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News: upcoming events

Click here for Nancy Denney-Phelp's fascinating article about the Unsung Women of Animation.

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You can read the article by Vivien Halas from April 2020 Jewish Renaissance Magazine by clicking here

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There's an insightful article by Dr Emily Munro, from the National Library of Scotland including Joy Batchelor's films about potatoes. You can read the full blog here or watch the YouTube video here

 

Vivien Halas was delighted to be interviewed for the upcoming documentary, 'British Animation Women Breaking the Mold', about the role of women in the animation industry - a celebration of female talent as well as a look at employment trends. You can view the trailer here.

New edition of Timing for Animation

Tom Sito has created on a fully updated edition of the classic 'Timing for Animation' by John Halas and Harold Whittaker. The update includes a new foreword by the fantastic animator, Joanna Quinn. It was released in February 2021, and you can order your copy here!

Articles and broadcasts

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'Music, Migration and Mobility' at The Royal College of Music

27 September 2023, 7.30pm

Performance Hall, £5

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Halas & Batchelor experimental short, 'The Magic Canvas' was screened with live music by Mátyás Seiber.

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Find out more here

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18 February 2024
​We were delighted that an excerpt from 'Animal Farm' was shown at the Vienna Opera House, to provide context to Alexander Raskatov's opera, which had its Viennese premiere on 28 February.

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5-7 April 2024​

​Halas & Batchelor at BIAF

Brighton Animation Festival hosted two major Halas and Batchelor events this year - Vivien Halas gave a presentation about her parents' work, and there was a special 70th anniversary 'Animal Farm screening. Vivien was delighted to be judging the International category for the festival.  

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19 September 2024
Shorts at the Hungarian National Film Institute Classic Film Marathon

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​A double feature of John Halas and Gyula Macskassy's oeuvre: the pioneers of animation in Hungary and Britain. â€‹â€‹

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News: recent events

7th January, 6.15pm, BFI Southbank

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70 years of Halas & Batchelor's 'Animal Farm' screening plus introduction from BFI Archive Curator, Jez Stewart.​​

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Find out more here​​

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12 November 2024

Manchester Animation Festival celebrated 70 years of Halas & Batchelor's 'Animal Farm' with a special screening​​

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