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Dear all,

This is a final reminder that registration for Performing Animation, Animating Performance will close next Wednesday 4th December. More information concerning directions to the college, how to register and the full line-up can be found on the conference website (https://animationperformance2019.wordpress.com). For convenience, the programme for the event is also pasted below. Registration costs £20 (Waged) and £15 (Student/Unwaged/Precariously Employed), including all refreshments and lunch. We encourage all those wishing to attend to register as soon as possible, as there will be no late booking on the day.

We are really pleased to have such a great line up of speakers, covering a wide range of topics on animation and performance and very much look forward to seeing you all in London in December.

Best wishes,

Bella Honess Roe (University of Surrey) & Christopher Holliday (King's College London)

9:00 - 9:25 Registration

9:25 - 9.30 Welcome
 
9:30 - 11.10 Panel 1: Characters and Stars

David McGowan (Savannah College of Art and Design)
"I'd Like to Thank All of the Little People... That Have Made My Performance Possible": Cartoon Stars, DVD Commentary Tracks, and the Construction of Animated Acting
 
Rayna Denison (University of East Anglia)
Japanese Anime Stardom and the Voice Acting System
 
Paul Taberham (Arts University Bournemouth)
Reclaiming Character Depth in Limited Animation
 
Tom Livingstone (University of Kent)
“OMG the cat looks crazy real. ”Photorealism and Performative Spectation
 
11.10 - 11:35 Tea and Coffee
 
11:35 - 1:15 Panel 2: Live Bodies

Matt Nicholls (Arts University Bournemouth)
Mediatized Performance and Digital Phantasmagoria: Digital Animation, Visual Effects and the Live Concert Experience
 
Gabriele Jutz (University of Applied Arts, Vienna)
Bodily Traces: Scratching as Performative Art
 
Merlin Seller (University of Edinburgh)
Online, Everyone Can Hear You Scream: Performing Death in Virtual Environments
 
Sue Miller and Sarah Bowen (Leeds Beckett University)
Animating Musical Movement: An Exploration of Music and Dance Relationships Through Analysis of a Musico-Choreographic Live Performance
 
13:15 - 14:00 Lunch
 
14:00 - 15:40 Panel 3: Identity and Representation 

Sarah Wingrove (Independent Scholar)
Escaping the Life Fantastic: Barbie and the Femme Lesbian Body in B.
 
Katerina Athanasopoulou (Plymouth University)
The Performing Skeleton and the Ghost of CGI
 
Matias Poggini (Independent Scholar)
That'll Do, Pig: Taking Lessons from Trained Animal Performances
 
Maarit Kalmakurki (Aalto University, Finland)
The Role of Costume Design as a Central Performance Element in Computer-Animated Films
 
15.40 - 16.05 Tea and Coffee
 
16:05 - 17:45 Panel 4: Performance, Practice and Process

Animate Assembly (Birkbeck College/Goldsmiths)
Animate Assembly 11: Performances of the Particulate
 
Susan Sentler and Fanny Bratahalim (Lasalle Singapore)
Experiential Anatomy: Interdisciplinary Approach to Dance and Animation
 
Farzaneh Yazdandoost (Anglia Ruskin University)
The Implications of Arbitrary Movements in Puppet Animation
 
Brittany Biggs (University of Hawaii)
Integrating the Study of Gesture and Performance with Animation Industry Workflows in Teaching 3D Character Animation
 
17:45 - 17.55 Comfort Break
 
17:55 – 18.45 Q&A with Suzanne Andrade & Paul Barritt (1927)
Co-Artistic Directors Suzanne Andrade and Paul Barritt in discussion about 1927‘s pioneering and award-winning work that combines animation, theatrical performance and live music.
 
18:45 - Conference End

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