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The Toronto Animated Arts Festival International (TAAFI) has been established to highlight the vibrancy of both the local and the international animation industry. |
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Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF), established in 1976, is the largest event of its kind in North America, a major film event attracting attendees from around the world. It presents the world's most cutting-edge, quirky and important animations. |
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Skills Canada holds the annual Ontario Technological Skills Competition. This is an Olympic- style competition which actively promotes careers in the technology and trades fields. High school students are encouraged to participate in the 2D and 3D Character Animation competitions. Skills Canada also holds the Film Design challenge which offers students the opportunity to test their communication and video production skills in a lively, real-world environment. |
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The Test of Character Contest held by Thinnox is an annual design event for Canadian youth. The contest involves design of an original character for the print or digital media. |
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The Mississauga Independent Film Festival (MIFF) is the premier festival for Canadian filmmakers. Founded by two independent film makers, MIFF does all it can to be the most film maker friendly festival there is. MIFF is designed to get you in the door. |
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The Toronto International Student Animation Festival originated in 2007 as a live showcase of high-school student animation with awards given to the top entries in a number of categories. |
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GIRAF, or the Giant Incandescent Resonating Animation Festival (est. 2005), is an annual animation festival that runs each November at the Plaza Theatre in Calgary. GIRAF celebrates the spirit of independent, underground, and experimental animation, showcasing Canadian animators and presenting diverse animations from around the globe. |
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