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You’re Invited: NFB’s Annual Cross-Canada Animation Celebration

October 31st, 2011Community, Frugal Crowd, GreenComment

You're Invited: NFB’s Annual Cross-Canada Animation Celebration

Get Animated! is “NFB’s annual cross-Canada animation celebration, bringing you some of Canada’s finest (and funniest!) animated films.

The NFB, in partnership with a number of community organizations across the country, is bringing the magic of animation to over a dozen cities through two exclusive screening programs, including one for families.

Get Animated! marks International Animation Day with an amazing selection of films: from boldly experimental to flat-out funny, there’s something for everyone. Add workshops that show you how to make your own animated films and meet-the-director sessions, and you’ve got a truly irresistible series of events—all absolutely free. So come join us and get animated!”

Enjoy the following FREE events:

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You’re Invited: Fun & Interactive NFB Mediatheque Events

October 12th, 2011Arts & Crafts, Community, Frugal CrowdComment

You're Invited: Fun & Interactive NFB Mediatheque Events

NFB Mediatheque in Toronto, Ontario, Canada invites you, your children and families to enjoy the following FREE, fun and interactive events:

BAR CODE

Bar Code at NFB Mediatheque, Toronto

Interactive exhibit at NFB Mediatheque until Sunday, October 16, 2011 (this is a corrected date).

FREE

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You’re Invited: NFB Mediatheque’s Screenings & Animation Activities in August

August 8th, 2011Community, Frugal Crowd, Green, VideosComment

You're Invited: NFB Mediatheque's Screenings & Animation Activities in August

“The NFB Mediatheque offers an entertaining program of award-winning NFB films, as well as insightful panel discussions and hands-on animation workshops.

Each event offers the chance to learn something new, and to engage in an interactive environment.”

So, treat yourself, family and/or friends to the following FREE or affordable activities in August:

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Affordable Animation Workshops for You!

September 7th, 2010Arts & Crafts, Frugal Crowd, VideosComment

On Sunday, September 5th, the NFB (National Film Board of Canada) Mediatheque in Toronto, Ontario provided great fun and enjoyment for both the children and adults in the Animate This workshop. This affordable animation workshop for children ages 6 – 14 was offered at a very low cost of $5 per child and the accompanying adults can participate in the animation workshop for free.

The children used colourful clay as well as their imaginations to create their characters and simple stories. Here is the amazing animated film showcasing the participants’ sweet and loveable creative works in Animate This, a NFB Mediatheque’ s animation workshop (to view the film just click on the scene below and wait about 3 seconds):