PATHWAYS: Screening, Future Visions – Irish Graduate Animation 2023
Evans' Home, John's Quay, Kilkenny R95 YX3F
Pathways to Animation is a special strand of events in this year’s Kilkenny Animated programme for those who would like to know more about studying and working in animation. Created exclusively for second & third level students and recent graduates, the Pathways to Animation strand, in partnership with the National Talent Academy for Animation, offers career and study focused clinics, workshops, talks and panels.
Events have been developed and curated in collaboration with course providers SETU Carlow, TUS Athlone and TUS Clonmel, and offer an exciting glimpse into what it’s like to create a life in animation.
All events are FREE to attend. Booking is essential!
All events are FREE to attend. Booking is essential!
Evans' Home, John's Quay, Kilkenny R95 YX3F
Glebe Hall, Barrack Street, Kilkenny, Ireland. R95WK60
Saint Kieran's College, College Rd, Walkinslough, Kilkenny, R95 Y99T
Tilbury Place, James’ Street, Kilkenny, Ireland. R95T97W
Glebe Hall, Barrack Street, Kilkenny, Ireland. R95WK60
Glebe Hall, Barrack Street, Kilkenny, Ireland. R95WK60
Glebe Hall, Barrack Street, Kilkenny, Ireland. R95WK60
Saint Kieran's College, College Rd, Walkinslough, Kilkenny, R95 Y99T
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