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Important News: The Animation Major has closed the two faculty searches that have been going on for the past couple of months. Thank you to those of you who applied. We will keep you informed as to the progress we make as decisions are made.
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 . . . |
