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Important News: The Animation Major has just opened a search for a new animation faculty position. It is for someone with "2D and 3D Character Animation" skills. You can find information on the position at www.byu.edu under full-time faculty employment. Contact kelly_loosli@byu.edu for more information.
Brigham Young University Animation Students have won 7 "College Television Awards" commonly known as 'Student Emmys' from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The films that have won are: "Lemmings", "Petshop", "Faux Paw", "Noggin", "Turtles", "Las Pinatas", and "Lion and the Mouse" .
The Students in the Animation Program have also won 2 "Student Academy Awards" from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The two winning films are: "Lemmings" and "Turtles".
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Animation In The News
Newest BYU animated film wins a 'student Emmy'The latest animated short film from Brigham Young
University’s animation program was awarded a College
Television
Award (also known as a “student Emmy”) in March" 
BYU Animation Program Wins Two More 'Student Emmys' and another 'Student Academy Award'For the third year in a row, students of Brigham Young
University's animation program have won "student Emmys" for their
computer animated films – this time for "Noggin" and
"Turtles."
Article from Summer 2006 BYU Magazine: "Sketchy Characters"The animation program is only 5 years old, graduating
just its third
class this year. Despite its short life, the program has become highly
efficient, thanks to what faculty term “the
pipeline.”
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Students Win 2 Emmys for Animation EffortsBYU's student-produced short films "Faux Paw: Adventures
in
the Internet" and "PetShop" were winners in separate animation
categories. 
BYU students complete short film "PetShop"Students from Brigham Young University's award-winning
animation department have finished their new computer-animated short
film "PetShop." 
Lemmings Wins "Student Emmy"The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation,
the
non-profit, educational arm of the organization that awards the Emmy,
will present Brigham Young University with . . . |
