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YoungCuts Animation KUDOS
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Fiddley 2/13
Young girl picking fiddle-heads discovers abandoned car.
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Haleiya by Seven's Project 2/13
Where do memories go when we don't want them anymore?
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How Coyote Got His Cunning 2/13
The creation of the world and the rankings of it's creatures.
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Incident sur la ligne orange (PC)
An old crazy lady confronts teenager over last subway seat.
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Ollie the Day Owl 2/13
Ollie wakes up during the daytime for the first time.
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In The End We Started Again 2/13
A transplant heart, an odd sock, a paving stone and a spider.
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Sweet Tooth 2/13
Audrey takes bedtime storytelling to the next level.
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Switch 2/13
An unsuspecting dope falls through a trap door.
The Oscars telecast always makes us happy and sad. Happy that some (short) attention is being paid to short films. Sad that many of the great short films that we see every year - done on low budgets or no budgets; filmed with shoe strings, passion and hope - will never even be considered for an Academy Award.
So, this year, we thought that we would do something about that, and award the first ever YoungCuts KUDOS.
And this time, the Academy was YOU!
Above you'll see the 8 films that were nominated for Best Animation:
Fiddley (Canada) - by Michelle Lannen
Haleiya by Seven's Project (Canada) - by AJ Korkidakis
How Coyote Got His Cunning (USA) - by Claire Nierbergall
Incident Sur La Ligne Orange (Canada) - by Valérie Gadbois
Ollie the Day Owl (USA) by Janelle Santner
In the End We Started Again (Australia) by Charlotte Hamlyn
Sweet Tooth (Canada) by Audrey Meubus
Switch (USA) by Tyson Hesse
They are free to watch.
We took votes on the films until the end of the Oscars telecast. The results of that voting were:
In addition to Best Animation, you can also still watch (for free!) and see the voting results for YoungCuts KUDOS in the categories of: Best Short Film, Best Documentary, Best Teen Film and Best Short Short Film.
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The YoungCuts Film Festival is the Premiere International Showcase for Great Short Films by the World's Best Young Filmmakers (29 and under).
Established in 2001, every year, the festival selects its Top 100 International Short Films from more than a thousand films from over 30 countries.
Unlike many film festivals, YoungCuts is not a black box. For filmmakers making paid submissions, we offer feedback when and where appropriate; we present their short films to our film industry partners including producers, distributors and programmers - this has led to short films being presented on TV, licensed for outdoor festivals and programmed by other film festivals who view us an expert on short films by young filmmakers. With your paid submission, you also gain privileged access to watch, vote and be inspired by great short films from young filmmakers around the world.
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