The 3rd Animation Show hits America this month. It's set for the following cities:

*Santa Barbara, CA - January 16, Arlington Theater
*Seattle, WA - January 16-17, Moore Theater
*Boston, MA - January 17-18, Somerville Theater
*Portland, OR - January 19-21, Hollywood Theater
*Tucson, AZ - January 19th, The Loft Cinema
*New Brunswick, NJ - January 20-21, Scott Hall #123
*New York, NY - January 25-26, Roseland Ballroom
*San Francisco, CA - January 25, Castro Theatre
*San Jose, CA - January 26, California Theater
*Berkeley, CA - January 27-28, Wheeler Auditorium
*Hartford, CT - January 27, Lincoln Theater
*Washington, DC - January 28, Lisner Auditorium
*Atlanta, GA - February 2-3, Carter Center,
*Los Angeles, CA - February 7, Royce Hall
*San Diego, CA - February 8, Spreckels Theatre
*Oxford, MS - Oxford Film Festival, February 8-11,
*Sacramento, CA - February 9, Crest Theatre
*Chicago, IL - February 9-10, Music Box Theatre
*Minneapolis, MN - February 11, Pantages Theatre
*SouthPasadena, CA - February 15, Rialto Theater
*Denver, CO - February 21-22, Mayan Theatre
*Salt Lake City, UT - February 23, Capitol Theatre
*Boulder, CO - February 24, Boulder Theater
*Dallas, TX - March 2, The Historic Lakewood Theater
*Austin, TX - March 4, Paramount Theatre
*Rochester, NY - April 13-15, Dryden Theatre

This features the latest from Don Hertzfeld and Bill Plympton, plus many other international cartoonists. For more info, see http://www.animationshow.com

Sweet! I remember seeing the first Animation Show when it came to Vancouver and being blown away by the hilarious antics of Mike Judge, Don Hertzfeldt, oh, and Bill Plympton was pretty damn good too. Thanks for the heads up on this jalford, I ended up missing the second Animation Show because of certain events, so I'm really eager to see this one. I just hope they set a Vancouver show, I don't wanna drive all the way down to Seattle... :(

Damn, one of those is right near to me, but I'm pretty sure it's the weekend during Midterms. Arrgg....

Damn damn damn damn...

The first two volumes are also on DVD now. Although not everything that played in the first show is on the first DVD, and vice versa.

jalford
The first two volumes are also on DVD now. Although not everything that played in the first show is on the first DVD, and vice versa.

Yeah, some of Don Hertzfeldt's shorts aren't in the DVD for example. It looks like a cool item though, and I might just get around to ordering it one day...

Don Hertzfeld's last one was a little weird. It was a great cinematic piece, but as far as the material was concerned I think most of his fans were expecting something along the lines of "My spoon's too big".

Just saw the Atlanta showing. Got to meet my man, Mike Judge! The coolest part of all was the Beavis And Butt-Head intro, which was the first B&BH animated ANYTHING within the last near decade!

"You said enima. Heh-heh heh-heh heh-heh!

They tried to convince us to go see it in Atlanta, but that's a good three hour drive from here. I'll just wait for the inevitable DVD. Heck you can get the first two on DVD at Best Buy for $20.

isukun
They tried to convince us to go see it in Atlanta, but that's a good three hour drive from here. I'll just wait for the inevitable DVD. Heck you can get the first two on DVD at Best Buy for $20.

Seriously? I may just stop by Best Buy later today.