GLAS Animation Festival 2025 Reveals Its Official Selection for the In-Person Edition in Los Angeles
The organization of the GLAS Animation Festival has unveiled the complete list of works that will participate in the main competition of its 2025 edition, marking the return to in-person format after several years of adaptations. The event will take place in Los Angeles on December 6 and 7, establishing itself as an essential meeting point for professionals and animation enthusiasts worldwide 🎬.
Creative Diversity in the Selected Works
The official selection stands out for its wide technical and narrative variety, including twenty-six productions from different countries that reflect the festival's commitment to innovation and experimentation in the animated medium. Among the most notable titles are proposals that explore from traditional techniques to more avant-garde digital approaches.
Highlighted Works in Competition:- A Ferris Wheel In The Desert by Lénaïg Le Moigne - Explores dreamlike landscapes through traditional 2D animation
- Aferrado by Esteban Azuela - An experimental approach to stop motion with a surreal narrative
- God Is Shy by Jocelyn Charles - Fusion of mixed techniques with profound existential reflections
The richness of styles converging in this edition, from the minimalism of Ordinary Life by Yoriko Mizushiri to the visual rawness of Zima by Tomek Popakul, promises to offer a unique cinematic experience for all attendees.
Complete Programming and In-Person Activities
The in-person format will allow participants to enjoy competitive screenings along with a wide range of complementary activities specifically designed to foster networking and knowledge exchange among industry professionals. The programming is structured to maximize connection opportunities within the industry.
Confirmed Activities:- Sessions of discussion panels with renowned international animators and directors
- Q&A sessions that will facilitate direct creator-audience dialogue
- Social events and themed parties to establish informal professional connections
Promotional Material and Final Reflections
Along with the announcement of the official selections, the official poster created by Stephen Vuillemin and the trailer that previews the event's visual diversity have been presented. Behind each abstract short film are months of meticulous work and the constant need to validate the profession to those who do not understand the depth of the art of animation. The festival thus positions itself as an essential showcase for emerging and established talent, as well as a fundamental meeting point for the development of future projects within the international animation community ✨.