. 24 (Sat.) 12:30 nn. – 2:00 pm.

  ANIMATED SHORTS
Professional Division Category B

1. Assorted Nuts: Episode 6: Funfair Mayhem (07:38 min.)
   by Nick Barrameda

2. Inday Wanda (08:59 min.)
   by Nelson ‘Blog’ Caliguia. Jr.

3. Kariton (08:51 min.)
   by Markwell Uy Gallos

4. The Forgotten Legacy: “Barter of Panay” (10:00 min.)
   by Arnold M. Fuentes, MPA

5. Left Turn (16:00 min.)
   by Roxlee / Lai Crisostomo / Maisa Demetillo

6. Building Diamonds (09:34 min.)
   by Poklong Anading

7. Si Silang At Ang Haring Ibon (06:46 min.)
   by Jason Francis C. Confesor

8. Libingan (19:50 min.)
   by Ramon del Prado

ANIMATION COMPETITION PROGRAM IV
Nov. 22 (Thurs.) 10:00 pm. – 11:30 pm. 
 Nov. 24 (Sat.) 2:30 pm. – 4:00 pm.

  ANIMATED SHORTS 
Professional Division Category C

1. Araw At Gabi (21:54 min.)
   by Nelson B. Caliguia, Sr.

ANIMATED OBBs/DEMO REELS/ TVCs
Professional Division Category F

1. “Art Jam” OBB (00:30 sec.)
   by Paolo Villaluna / Ellen Ramos

2. “Bitemark Animation Studios” Demo Reel (02:42 min.)
   by Ma. Katrina Celina Millar Dayrit

3. Stop The Killings (01:13 min.)
   by Emil James Z. Mijares

4. A Day In The Life Of Gloria Arrovo “Imperialist’s Puppet” (Part I: Expanded Value Added Tax) (00:50 sec.)
   by RJ Mabilin

5. “Lips” TVC (00:30 sec.)
   by Pete Jimenez

6. “Siopawman” Teaser (01:00 min.)
   by Pete Jimenez / Kinjo Estioko

ANIMATED MUSIC VIDEOS
Student/Amateur Division Category J

1. Yeah (02:09 min.)
   by Jerome Albrando

2. Babae Po Ako (02:05 min.)
   by June H. Vasquez

3. Bad (01:00 min.)
   by Ivan Shane SA. Salceda

4. Go The Distance (02:00 min.)
   by Chris Gerrard dl. Castro

5. Pop (01:44 min.)
   by Valroman R. Francisco

6. The Spider & The Fly (03:23 min.)
   by Kenny Lyn Tai

7. Over The Rainbow (02:22 min.)
   by Delma Kryll Baluyot

8. Si Filemon (01:30 min.)
   by Omar P. Aguilar

9. Makulay Ang Buhay (01:35 min.)
   by Klevin Jake P. Laforteza

10. Same Ground (02:00 min.)
    by Marvin C. Pila

11. I Believe I Can Fly (01:30 min.)
    by Kristian P. De Leon
    

ANIMATED OBBs/DEMO REELS/ TVCs
Student/Amateur Division Category K

1. Mutation Permutation (02:36 min.)
   by Edwin Guillermo

2. "Tech Gen (Y4IT 2007 National Youth Congress In Information Technology)" OBB (03:03 min.)
   by Hedrick G. David

3. "ADAAF 2006" OBB (00:31 sec.)
   by Christopher Etorne

4. "Mongol" TVC (00:30 sec.)
   by Valroman R. Francisco

5. "Crayola" TVC (00:30 sec.)
   by Chris Ivan Robert P. Ceres

6. "Adidas" TVC (00:30 sec.)
   by Ryan Rey A. Licas

7. "Nike" TVC
   by Jerome Albrando

8. "DHL" TVC (00:30 sec.)
   by Paolo T. Arcilla

9. "Fedex" TVC
   by Donreb Ernesto

10. "Coca-Cola" TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Roman V. Matuguinas

11. "Yellowcab" TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Nowen Fernandez

12. “Purina” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Omar P. Aguilar

13. “Game Boy Micro” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Kristoffer Ralph Brocales

14. “Sony Bravia” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Amira June P. Mallari

15. “Sony Ericsson W900i” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Ryan P. Rubi

16. “Apple Macbook” TVC (00:40 sec.)
    by Mary Kennette Carla E. Esta

17. “Power Mac G5” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Juan Martin G. Victorio

18. "Logitech” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Nicolette F. Aguilar

19. "Toyota Yaris 2006” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Baylon, Delfin Joseph Christopher Sy

20. "Lexus RX 300” TVC (00:30 sec.)
    by Ivan Shane SA. Salceda

21. "Greenmind” Demo Reel (00:57 sec.)
    by David De La Paz / Alan Wansom
    

ANIMATION COMPETITION PROGRAM V
Nov. 23 (Fri.) 6:00 pm. – 7:30 pm. 
 Nov. 24 (Sat.) 4:30 pm. – 6:00 pm.

“ANIMATED SHORTS”
Student / Amateur Division - Category (H)

1. Magbaroto: Take 1 (03:12 min.)
   by Jonathan P. Jurilla

2. Night Shift (02:49 min.)
   by Jerome Albrando

3. Double Trouble (02:30 min.)
   by Nino H. Pilotin

4. Akeyah (04:42 min.)
   by Chaz Raimier R. Penas

5. Homebound (05:03 min.)
   by Glenn Oliva

6. Berg (05:30 min.)
   by Cherrelle Ann V. Consulta

7. Last Haven (04:25 min.)
   by Mae Ann E. Britanico

8. The Last Bloom (03:01 min.)
   by Christopher A. Etorne

9. The Legend Of Tibud: The Journey Begins
   by Vicente B. Galino III

10. Doodle Of Doom (03:39 min.)
    by Jason Francis C. Confesor / Nelson ‘Blog’ Caliguia, Jr.

11. Pinish Product (05:00 min.)
    by Kat Lorenos / Ian Lorenos

12. Reprogress 1.5 (06:29 min.)
    by Ian Navarroza

13. Kalapit-Bahay (04:47 min.)
    by Valroman R. Francisco

14. When Only Blood Will Fill Your Heart (03:16 min.)
    by John Ryo E. Manaluz

15. A Dull Story
    by Kerwin Atienza

16. Call Of Nature (02:30 min.)
    by Gretchen Alarkon

17. A Dog’s Tale (03:00 min.)
    by Sesinio A. Ampongan, Jr.

18. Karaniwang Tae (01:42 min.)
    by Edwin Guillermo

19. Kokie (05:00 min.)
    by Amos Victor Delgado

20. Swok, The Sidewalk Story (03:33 min.)
    by Pauline Rhea Barra

21. Goat It (04:30 min.)
    by Paolo T. Arcilla

22. The Golden Tooth (04:30 min.)
    by Klevin Jake P. Laforteza

23. Si Diego At Ang Halimaw Dagat (04:05 min.)
    by Kei Anne Uchida
    

ANIMATION COMPETITION PROGRAM VI
Nov. 23 (Fri.) 8:00 pm. - 9:30 pm. & Nov. 24 (Sat.) 6:30 pm. - 8:00 pm.

ANIMATED SHORTS
Student / Amateur Division - Category (I)

1. The Tear Stealer (12:35 min.)
   by Frederic F. Declaro

2. Sinta’s Wish (08:00 min.)
   by Fara Martia P. Manuel

3. Afterbirth (08:24 min.)
   by Reginald Vinluan

4. The 3R’s (06:00 min.)
   by Irene Villanueva-Surio

5. Lola Pia (09:15 min.)
   by Sesinio A. Ampongan, Jr. / May John Amilano / Wesley Babor

6. My Pet (07:00 min.)
   by Anna Katrina G. Bigornia

7. Makina Ng Manggagawa (06:40 min.)
   by Emil James Z. Mijares

8. Ang Paglikha (06:48 min.)
   by Teta Tulay

9. Patik (06:17 min.)
   by Wesley Kent Rasines

Festival Schedule at a glance:

ANIMAHENASYON 2007:PINOY ANIMATION FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Nov 21 ( Wed)

7:00 pm Opening (Invitational)

Nov 22 (Thurs)

CONFERENCE
SESSION 1
9:30 AM – 12:30 NN

CONFERENCE
SESSION 2
1:30 PM -  4:00 PM

ANIMATION EXHIBITION PROGRAM I
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION PROGRAM II
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM III
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM IV
10:00 PM – 11:30 PM

Nov 23 (Fri)

CONFERENCE
SESSION 3
9:30 AM – 12:30 NN

CONFERENCE
SESSION 4
1:30 – 4:00 PM

ANIMATION EXHIBITION
PROGRAM I
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM V
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM VI
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM II

10:00PM -11:30 PM

Nov 24 (Saturday)

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM III
12:30 NN – 2:00 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM IV
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM V
4:30 PM – 6:00 PM

ANIMATION COMPETITION
PROGRAM VI
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

AWARDS NIGHT
8:30 PM

Nov 25 (Sunday)

PRESS CONFERENCE
3:00 PM

SCREENING OF WINNING ENTRIES
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

SCREENING OF WINNING ENTRIES
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM

CLOSING NIGHT
7:30 PM

Nov 26 (Monday)

REGULAR CINEMA SCREENINGS OF WINNERS

Nov 27 (Tuesday)

REGULAR CINEMA SCREENINGS OF WINNERS

Co-Presentors:  ABS-CBN and Indie Sine: Robinsons Galleria,  ABS-CBN Animation Division with the support of:  Hackenslash, Bo's Coffee, French Embassy, Japan Foundation and Informatics

Competition Judges and Festival Committee

PRE-SELECTION COMMITTEE:

1. Tessa Cam
2. Robert Alejandro
3. Preciosa "Plet" Bolipata Borlongan
4. Ivan Despi
5. Norman Dela Cruz
6. Bodjie Pascua

FINAL SELECTION COMMITTEE:

1. Joey Agbayani
2. Pablo Biglang-Awa Jr.
3. Hans Bacher
4. Teddy Co
5. Emmanuel "Nonoy" Dadivas
6. Yasmin Sison
7. Sid Gomez Hildawa
8. Brenda Fajardo

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE:

1. Ricky Orellana, Festival Director
2. Avic Ilagan, ACPI Executive Director
3. Mario Banzon, Festival Coordinator
4. Laisa Gonzales, Festival Staff
5. Jazel Virtusio, Administrative Staff
   

Rules & Regulations

I. INTRODUCTION

1.) The Animahenasyon 2007 Pinoy Animation Festival is organized by the Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI).

2.) Animahenasyon 2007 will be held in Manila, Philippines, from the 21st to the 25th of November 2007. Its main purpose is the promotion of Original Content in Philippine animation and the recognition of the Filipino talent in the field of animation, aiming for local and international animation excellence and competitiveness.

3.) Animahenasyon 2007 will be comprised of a COMPETITIVE PROGRAMME, FORA and INFORMAL TALKS.

II. GENERAL INFORMATION

4.) The Competition is open to Filipino professional and student/amateur animators. Since this is the first of a series of continuing festival that ACPI will be organizing, works completed since the year 2000 are still eligible for competition (see Categories for Competition).

5.) Entry works shall be made "frame by frame", including computer graphics animation.

6.) Entries selected for competition will be accepted in the DVD formats only, each one containing a single work.

7) Entries must contain a color bar of 1 minute followed by a sound signal of 0dbs (1000 cycles per second) and a black leader of 5 seconds at the beginning.

8.) Copyrighted characters, scripts, music, etc., cannot be used in the works without the copyright owner's agreement. A certification from the copyright owner (artist/record company/ producer) is required to be submitted together with the entry. Failure to obtain such agreement will result in the works being disqualified from competition.

9.) Categories for Competition:

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION

A - One minute up to 5 minutes
B - 6 minutes up to 20 minutes
C - 21 minutes up to 60 minutes
D - Full-animated Feature (more than 60 minutes)
E - Music Video
F - Title Sequences, Publicity and Information, Demo Reel (30 seconds up to 1 minute)
G - TV Series

STUDENT/ AMATEUR DIVISION

H - One minute up to 5 minutes
I - 6 minutes up to 20 minutes
J - Music Videos
K - Title Sequences, Publicity and Information, Demo Reel (30 seconds up to 1 minute)

10.) Entrants participating under the STUDENT DIVISION should attach a photocopy of their current School ID and School Registration Form together with the Entry Form. If the student is enrolled in a workshop, a photocopy of the Original Receipt or Certificate of Attendance is required.

11.) The Entry Form must be filled as accurately as possible. Entrants should clearly indicate the name of the Animation Director and the Producer of the entry. The Festival Organizer is not liable to the mistakes indicated by the entrant.

12.) Entrants must clearly state in the Entry Form to which Category they apply. However, should the need arise, the selection committees reserve the right to reassign it to another category. The organizers shall contact the participant/s before making any change.

13.) Entrants may only submit one entry per category.

III. REGISTRATION

14.) Entry Forms are available at the ACPI head quarters. They may also be downloaded from the ACPI website: www.animationcouncil.org

Download Application Form & Contest Mechanics:
Animahenasyon 2007 Application Form (.doc)  |  (.pdf)

15.) Entry Forms may be reproduced or photocopied.

16.) One Entry Form is required for each work.

17.) No registration fee is required.

18.) Application period is from May 1 to October 1, 2007.

19.) The Entry Form must be sent together with:

a.) Three (3) photo stills from the work;
b.) One (1) Photo of the Animation Director;
c.) Brief Biography of the Animation Director (not more than five sentences);
d.) Copy of the entry for Pre-Selection.

IMPORTANT:

Entrants, who wish to send the photos by e-mail, please follow these instructions:
Format: Jpeg or Gif
Resolution: 300 dpi

20.) No Entry Form will be accepted if the required information and materials are not included.

21.) All Entry Forms and Related Materials must be submitted on or before October 1, 2007 and must be sent to:

ANIMATION COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC. (ACPI)
Towers Business Center
11/F CyberOne Bldg.
Eastwood City, Cyberpark
E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave., Quezon City

22.) Entrants will shoulder the shipping or air courier costs of entries and materials, either for Pre-Selection or Competition.

23.) Finalists will be required to submit a mini-dv copy of their works for screening purposes. For better organization, the final DVD copies for exhibition in the Competitive Programme must arrive at the ACPI office not later than October 31, 2007. The organizers will not be held responsible for the exclusion from the program of entries received after October 31, 2007.

IV. SELECTION

24.) There will be a Pre-Selection Committee appointed by the Festival Organizer, largely constituted by people involved in animation. Their task is to select the finalists eligible for competition. Entrants will be officially notified after the selection.

25.) Pre-Selection will be held on October 6, 2007. Finalists shall be notified within the week following the pre-selection date to give them enough time to prepare and send to the festival organizers their final screening copies (in mini-DV format).

26.) There will be a Competition Jury also appointed by the Festival Organizer, working in the field of animation. Their task is to award the best-animated entries from the chosen finalists in the Competition Programme. The names of juries will be announced on the festival souvenir program and during the award ceremony.

27.) Final judging will be held on October 12-16, 2007.

28.) The Jury will decide, according to their own criteria, based in the guidelines established by the Festival Organization. The decision of the Jury is final and they have the ability to attribute or not, the awards at their disposal. The Festival Organizer will appoint an Assistant Secretary, with no right to vote, to assist in the Jury's tasks.

29.) ACPI Officer or members of the Pre-Selection Committee or Competition Jury are disqualified from entering the competition.

V. AWARDS AND PRIZES

30.) GRAND PRIZE AWARD

To be attributed to the PRODUCER of the BEST ANIMATION chosen among the winning entries in the Professional Division and Student Division, granted by the Competition Jury. It consists of a Trophy, a Participation Certificate and a Cash Award of P200,000.

31.) AWARD FOR THE BEST ENTRY IN EACH CATEGORY

These will be given by the Competition Jury following their own criteria and, according to each category in the Professional Division and Student Division, they are constituted by: a Trophy, a Participation Certificate, and Cash Award. The Cash Award for each category are the following:

31.) AWARD FOR THE BEST ANIMATION DIRECTOR

To be attributed to the Best ANIMATION DIRECTOR chosen among the winning entries in the Professional Division and Student Division, granted by the Competition Jury. It consists of a Trophy, and a Participation Certificate.

32.) JURY'S SPECIAL AWARD

Granted by the Competition Jury according to their own criteria: It consists of: a Trophy and a Participation Certificate,.

33.) AWARD FOR BEST REGIONAL ENTRY

Special Prize granted by the Competition Jury to the BEST ANIMATION produced in the REGIONS (outside of Metro Manila). It consists of a Trophy and a Participation Certificate.

34.) PAF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

A Special Recognition Award granted by the Animation Council of the Philippines, Inc. (ACPI) to pioneering efforts and special achievements in the field of Philippine Animation. It consists of: a Trophy and a Participation Certificate.

35.) AUDIENCE'S SPECIAL AWARD

Special Award granted by the audience in PAF 2007, through vote. It consists of a Trophy and a Participation Certificate.

VI. FINAL ARRANGEMENTS

36.) All submitted materials (Still Photos, Animation Director's Photo, Biography, Screening Copies both Pre-Selection and Final) required by the Festival Organizer will remain in the ACPI Archives. The participants grant also the Festival the right to exhibit the winning entries in whole or in part on television, on public places (theaters, schools), in print (publication), and in the Internet, for festival promotion and information both local and international.

37.) The submission of an entry implies acceptance of the current Regulations.

38.) The Festival Organizers will decide all matters not expressly provided for in these Regulations and their decision shall be final.

For more information, contact

ANIMATION COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES, INC. (ACPI)
Telephone numbers: 4382983 to 85 local 150/ 151
Email: animationcouncil@gmail.com