Bring Your Own Animation

Lukin pub, Fitzrovia


If you are a student who is working on a shot or an updated reel (aren't we all?), bring your work on a USB or hard drive and get feedback from professional animators. You'll also hear the local gossip and find out the word on the street.

What is this event all about?
It's a chance for students in the London area to bring their work and get feedback from Professional Animators. It's also a chance to find out the gossip - who is hiring, when, and for what kind of roles.


Why go?
Because there is nothing like getting feedback on your work from professional animators to help you get your reel to the next level. Industry professionals know what needs to go on an animation reel in order to get hired. 

How much does it cost?
Nothing. The event is free!

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