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Skip to content HomeAbout UsHistoryBoardPast PresidentsBy-lawsAwardsData Protection PolicyContact UsJoin nowYour SASSpecial Interest Groups (SIGs)Calls for fundingExperts Directory: Full View (members only)Edit your Experts Directory information (members only)Newsletter Archive (members only)Videos (members only)Discounts / Offers (members only)Edit your login information (members only)Dues Payments (members only)ConferencesUpcoming Annual Conferenceconference hosting – expressions of interestPast ConferencesEventsResourcesExperts Directory: Limited ViewAnimation Studies JournalAnimation Studies 2.0Post Graduate networkLinksUK Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021SAS NewsLog InSearch box Supporting the study of animation since 1987 Our Purpose A supportive community Whether undertaking your first steps in the academic world or a seasoned professional, the SAS welcomes everybody. Theory/Practice The Society for Animation Studies brings together theory and practice within its diverse membership Join today! Become part of this active and supportive community and join the SAS today! Welcome to the Society for Animation Studies!The Society for Animation Studies (SAS) is an international organization dedicated to the study of animation history and theory. It was founded by Dr. Harvey Deneroff in 1987. Each year, the SAS holds an annual conference at locations throughout the world, where members present their recent research. For more information, contact SAS President Dr. Chris Pallant at [email protected] UsThe Society for Animation Studies (SAS) is an international organization dedicated to the study of animation history and theory. It was founded by Dr. Harvey Deneroff in 1987. Each year, the SAS holds an annual conference..Read MoreNewsGet the latest announcements of what’s happening in and around the Society for Animation Studies!Read MoreConferencesThe Society holds an annual conference at different locations across the world each year. We also sponsor and support smaller events. Information on this years conference and other events can be found here…Read More Twitter Follow me on TwitterTweets by @anistudies Facebook Animation Studies 2.0 Minds and Motion: Some Basic Thoughts on AI and Animation Intelligence In Between: Documenting AI in Animation Animation Without Animators: From Motion Capture to MetaHumans Animation vs. Black Boxes A Moving Legacy: On Bendazzi’s “pre-emptive archeology” 3D Animation, Automation and Cliché Anime’s Identity Crisis: Closed Borders, Global Networks, and the Neoliberal Self Religious Uses of Animation Acting Like the Animator: Broadcaster, Weather Report, and the Useful Animation on Chinese TV The Useful Dragon: Reactions to the “Useful” Nature of Disney’s The Reluctant Dragon Go to the top© Society for Animation Studies 2016