3rd LAGOS COMICS & CARTOONS CARNIVAL (LC3)
LC3 is a unique event initiated and coordinated by Revolution Media and is geared towards raising the awareness and sensitivity of the public (especially the youths) towards the vast field of cartoons, comics and animation creation and publishing while adding a boost to the nation’s reading and entertainment culture. The first edition of LC3, held in September 2004, was a collaborative effort of 3 enterprising young men (who firmly believe that Nigeria is a fertile ground for the emergence of a richly rewarding and potentially booming comics pop-culture) facilitated by Evolution Media (now Revolution Media), Design Jockey Sessions and with support from CORA (Committee for Relevant Art) as a part of the 6th Lagos Book and Art Festival.
LC3 ’04 recorded considerable success, which points out the fact that there is huge potential for the emergence of a comics and cartoon industry. This year, we plan to make LC3 ’07 bigger and better than the last effort in September 2006. The event is slated to hold from 9th to 11th of November 2007 as a part of the 9th Lagos Book & Art Festival at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos.
Programme
The third installment of LC3 will have a high capacity building content with major focus on trainings and workshops for up coming creatives in the comics and cartoons trade. Participants in the training seminars and workshops will be drawn from secondary schools, higher institutions of learning, independent practitioners and practicing professionals in established advertising / media related agencies, newspaper houses, etc that could be interested in a refresher course of sorts. Facilitators will be drawn from a shortlist of highly skilled professionals and the sessions will be highly interactive. The first two days of LC3 ’07 will be dedicated to these workshops and seminars running alongside the exhibitions and sales while the third day will be dedicated fully to a multimedia exhibition of works by major players and emerging talents in the comics, cartoons, animation and motion graphics trade, which will dovetail into a dance party at the end of the event headlined by an ‘A’ list Disc Jockey.
LC3 ’07 is thus designed to cater for the multiple needs of exposition, networking, marketing and entertainment.
Day One (Friday 9th November 2007)
8:00 am – 9.00am: Participating exhibitors / collaborators set up their stands.
10:00 am – 10.30am: Official opening of the 3rd Lagos Comics & Cartoons Carnival.
10.30 am - 3.30pm: The 2nd Green Comic Strip Contest (Themed: Plant an idea, watch it grow). Organized in collaboration with Children And The Environment (CATE), Cowrie Comics and The Cartoonists Association of Nigeria, the Green Comic Strip contest is targeted at Secondary School Students between the ages of 13 and 20 years, the programme is geared towards young people who have a flair for writing and illustrating comics. Winning entries to the contest which would have been collated and judged will be awarded prizes and a workshop will be held for the children on how to create comics.
11.00 am – 6.00 pm Screening of short listed entries of animated short flicks will hold for older folks who are not engaged with the children. Participants will talk shop on the screened flicks and the talks will be moderated by leading lights in the industry.
Day Two (Saturday 10th November 2007)
8:00 am – 9.00am: Participating exhibitors / collaborators set up their stands.
10:00 am – 12.00 noon: Workshop on Animation with focus on 2D.
12:00 noon – 12.30 pm: Break / Interaction.
12.30 pm – 2.30pm: Workshop on Animation with focus on 3D.
2.30 pm – 3.00pm: Break / Interaction.
30.00 pm – 5.00pm: Workshop on Animation with focus on motion graphics.
5.00 pm – 6.00pm: Re-cap / Question & Answer session / presentation of certificates.
Day Three (Sunday 11th November 2007)
8:00 am – 9.00am: Participating exhibitors / collaborators set up their stands.
10:00 am – 3.00 pm: Screening of short listed entries of animated short flicks will continue and participants will talk shop on the screened flicks as was done on day one.
3.00pm – 6.00pm: Dance party / closing celebration with an ‘A’ list disk jockey on duty.
Collaborators
In achieving the set goals for LC3, and as a direct benefit of having done this before, we shall be facilitating this carnival in collaboration with front line creative art and graphics companies and individuals; some of whom we have collaborated with in the past, who will also exhibit their publications and artistic offerings. Co-facilitators will include Children And The Environment (CATE), The Design Jockey Sessions, Imperial Creation Studios, Pandora Comics, Cowrie Comics, the Cartoonists Association of Nigeria and Komikwerks, a US based comic book publisher amongst many others.
The Committee for Relevant Art (CORA), as in the past, shall provide a broad platform at the 9th Lagos Book and Art Festival at which LC3 can draw from a large pool of book and art enthusiasts.
Glossy Brochures branded by our sponsors and containing general history and information about the speakers and exhibitors at the carnival will be made available to participants and visitors to further aid the networking we hope to sustain.
With your support…
The 3rd Lagos Comics and Cartoons Carnival will be a resounding success. Key partners to the carnival shall benefit from the extended media exposure, unique selling point presented by the comics and cartoons trade, the opportunity to leverage off a highly creative crop of young people who can communicate with their peers- a target market, and the rare chance to cash in at the early stages of an entertainment revolution.
We look forward to your active participation.
Yours Faithfully,
…………………………..
Ayodele Arigbabu
234-0803-3000-499
revolutionmedia@yahoo.com
Sewedo Nupowaku
234-0806-7421-215
revolvingmedia@googlemail.com
LC3 is a unique event initiated and coordinated by Revolution Media and is geared towards raising the awareness and sensitivity of the public (especially the youths) towards the vast field of cartoons, comics and animation creation and publishing while adding a boost to the nation’s reading and entertainment culture. The first edition of LC3, held in September 2004, was a collaborative effort of 3 enterprising young men (who firmly believe that Nigeria is a fertile ground for the emergence of a richly rewarding and potentially booming comics pop-culture) facilitated by Evolution Media (now Revolution Media), Design Jockey Sessions and with support from CORA (Committee for Relevant Art) as a part of the 6th Lagos Book and Art Festival.
LC3 ’04 recorded considerable success, which points out the fact that there is huge potential for the emergence of a comics and cartoon industry. This year, we plan to make LC3 ’07 bigger and better than the last effort in September 2006. The event is slated to hold from 9th to 11th of November 2007 as a part of the 9th Lagos Book & Art Festival at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos.
Programme
The third installment of LC3 will have a high capacity building content with major focus on trainings and workshops for up coming creatives in the comics and cartoons trade. Participants in the training seminars and workshops will be drawn from secondary schools, higher institutions of learning, independent practitioners and practicing professionals in established advertising / media related agencies, newspaper houses, etc that could be interested in a refresher course of sorts. Facilitators will be drawn from a shortlist of highly skilled professionals and the sessions will be highly interactive. The first two days of LC3 ’07 will be dedicated to these workshops and seminars running alongside the exhibitions and sales while the third day will be dedicated fully to a multimedia exhibition of works by major players and emerging talents in the comics, cartoons, animation and motion graphics trade, which will dovetail into a dance party at the end of the event headlined by an ‘A’ list Disc Jockey.
LC3 ’07 is thus designed to cater for the multiple needs of exposition, networking, marketing and entertainment.
Day One (Friday 9th November 2007)
8:00 am – 9.00am: Participating exhibitors / collaborators set up their stands.
10:00 am – 10.30am: Official opening of the 3rd Lagos Comics & Cartoons Carnival.
10.30 am - 3.30pm: The 2nd Green Comic Strip Contest (Themed: Plant an idea, watch it grow). Organized in collaboration with Children And The Environment (CATE), Cowrie Comics and The Cartoonists Association of Nigeria, the Green Comic Strip contest is targeted at Secondary School Students between the ages of 13 and 20 years, the programme is geared towards young people who have a flair for writing and illustrating comics. Winning entries to the contest which would have been collated and judged will be awarded prizes and a workshop will be held for the children on how to create comics.
11.00 am – 6.00 pm Screening of short listed entries of animated short flicks will hold for older folks who are not engaged with the children. Participants will talk shop on the screened flicks and the talks will be moderated by leading lights in the industry.
Day Two (Saturday 10th November 2007)
8:00 am – 9.00am: Participating exhibitors / collaborators set up their stands.
10:00 am – 12.00 noon: Workshop on Animation with focus on 2D.
12:00 noon – 12.30 pm: Break / Interaction.
12.30 pm – 2.30pm: Workshop on Animation with focus on 3D.
2.30 pm – 3.00pm: Break / Interaction.
30.00 pm – 5.00pm: Workshop on Animation with focus on motion graphics.
5.00 pm – 6.00pm: Re-cap / Question & Answer session / presentation of certificates.
Day Three (Sunday 11th November 2007)
8:00 am – 9.00am: Participating exhibitors / collaborators set up their stands.
10:00 am – 3.00 pm: Screening of short listed entries of animated short flicks will continue and participants will talk shop on the screened flicks as was done on day one.
3.00pm – 6.00pm: Dance party / closing celebration with an ‘A’ list disk jockey on duty.
Collaborators
In achieving the set goals for LC3, and as a direct benefit of having done this before, we shall be facilitating this carnival in collaboration with front line creative art and graphics companies and individuals; some of whom we have collaborated with in the past, who will also exhibit their publications and artistic offerings. Co-facilitators will include Children And The Environment (CATE), The Design Jockey Sessions, Imperial Creation Studios, Pandora Comics, Cowrie Comics, the Cartoonists Association of Nigeria and Komikwerks, a US based comic book publisher amongst many others.
The Committee for Relevant Art (CORA), as in the past, shall provide a broad platform at the 9th Lagos Book and Art Festival at which LC3 can draw from a large pool of book and art enthusiasts.
Glossy Brochures branded by our sponsors and containing general history and information about the speakers and exhibitors at the carnival will be made available to participants and visitors to further aid the networking we hope to sustain.
With your support…
The 3rd Lagos Comics and Cartoons Carnival will be a resounding success. Key partners to the carnival shall benefit from the extended media exposure, unique selling point presented by the comics and cartoons trade, the opportunity to leverage off a highly creative crop of young people who can communicate with their peers- a target market, and the rare chance to cash in at the early stages of an entertainment revolution.
We look forward to your active participation.
Yours Faithfully,
…………………………..
Ayodele Arigbabu
234-0803-3000-499
revolutionmedia@yahoo.com
Sewedo Nupowaku
234-0806-7421-215
revolvingmedia@googlemail.com
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