Monday, February 12, 2007
Meta: 2006 Annie Awards Photos
Here are some photos from this Sunday's Annie Awards... The shirt I'm wearing was made for me by my sister from material made in the early 30s. (Sorry there are so many of me! I wasn't the one holding the camera this time.) Many thanks to all the people who attended.
Me with my brother, Don and niece Sarah
Margaret Kerry Willcox, the rotoscope model for
Tinkerbell and voice actress from Clutch Cargo
Archive Sponsor Kevin Koch, President of the Animation Guild
Bill Frake, director/storyboard artist (Bill has some great
lecture notes from Disney he will be sharing with us soon.)
Marea and Jerry Beck, Archive Angels
Annette O'Neil, whose expertise
makes the Annies a success year after year
Andreas Deja, Winsor McCay Award recipient and Archive Angel
Kathy and Antran, two of the greatest people I know
The Annie Trophy Girls (the Annies are a lot of fun!)
UPDATE: ASIFA-Hollywood Volunteer, Jason Jones snapped some great pictures...
June Foray and me
Archive Volunteers: Marc Deckter, Michael Fallik and Eric Graf
Frank Gladstone and the Winsor McCay Award winners: Genndy Tartakovsky, Andreas Deja and Bill Plympton
John Lasseter and the Best Animated Feature Annie for "Cars"
If anyone out there has photos of the event, please email them to me with the names of the people in the picture at sworth@animationarchive.org
See also... List of 2006 Annie Award Winners, 2006 June Foray Award and Yet More Annie Photos
Thanks
Stephen Worth
Director
ASIFA-Hollywood
Animation Archive
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10 Comments:
Awesome shirt! Very cool. I love vintage!
Congratulations, Stevie! A well-deserved tribute! (Can I have an Annie girl?)
and what do you say me about the girls..?
CONGRATULATIONS...
I take a photo for my blog
Congratulations, Steve! Winning an honorary award and then being with the Annie trophy girls in the same night; you are one lucky man.
Congratulations with your award, Stephen! Greetings from Belgium.
June looks like such a wee thing!
She always struck me as "elfin!"
Congrats, Steve! Archiving and restoring animation is a laudable occupation!
Note: poor Kevin Koch is only 9 pixels high in your post. Can you make him show up on your page? ;-)
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! You're in a suit!! Pretty snazzy I must say!!!
MARC DECKTER! You're in a suit too! Wow!
Congratulations Steve! You definitely deserve it, more than anyone else.
Congratulations! I haven't volunteered in a long time but I'm really happy for you!
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