Competencia Internacional de Cortometrajes / International Short Films Competition

Anthony Scott, renowned stop-motion animator, animation director and current head of animation at Clokey Productions/Premavision, kicked off his career with the New Adventures of Gumby in 1988. He went on to animate on The Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, Monkeybone, and ParaNorman. Scott was the animation supervisor on Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride and Henry Selick’s Coraline. He was also the Lead Animator for the stop-motion sequences in The Little Prince. Scott has a huge on-line presence with his website, StopMotionAnimation.com. A complete list of credits can be found at anthonyscott.net.

Animator, Illustrator and Storyboard Artist, the director of "Guida" Rosana Urbes worked outside Brazil for 8 years, 6 of them at Disney Studios on movies such as “Mulan”, “Tarzan” and “Lilo & Stitch”. Back in Brazil, she created her own Studio where she develops animation projects, also designing and illustrating for books.

Juan Pablo Zaramella was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. All his independent shorts have been awarded all around the world. In 2010, Annecy International Animation Festival presented a special program with a selection of his works. His film “Luminaris” is the most awarded short in history, with 326 international awards, including the Audience Award and Fipresci Award at Annecy 2011, and was in the Oscars Shortlist for Best Animated Short. His new short film is called “Onión”, a combination of live action and different experimental animation techniques. He recently finished “The Tiniest Man in the World”, a 52 episode series made in co-production with France and Argentina. Nowadays he’s directing a new short that will be ready for 2018.