Festivus is Back!

Festivus is back!  – with special guests! The Festivus animation event is an opportunity to get to know people in the London animation industry, find out who is hiring, and where the jobs are.

The event takes place on Thursday 13th July at The Comedy Pub in London.

There is a guest speaker from Animation UK, and Blue Zoo will also be there.

This is an opportunity to meet the team behind some of the UK's favourite shows, find out how to work with them, see what job opportunities there are, and even get some showreel feedback from Blue Zoo animators.

As ever, we recommend that students in the London area try to attend events like this. There is no better way to build contacts and connections in our industry, and find out where the opportuntities are in today's market.

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