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Camille Selvon Abrahams is a trailblazer in the animation industry. Not only did she co-found the first outsourcing animation studio in the Caribbean — Full Circle Animation Studio — but she also heads up animation studies at the University of Trinidad and Tobago and is the founding director of the Animae Caribe Animation Festival! And she’s still making history!

We had a pretty wide ranging conversation, and talked about her creative process, networking with other Black animators in the industry, the power of the African diaspora, and how she uses of storytelling to help with her work as a digital activist. According to Camille, we don’t need to ask permission to tell our stories, and I couldn’t agree more. Learn more about Camille and tap into your inner creative!

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Shaping animation’s future

Above: Vincent Kenswil, Jeff Macalonie, Caiphus Moore, Camille Selvon-Abrahams, Anuskha Varsha Sonai and Jason Lindsay. Photo by Mark Lyndersay.

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At the final panel discussion at CANTO 2019, the young turks got their turn on the big stage to discuss animation and gaming in the Caribbean.

On the panel were Jason Lindsay of Full Circle Animation, Anuskha…

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This is what our October-November 2016 was filled with. Fun, tech, creativity, youth all thanks to Camille Selvon Abrahams @camille_abrahams and her wonderful team!! Looks like Evon Ellington @_kestrel_ and Francine Leitch @franciumxiii were so happy to be there ☺☺😂. I see you Josiah! Anuskha is such a massive inspiration. And I was so happy to meet Mr. Everard McBain and his wife from Celflux, Denny, Navid @navidlancaster and Brad Schiff @bradschiff. Christina Bianchin,. I loved seeing your artwork. Hope that this inspired you more. Tinninben, Mr. Alex Graham and team thank you for coming to the Festival. Enjoy the vid!! 🎬🎞🎮🕹

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Camille Selvon Abrahams is an award winning multi-media producer & animator who returned to Trinidad & Tobago after spending five years honing her animation and multi-media production skills in the United Kingdom. She graduated from Goldsmiths University of London with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Media and Communications specializing in animation and in her final year won the London-based Royal Television Society Award for best animation.

She is the Founder and Creative Director of Full Circle Animation Studio based in Port of Spain Trinidad, a state-of-the-art-design studio that focuses on animation, new-media production and training.

She is also the founder of the annual Animae Caribe Animation and New Media Festival (www.animaecaribe.com) , the Caribbean’s first and only standalone animation festival, now in is its seventh year.

Camille lectures at the University of Trinidad and Tobago.

Animae Caribe Animation and New Media Awards 2010

Several deserving young men and women walked away winners at the 2010 Animae Caribe Animation and New Media Festival. The Festival, which concluded in grand style at the Academy of Performing Arts in Port of Spain on November 28th, saw a number of submissions in seven different categories including Most Promising Animation Feature, Best Trinidad and Tobago Short, the D.E.W Most Outstanding Caribbean Short and a Festival first - the Best Latin American Animation Award.

The first ever Best Latin American Animation Award went to Cuban animator Barbaro Joel Ortiz for "20 Years", a stop motion/claymation film which explores what goes on behind the closed doors of a marriage. The very real issues of love, frustration, betrayal and domestic violence are explored with great insight in this 12-minute silent film. The 2010 Animae Caribe Festival marks the first time Barbaro’s work has been seen by a wider Caribbean audience and hopefully it won’t be the last as he also copped the Most Outstanding Animation Feature!

The young men from the Youth Training Centre (YTC) were especially jubilant as they walked away with the Most Promising Newcomer Award for their piece entitled "The Journey" which explored themes of

Hope, Love, Creativity and Peace. The YTC group was part of an animation workshop organized by the Festival Founder2

Camille Selvon-Abrahams back in October.

The Journey was the main feature on the opening day of the 2010 Festival and won the hearts of the judges for the outstanding storyline yet simple artistry.

Trinidad and Tobago was also well represented at the award ceremony in other categories including the prize for Best Trinidad and Tobago Short: "Rainbow Hill" by Wendell McShine. Wendell is known for staying true to his thought-provoking, often dark yet visually appealing aesthetic and Rainbow Hill is no different. Currently based in Mexico, he is a Festival veteran having submitted last year and won the Best Use of Animation in a Music Video Award for "Prosper" by 12 The Band. We look forward to 2011 to see what this self-proclaimed underground artist comes up with!

The Best Use of Animation in the Media Award went to Christopher Guinness for "Animal Instinct". Jamaica took home the coveted D.E.W. Most Outstanding Short. Allison Latchman’s "Cabbie Chronicles" won the nod of the judges, while David Prossner won the Best Student Award for "Matter Fisher".

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The Animae Caribe Animation and New Media Festival took place from November 22

ndto 28thin Trinidad and Tobago. Look out for the 2011 installment which promises to be a grand event as the Festival marks its 10thanniversary.

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