Back in April 2013 we premiered our second collective film at Zeitgeist Coffee in Pioneer Square – this one was based on the 1960 Little Shop of Horrors! It’s finally made its way online. Enjoy this animated re-interpretation by, in order: Eric Ostrowski, Tess Martin, Charlie Daugherty, Timothy Firth, Tim Miller, Stefan Gruber & Aaron Wendel, Clyde Petersen and Salise Hughes.
The Little Shop of Animated Horrors from SEAT on Vimeo.
The Seattle Experimental Animation Team invaded Portland last night with their Bloodbath & Beyond: The Little Shop of Animated Horrors. The event was held at Valentines, a lovely venue with high ceilings and outdoor tables. The animators set up three projections, one on the bar’s main window, and two on their big white walls, showing the SEAT collective film based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors as well as a reel of other animated clips from SEAT members.
It was a balmy evening and people mingled inside and outside. It was a great night, and a lovely anchor between the NW Animation Festival from last week, and the Experimental Film Festival this week. If you’re still in Portland, be sure to check out the EFF screenings, at least two SEAT members have films in them!
Poster by Stefan Gruber
The Seattle Experimental Animation Team is bringing their latest collective film and social screening to Portland! You may have attended the Seattle celebration on April 4th where we premiered The Little Shop of Animated Horrors, our latest collective film based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors. Well, we’re happy to bring the show on the road to Portland as part of both the NW Animation Festival and the Experimental Film Festival:
Monday, May 20,2013 8:00PM – FREE
Valentine’s
232SW Ankeny St, Portland, OR 97204
Starting from 8PM, Valentine’s will be sparkling with multiple projections on windows, walls and a Flying Cinema kite, displaying clips from recent animated shorts as well as a specially created collective film based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors: eight Seattle animators reinterpreted a segment of the movie to create an 11 minute ‘exquisite corpse’ style animated film. This event is free and open to the public and the Seattle Experimental Animation Team will be in attendance.
Email info@experimentalanimation.org for a full press release.
Thank you to everyone who came out to the Blood Bath & Beyond event last night at Zeitgeist!
It was a lot of fun and it was great seeing the premiere of the Little Shop of Animated Horrors collective film.
We’re going to get a soundtrack made for it and put it up online asap, check back here for that.
Turns out our friends at Interstitial Theatre are kicking off their Mobile Screen Tour on April 4th in Pioneer Square, the same evening as the SEAT Bloodbath & Beyond event at Zeitgeist. The Mobile Screen tour is a video gallery on wheels, where media work from 14 artists is showcased on a loop and accessible to the public.
The screen will be situated at TK Lofts (115 Prefontaine Pl S) from 5PM-8PM on Thursday, April 4th, as part of the Pioneer Square Art Walk. Check out Interstitial Theatre’s Kickstarter campaign they have going right now. After catching that, saunter over a few blocks to Zeitgeist Coffee (171 S Jackson St) where from 8PM onwards you’ll be able to catch the new SEAT collective film The Little Shop of Animated Horrors, playing on a loop on multiple screen on windows and walls along with other new animated work.
It’s going to be an epic Pioneer Square Art Walk!
Hello SEAT fans!
Our Seattle event, and the premiere of our collective film based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors is coming up fast! As a reminder, it’s Thursday, April 4th, 8PM at Zeitgeist Coffee in Pioneer Square.
We’ve already bought our three fancy collapsible projector stands, and are about to buy a nice digital projector for the event.
We hope you can make it to see it all come together!
Here is the Facebook event.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Seattle Experimental Animation Team fundraising campaign! We reached our goal and then we reached our stretch goal of $2,000! We’ll be able to buy our three projectors stands as well as two pico projectors AND a regular size digital projector.
For those of you that picked a Quart of Blood perk or above, we’ll be getting your items in the mail ASAP.
And of course, we hope to see you at the April 4th event in Seattle (Zeitgeist, 8PM) or the May 20th event in Portland (Valentine’s) to say Thank you personally!
If you haven’t already, consider Liking the SEAT Facebook page to stay up to date with out events:
http://www.facebook.com/experimentalanimation
Thanks again!
SEAT is at it again! We’re creating a second collective film, this time based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors! What will it look like? Find out on April 4th at the premiere of the film at Zeitgeist Coffee at 8PM, as part of the Pioneer Square Art Walk.
AND, it will hopefully reach Portland as well on May 20th, as part of both the NW Animation Festival and the Experimental Film Festival.
BUT, in order to do all this we need some funds for projectors and projector stands. We’ve created an Indiegogo campaign that just launched a few minutes ago and will close on March 14th. You can see the campaign here. Please, consider donating! Contact Tess Martin (tess [@] tessmartinart.com) for a full press release and flier. Also, check out our humorous fundraising video here: