So I know it’s been a while since you’ve heard from the animation side of Base14, and all my sincerest thanks to my sister Alysha for keeping fresh posts rolling out in our absence. But the reason we’ve been so silent is also because we’ve been so busy. And all that effort has finally paid off! I am hereby proud to officially announce that “The Girl and the Fox” is a finalist in the 32nd College Television Awards, sponsored by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation.
This is actually a pretty big deal. On April 8th, myself and producer Nick Allred will be flying out to Los Angeles for the Gala award show to held on the evening of April 9th. There, we’ll get to find out if we placed first, second or third and claim our prizes. In addition to the award show there’s a reception where we get to mingle with other award-winners and industry professionals. It should be pretty amazing.
We’ve been fervently sending out “The Girl and the Fox” to other contests and festivals every chance we can get, and have already gotten a few acceptance letters. I’ll be back soon to announce the official world premiere of the film along with other international screenings that have already been confirmed.
And we’re not taking a break when this is over, either. Base14 is already about halfway through production of our next animated film which, as usual, pushes our art and technology farther than ever before. We’ll have more on that the closer we get to completion. But rest assured it’s gonna be big, too.
So stay tuned! This is going to be an important year for Base14!
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