Filmmaker and Stop-Motion Animator
Alba Enid García is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker and stop-motion animator whose work spans television, independent film and arts education. She was nominated for directing and acting on the BronxNet TV puppet show Eco Leaders, which also won a Hometown Award. Her film Dangerously Ever After won Best Design at ASIFA-East and a Marvel of Media Award from the Museum of the Moving Image. Dak' Toká Taíno qualified for an Oscar run and received HBO distribution. A School of Visual Arts graduate and former animator on MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch, García has delivered a keynote at the Latino Health Summit and taught stop-motion workshops in Mexico, Colombia and England.
A keynote centered on García’s film Dak' Toká Taíno, as presented at the 3rd Annual Latino Health Summit.
An introduction to stop-motion animation based on the workshops García has taught in Mexico, Colombia and England.
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