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    Here's something we should put up info for.

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    I'd like to do an article for the British Animation Awards - only trouble is they don't keep an archive on their site, so piecing together the information will be quite a task
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    I believe I still have access to my uni's database. If that's true, I can try and do a search in periodical archives to see if they have anything.

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    Nice idea. An article for emmy awards would be smart too.
    I would suggest that it's not the medium, but the quality of perception and expression, that determines the significance of art. But what would a cartoonist know? -Bill Watterson

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    (I'll be using this post to keep notes)

    Annecy short film awards:
    Spoiler:
    GRAND PRIX
    1960
    Lev a pisnicka
    1962
    the Flying Man
    1963
    Spatne namalovana slepice
    1965
    La demoiselle et le violoncelliste
    1967
    Arès contre Atlas
    Klatki
    Krotitelj divljih konja
    The Breath
    1971
    Apel
    Nevesta
    The Further Adventures of Uncle Sam
    1973
    Frank Film
    1975
    Le Pas
    1977
    David
    The Sand Castle
    1979
    Afterlife
    Mr. Pascal


    Critics Grand Prix (may as well combine with international critics award)
    1960
    Moonbird

    Critics Prize (ditto)
    1975
    Closed Mondays
    1979
    L'E motif

    International critics award
    1962
    Alpha Omega
    1963
    Labyrint
    1965
    Ptaci kohaci
    1967
    The Box
    1973
    Sandman
    1977
    Rondino
    The Metamorphosis of Mr. Samsa


    Prize for originality and humour
    1960
    Kod fotografa
    Krava na mjesecu


    Prize for the human topic and graphic research
    1960
    O misto na slunci
    Pozor!


    Prize for music and sound effects
    1960
    Osvetnik
    1962
    Xiao kedou zhao mama

    Information film Prize
    1973
    The Maggot

    Émile Reynaud Prize
    1973
    La tête
    Oni
    1977
    Dojoji

    Childrens film Prize (lump in with youth prize?)
    1960
    Petia i krasnaia chapotchka

    Youth film prize
    1963
    Qui a dit miaou ?
    1965
    Popletena planeta
    1967
    Varejka
    1971
    Evolution
    1973
    Opera
    1977
    Icarus and the Wisemen
    1979
    Step by Step


    Prize for its contribution to poetry and popular art
    1960
    Le nuage amoureux

    Prize for research into design
    1960
    Prélude pour voix, orchestre et caméra


    Special distinction
    1962
    Bumerang
    Parazit
    1971
    Laokoon
    Melyviz
    Patchwork
    Simon Says…
    Synchromy
    The Dream of the Sphin
    The Preacher
    To Speak or Not to Sp
    Trim ata gloupatsi
    1973
    Oni

    Jury's special distinction (combine with jury's special award?)
    1971
    Eggs

    Jury's special award
    1962
    Of Stars and Men
    1963
    Le concert de M. et Mme Kabal
    Ningen Dobutsuen
    Stone sonata
    1965
    La gazza ladra sinfonia
    Ruka
    Un garçon plein d'avenir
    1967
    Alphabet
    Staub
    1971
    Last to Go
    Nedokonceny weekend
    1973
    Cœur de secours
    Och, och...
    1975
    Café Bar
    Tsaplia i juravl
    1977
    Allatsagok
    Feniks
    Ptica i crv
    1979
    L'âge de la chaise
    Refleksy
    This Is your Museum Speaking

    first film award
    1962
    I palidini di Francia
    1963 (Helen Grayson Prize for a first film)
    L'œuf à la coque
    1965
    Clay
    1967 (Helen Grayson Prize for a first film)
    Wszystko jest liczba
    1971
    Scarabus
    1973
    Ego
    1975
    L'empreinte
    1977
    Le fantôme de l'infirmière
    1979
    Barbe-Bleue

    Special distinction in the childrens category (combine with children;s film prize?)
    1973
    Tchou-tchou

    Childrens film Prize
    1975
    Kasparek, honza a drak

    Satire Prize
    1962
    A Lecture on Man


    Hiroshima grand prize:

    Spoiler:

    (most of this info is from Wikipedia, and so needs double-checking)
    * 2006 - Milch - Igor Kovalyov (USA)
    * 2004 - Mt. Head (Atama Yama) - Koji Yamamura (Japan)
    * 2002 - Father and Daughter - Michael Dudok De Wit (UK / The Netherlands)
    * 2000 - When the Day Breaks - Wendy Tilby & Amanda Forbis (Canada)
    * 1998 - The Old Lady and the Pigeons - Sylvain Chomet (Canada)
    * 1996 - Repete - Michaela Pavlatova (Czech Republic)
    * 1994 - The Mighty River - Frederic Back (Canada)
    * 1992 - The Sandman - Paul Berry (UK)
    * 1990 - Cow - Alexandre Petrov (USSR)
    * 1987 - The Man Who Planted Trees - Frederic Back (Canada)
    * 1985 - Broken Down Film - Osamu Tezuka (Japan)

    2008: Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor - http://hiroanim.org/en/e03compe/3-05_en.html


    Links I used while researching the British Animation Awards:

    Spoiler:


    Various Emmies:

    Spoiler:

    Wikipedia has Outstanding Animated Program, Outstanding Animated Program (nighttime) and Outstanding Animated Program - One Hour or Less (Nighttime) as the same thing: Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less Than One Hour)

    LIST GIVEN IN LENBURG

    Outstanding Animated Program

    (Lenburg identifies this as "outstanding animated program 78-79"; IMDB and Wikipedia identify it as 1979.
    * The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe CBS
    You're the Greatest, Charlie Brown CBS
    Happy Birthday, Charlie Brown CBS

    79-80 or 1980
    * Carlton Your Doorman CBS
    Dr. Seuss' Pontoffel Rock, Where Are You? ABC
    Pink Panther in Olym-Pinks ABC
    She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown CBS

    80-81 or 1981
    * Life is a Circus, Charlie Brown CBS
    Bugs Bunny, All American Hero CBS
    Faeries CBS
    Gnomes CBS
    It's Magic, Charlie Brown CBS

    81-82
    * The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat ABC
    A Charlie Brown Celebration CBS
    The Smurf Springtime Special NBC
    Smurfs NBC
    Someday You'll Find Her, Charlie Brown CBS

    82-83
    * Ziggy's Gift CBS
    Here Comes Garfield CBS
    Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown? CBS
    The Smurfs Christmas Special NBC
    What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown? CBS

    83-84
    *Garfield on the Town CBS
    A Disney Christmas Gift NBC
    It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown CBS
    The Smurfic Games NBC



    Outstanding Animated Program (Daytime)
    1984-1985 POSSIBLY WRONG
    *Jim Henson's Muppet Babies CBS
    CBS Storybreak
    The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show CBS
    Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids syndicated
    The Smurfs NBC

    85-86 POSSIBLY WRONG
    *Jim Henson's Muppet Babies CBS
    CBS Storybreak
    The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show CBS
    Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids syndicated
    The Smurfs NBC

    86-87
    * Jim Henson's Muppet Babies CBS
    Alvin and the Chipmunks NBC
    Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears NBC
    Punky Brewster NBC
    The Smurfs NBC

    87-88
    * Jim Henson's Muppet Babies CBS
    Alvin and the Chipmunks NBC
    CBS Storybreak
    Disney's DuckTales
    The Smurfs

    88-89
    * The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh ABC
    DuckTales syndicated
    Jim Henson's Muppet Babies CBS
    A Pup Named Scooby-Doo ABC
    The Smurfs NBC

    89-90
    *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
    *Beetlejuice (tie?)





    Outstanding Animated Program (Nighttime)
    1984-1985
    *Garfield in the Rough CBS
    Donald Duck's 50th Birthday CBS
    Snoopy's Getting Married CBS

    85-86
    *Garfield's Halloween Special
    Garfied in Paradise

    86-87
    * Cathy CBS
    Garfield Goes to Hollywood CBS

    87-88
    * A Claymation Christmas Celebration CBS
    Brave Little Toaster Disney
    A Garfield Christmas Special CBS



    Outstanding Animated Program - For Programming More Than One Hour (Nighttime)
    1988-1989
    *Disney's DuckTales: Super DuckTales NBC


    Outstanding Animated Program - One Hour or Less (Nighttime)
    1988-1989
    *Garfield: Babes and Bullets CBS
    Abel's Island PBS
    Garfield: His Nine Lives CBS
    Madeline HBO
    Meet the Raisins CBS

    1989-1990
    * The Simpsons
    Garfield's Feline Fantasies
    Garfield's Thanksgiving
    Why, Charlie Brown, Why?
    The Simpsons Christmas Special

    (this leaves us with two categories: Outstanding daytime; outstanding 1 hour or less)

    ---END LENBURG LIST---

    ---- IMDB - http://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Emmy_Awards/
    As far as I can tell this is only primetime awards.


    -----OFFICIAL EMMY SITE----

    1991
    Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour Or Less)

    *The Simpsons
    Will Vinton's Claymation Comedy Of Horrors
    Garfield Gets A Life
    Tiny Toon Adventures: The Looney Beginning

    1992
    Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour Or Less) - 1992
    *A CLAYMATION EASTER
    Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories
    The Simpsons
    The Ren & Stimpy Show

    1993
    Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour Or Less) - 1993
    * Batman: The Animated Series
    Ren & Stimpy
    Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas
    The Tales of PEter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny
    Liquid Television

    1994
    Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour Or Less) - 1994
    * The Roman City
    The Town Santa Forgot
    Flintstones Family Christmas
    Duckman
    The Ren & Stimpy Show

    1995
    Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour Or Less) - 1995
    *The Simpsons
    Steven Spielberg Presents Tiny Toons Night Ghoule
    Dr. Seuss' Daisy-Head Mayzie
    Dexter's Laboratory in "Changes"
    A Rugrats Passover

    1996
    Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming One Hour Or Less) - 1996
    * A Pinky & the Brain Chri
    Dexter's Laboratory
    Cow and Chicken in No Smoking
    Duckman
    The Simpsons
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    Oo-kay, that's most of the BAAs up. The only categories I've left out were the public choice awards for best commercial and new horizons, because I don't know who won them in 1996 (there's a list of the entries here, but the winners aren't specified). The Pulcinellas are coming along too.

    Anyone want to chip in with some other awards? There's the Emmies, the Annies, and the major festivals (Annecy, Zagreb, Hiroshima, Ottawa) for starters...
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    Okay, I've got most of the Pulcinellas up, but one of the new categories (Best Interactive Animation) is a bit problematic. Here are the nominees:

    Devil May Cry 4
    Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
    Little big Planet
    Prince of Persia
    Uncharted Drake's Fortune

    I'm not sure exactly how they're defining "interactive animation" (a liberal definition would include Homestar Runner), but if those nominees are anything to go by, then this is basically a video game award.

    I'm a bit torn on whether or not to make an article about it. On the one hand, it'd be nice to have all the Pulcinellas covered. On the other, it's a bit pointless when we won't be making articles on any of the nominees.

    Any thoughts?

    (oh, and Little Big Planet won, if anyone's interested)
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    It seems a bit too iffy to me. Xenosaga the game wouldn't get an article by virtue of having hours of animated video telling its story. The key, it seems to me, is that none of the nominees involved in that award would merit their own Animation Wiki article.
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