Fact Sheet Fact Sheet: 20th Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film - ITFS

Fact Sheet: 20 th Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film (April 23-28, 28, 2013)
Organiser
Management
Press contact
Homepage
Film- und Medienfestival gGmbH
Stephanstraße 33 – 70173 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel. +49 (0)711-925-46-0; E-Mail: kontakt@festival-gmbh.de
Dittmar Lumpp, Managing Director, Organisation, Finances
Ulrich Wegenast, Managing Director, Programme
Nora Hieronymus, Press and Public Relations
Phone: +49 (0)711–92546–102;
E-Mail: hieronymus@festival-gmbh.de
www.itfs.de (German and English)
Year of foundation 1982
Accredited visitors (2012) approx. 2.500
Total number of visitors (2012
12) approx. 80.000
Cinemas
Competitions
Local cinemas: Gloria 1+2, Metropol 1-3, EM 1-2; Stuttgart Festival
Garden: Open-Air, activity tent; Schlossplatz Stuttgart
Further locations: Mercedes-Benz Museum, Wilhelma,
Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Jugendhaus Mitte,
Junges Schloss, Haus der Katholischen Kirche, Stiftung Geißstraße 7,
Rocker 33 im Filmhaus, Wilhelmspalais; Stuttgart, Caligari,
Musikhalle; Ludwigsburg
International Competition
The International Competition is the heart of the Festival. Artistically
outstanding short animated films, released over the last 12 months
can be seen here.
Young Animation
The Young Animation competition shows the best films produced by
talented young filmmakers and students from international film and art
schools.
Tricks for Kids
The children’s film festival Tricks for Kids presents the latest animated
children’s films and series – technically brilliant as well as
entertaining.
Cartoons for Teens
The competition focuses on youths aged between 12 and 18 and
shows the best animated series, animes and cut scenes from
computer games.
AniMovie
The feature film competition AniMovie screens a selection of
internationally outstanding feature-length animated films.
Animated Com Award
The Animated Com Award is the competition for applied animation
in the fields of advertisement, spatial communication and
technology.

German Voice Actor Award
Award for the best German voice actor in an animated feature film
German Screenplay Award
Award for the best screenplay written in German
Animated Fashion Award
Award for the best animated films in the field of fashion
Crazy Horse Session – 48h Animation Jam
Live animation competition; in cooperation with M.A.R.K.13 GmbH
& Co. KG – electronic media and Why Not Animation, Annecy
Price money (2013) Total amount of the contest prizes: more than 65.000
Euro
Awards (2013) Grand Prix
15.000 Euro, sponsored by the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg and
the City of Stuttgart
Lotte Reiniger Promotion Award for Animated Film
10.000 Euro, sponsored by MFG Film Funding Baden-
Wuerttemberg
SWR audience award
6.000 Euro, sponsored by SWR
Tricks for Kids
Award for the best children's animated film, 4.000 Euro,
sponsored by Studio 100 Media GmbH
Award for the best animated series for children, 2.500 Euro
Cartoons for Teens
2.500 Euro, sponsord by Nipponart GmbH and AV Visionen
GmbH
Young Animation
2.500 Euro, sponsored by Landesanstalt für Kommunikation Baden-
Wuerttemberg (LfK) and MFG Film Funding Baden-Wuerttemberg
AniMovie
2.500 Euro, sponsored by RTL DISNEY Fernsehen GmbH & Co.
KG, SUPER RTL
The Trickstar
Animated Com Award
Prize in the field of animated advertisement, 2.500 Euro,
sponsored by Mackevision Medien Design GmbH
Prize in the field of animated technology, 2.500 Euro,
sponsored by Animation Media Cluster Region Stuttgart,
Special prize Mercedes Benz Classic: Silver Arrows, 2.500 Euro,
sponsored by Daimler AG
Special prize Lapp Connected Award, 2.500 Euro,
sponsored by U.I. Lapp GmbH
Prize in the field of animated spatial communication
Animated Fashion Award
2.000 Euro, sponsored by E. Breuninger GmbH & Co. KG
Nominations get 1.000 Euro each
German Animation Screenplay Award
2.500 Euro, sponsored by Telepool GmbH
German Voice Actor Award
2.500 Euro