TAIS’ NIGHT VISIONS Anjiam Competition 2020
July 10-16th 2020 – ONLINE
With over double the previous year’s entries this year, these ghostly 10 second animations feature all sorts of things that go bump in the night. The Showcase Jury’s pick for Best Anijam will be awarded a cash prize and in-kind studio use (or equipment if we are still in the midst of pandemic) toward the production of a short animated project for presentation at TAIS Showcase in 2021.
Anijams by
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- Bo Lin
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- Maria Sicree – What Passes in the Night
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- Daniel Sterlin-Altman – Racine de l’amour
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- Raphael Rosenwald – My Eyes See At Night
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- Anna Firth – vase room cam
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- Mawrgan Shaw – 007, Raccoon
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- Mathilde Chamussy – At the end of the bed
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- Pauline Aksay – Flashlight
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- David Carrasco D. – “Memorias en cuarentena” (Memories at quarantine)
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- Mohammed Abdullah – Seize!
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- Eric Belanger – Alas, the Room has Betrayed Me
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- Michael Enzbrunner – Sonic Simulacrum
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- Katie Finn – Leech
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- Helge Henning
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- Kartigan DK – Night Danger
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- Holly Bygrove – Midnight Forest
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- Elina Lex – Prisoner’s Cinema
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- Truman Harrison – amygdala
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- Ghazal Vakilzadeh – Night Visions
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- Monica Mu – Don’t Forget To Party
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- Sahana Radhaharan – 8-bit nightmare
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- Liam McPeek – Observing
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- Gratian D’souza – Head In The Sky
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- Lynne Slater – Night Owl
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- Andrew Lehman – Port
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- Arturo Lacal – Runaway Moon
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- Lucas Gilbertson – Butter Fingers
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- Talie Shalmon – Abstract Dreams
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- Lynn Dana Wilton – Under the Full Moon
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- Lesley Chan – 3AM
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- Paul Scott – Night Visions
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- Eric Daniels – Night Vision Go Gos
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- Annika Gonzalez – Movies and Midnight Snacks
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- Tami Poliwoda- Space Explorer
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- Jason Camacho – Night Raid
The 2020 Anijam competition is presented with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Toronto Arts Council
