There’s a day full of animation, ideas and debate at Glasgow's CCA on Thursday, 29 November.

The strong line up of films shown in two one-hour screenings, puts some of the best world class animation before a Scottish audience.

Films include the hilarious 'For the Birds'; Oscar-nominated 'Rejected' and 'The Monk and the Fish'; as well as jewels created closer to home like Elizabeth Hobb's 'Emperor' and Campbell McAllister's 'Wrong Turn'.

Some of the films are funny, some are dark; some hand drawn, others computer generated - the styles and stories are mixed, but common to all is that crucial, elusive hook that draws you in and spits you out afterwards; energised, stimulated and motivated to get animating.

Our guest speakers are Helen Nabarro, Executive Producer at the BBC's Animation Unit; Steve McIntyre, Chief Executive Officer for Scottish Screen; Jerry Hibbert, Creative Director of Hibbert Ralph Animation and Campbell McAllister, who won the BAFTA New Talent Award last year for Best Animation.

For full details on the films, the masterclass and the panel debate, go to www.projectorcca.co.uk

10:15 - 18:00
Thursday, 29 November 2001
CCA
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow
Tickets £15/£10
CCA ticket hotline 0141 352 4900

Projector is sponsored by BT Scotland, BT, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, Scottish Screen, Pictures on the Wall, Anemotion, Pointsize Associates, BAFTA Scotland, CCA, Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Film Office, Metro Ecosse and PACT Scotland.