Online accreditations are available till 20 April. The sooner you accredit yourself the better – if you do it until the end of March, you’ll get 100 CZK discount from the original price.
Available festival passes for 2012:
Public festival pass entitles the visitor to entry to all competition screenings, noncompetive screenings, seminaries and lectures, concerts and other accompanying events The accreditation is also valid for Opening and Closing Ceremony up to the capacity of the hall.
Film Professional pass is intended for film creators, industry workers, teachers and students of film schools. It includes priority entry to all competition screenings, noncompetive screenings, lectures & seminaries and the accompanying events. It also includes free entry to the Festival Club and to use the special services (info center, press center, video room). The accreditation is also valid for Opening and Closing Ceremony up to the capacity of the hall.
Festival passes prices:
- 6 days 600 CZK
- 3 days 400 CZK
- 1 day 200 CZK
- Family Pass 2 days 550 CZK
- Family Pass 1 day 350 CZK
Discounts for members of the Association of Czech Film Clubs, students, children from 6 to 15 years and holders of TP, ZTP/P licenses. Discounts can´t be combined.
Media pass is free and entitles its hodler to enter all festival venues. The accreditation is also valid for Opening and Closing Ceremony. It will be issued only upon presenting press ID card or previous arrangement with the festival press department (marie.hermanova@anifest.cz).
We look forward to seeing you at the festival!
P.S: Should you have any additional questions or requests, please contact our guestservice department: Lenka Jiroutová at guestservice@anifest.cz. Regarding media passes you can also contact our press department: Marie Heřmanová at marie.hermanova@anifest.cz.
The most interesting films from the Visegrád schools competition held at last year’s AniFest as part of the Visegrad Exchange Forum will be screened this week in Moscow. AniFest with collaboration of Czech Center Moscow is organizing a programme called „Animation – In the Heart of Europe“. Grotesque animations by Jaromír Plachý, the selection „From Year Zero“ produced by AniFest or the most interesting contemporary Czech shorts (including Ondřej Švadlena’s „Mrdrchain“ also awarded at last year’s festival) will be screened in cinema 35mm under the auspice of the current Czech presidency of the Visegrád Four. Our Exchange forum coordinator Michal Procházka will also lead a round table debate about animated production in the postsoviet countries and its problems. We will start animate in the Heart of Europe on Wednesday 22 February and will continue untill the following Sunday.
