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Have you ever wanted to make stories or create animation and never had a dang clue where to start?!?! Wait no more, Hellavision Television Animation Show Workshop is an adventure in concept development for visual storytelling. Within three hours, detach from your self-consciousness, uncover the nonsense that exists in your subconscious, and collaboratively craft a narrative.
The event was free
Attendance: 8
EPISODE 7
MARCH 21, 2019
TRYLON CINEMA
ATTENDANCE: ~100
ANIMATION SUBMISSIONS: 51
ZINE SUBMISSIONS: 22
EPISODE 6
DECEMBER 6, 2018
TRYLON CINEMA
ATTENDANCE: ~100
ANIMATION SUBMISSIONS: 27
ZINE SUBMISSIONS: 12
Episode 5
September 20, 2018
Trylon Cinema
Attendance: ~80
ANIMATION SUBMISSIONS: 32
ZINE SUBMISSIONS: 18
Contributors:
Episode 4
June 21, 2018
Trylon Cinema
Attendance: ~100
ANIMATION SUBMISSIONS: 23
ZINE SUBMISSIONS: 12
Contributors:
A family-friendly experience at Tattersall Distilling during the Art-A-Whirl® in Northeast Minneapolis.
Episode 3
March 15, 2018
Trylon Cinema
Attendance: ~160
Animation Submissions: 47
Zine Submissions: 23
Contributors:
Episode 2
September 21, 2017
Trylon Cinema
Attendance: ~70
Animation Submissions: 34
Zine Submissions: 12
Contributors:
Episode 1
June 24, 2017
Fool Proof
Attendance: ~60
Animation Submissions: 21
Zine Submissions: 0
Contributors:
Hellavision Television Animation Show is a series of episodic experimental animation screenings and zines. Screenings are held quarterly, free to the public. Anyone and everyone is welcome to participate. Artists are encouraged to create work as quick as possible and without self-judgement.
Planned Future Episodes:
Ep. 8: Open Call May 2019 / Screening June 2019
Press:
August 22, 2018 — AIGA Eye On Design
June 20, 2018 — The Current Blog
Please direct questions to hellavisiontelevision@gmail.com
Project support provided by the Visual Arts Fund, administered by Midway Contemporary Art with generous funding from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, New York.
