[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"festival-about-62623":3},{"festival":4,"years":21,"news":25,"about":26},{"entryId":5,"urlTitle":6,"status":7,"name":8,"originalName":9,"alsoKnownAs":10,"logo":13,"logoAppearance":14,"logoOg":19,"about":20,"isManaged":17},62623,"festival-national-du-film-d-animation","open","Festival national du film d'animation","",[11,12],"FNFA","Festival national du film d'animation de Rennes Métropole","\u002Fimg\u002Ffestivals\u002F_th600\u002F45enwcss.png",{"mode":15,"edge":16,"edgeLight":17,"plateLight":18,"plateDark":18,"crop":16,"og":19},"mono-dark",null,false,"none","\u002Fimg\u002F_og\u002Flogo-70995.jpg?v=48e8b499","The Festival national du film d'animation is a competitive showcase of French animation, created in 1983 by the Association française du cinéma d'animation (AFCA). Its selection is limited to frame-by-frame works with at least a 30% French production share: professional and student short films compete for the Grands Prix, while self-produced films, music videos, TV series and specials and workshop films screen in panorama sections. The programme also includes feature films, meetings with film teams, making-of sessions, workshops and a three-day professional strand for the French animation industry. First held in Marly-le-Roi near Paris, the festival moved to Auch in 1999 for five biennial editions, settled in Bruz and the Rennes area in 2010 and has been based in Rennes since 2018. The 33rd edition takes place in Rennes Métropole on 6–11 April 2027.",[22],{"year":23,"hasAwards":17,"hasSelection":24},"2021",true,[],{"aboutHtml":27,"countries":28,"focus":30,"categories":32,"nextDates":38,"awardsPrizes":39,"rules":40,"website":41,"contacts":42,"editDate":61},"\u003Cp>The Festival national du film d'animation is a competitive showcase of French animation, created in 1983 by the Association française du cinéma d'animation (AFCA). Its selection is limited to frame-by-frame works with at least a 30% French production share: professional and student short films compete for the Grands Prix, while self-produced films, music videos, TV series and specials and workshop films screen in panorama sections. The programme also includes feature films, meetings with film teams, making-of sessions, workshops and a three-day professional strand for the French animation industry.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>First held in Marly-le-Roi near Paris, the festival moved to Auch in 1999 for five biennial editions, settled in Bruz and the Rennes area in 2010 and has been based in Rennes since 2018. The 33rd edition takes place in Rennes Métropole on 6–11 April 2027.\u003C\u002Fp>",[29],"France",[31],"Animation",[31,33,34,35,36,37],"Feature","Music Video","Short","Student","Television","6 April 2027 — 11 April 2027","Professional and student short films in the official competition are eligible for the festival's Grands Prix, awarded by juries: the Grand Prix for a professional short film and the Grand Prix for a student short film, both funded by the AFCA, with possible special mentions. Films in competition and in panorama are also eligible, according to their type, for prizes and Coups de cœur awarded by partners and the public. Prizes are awarded in cash and\u002For in kind.\n\nOther prizes at the 2026 edition: Original Score Prize for a professional short film (SNAC, U2C, UNAC); SACD Prize for a student short film; Audience Award for a short film in competition (Toon Boom); Alice Guy Prize for a professional short film (Brefcinema); André Martin Prize for a feature film (AFCA and CITIA).","Call for films for the 33rd edition (6–11 April 2027). Entry is free (apart from platform fees) and no exclusivity is required.\n\nEligible films:\n- at least 30% French share of the total production cost;\n- frame-by-frame animation in any technique (2D, 3D, stop motion, rotoscoping, pixilation, mixed techniques);\n- in French, or in the original language with French subtitles;\n- submitted to the festival for the first time (films rejected at a previous edition cannot be resubmitted);\n- completed within the 18 months before the 2027 edition (November 2025 at the earliest).\n\nCategories and deadlines:\n- Student short films: Short Film Depot, by 24 November 2026; official competition.\n- Professional short films (made by a production company outside studies or training): Short Film Depot, by 24 November 2026; official competition. Entries made by 15 September 2026 are also eligible for the AFCA's Prix Émile-Reynaud 2026.\n- Music videos: Short Film Depot, by 5 January 2027; panorama.\n- TV series episodes, one-offs and specials: Short Film Depot, by 5 January 2027; panorama.\n- Self-produced films: Short Film Depot or Zone Festival, by 5 January 2027; panorama.\n- Workshop films (amateur and collective): Zone Festival, by 5 January 2027; panorama.\nFeature films and digital works (virtual reality, augmented reality and similar): contact the programming team directly.\n\nEntrants must state whether generative AI was used in making the film. Festival screenings are commercial, so every selected film needs a CNC visa number (permanent or temporary). Selected films are sent as a DCP 2K or 4K (without KDM) and an HD file. The director of a film in the official selection receives a professional accreditation; directors in competition are invited to Rennes.","https:\u002F\u002Ffestival-film-animation.fr\u002F",[43,47,50,53,57],{"type":44,"value":45,"note":46},"Email","festival@afca.asso.fr","General festival contact",{"type":44,"value":48,"note":49},"films@afca.asso.fr","Call for films: submissions and selection",{"type":44,"value":51,"note":52},"j.frommer@afca.asso.fr","Programming coordinator: feature films and digital works",{"type":54,"value":55,"note":56},"Website","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.shortfilmdepot.com\u002Ffr\u002Ffestival\u002F184","Film submissions on Short Film Depot",{"type":58,"value":59,"note":60},"Phone","+33 9 78 47 71 35","Festival office",1791974516]