by the fans for the fans

SACANIME is being held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday January 4 - 6, 2013 at the Sacramento Convention Center and Sheraton Grand Hotel.
For more information, check out our website at: www.sacanime.com


FACEBOOK PAGE
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Pre-Register for only $30!


Book your room at the Sheraton for the Winter Show by Nov. 30th to upgrade your Weekend Badge to VIP. Get cool perks including a VIP only Autograph Session with our guests.

The Sheraton will be offering SacAnime attendees a per night rate of $99 (double occupancy) - $124 (triple occupancy) - $149 (quadruple occupancy). Parking at the Sheraton's Garage is $12 per night (normally $20).



Pre-Registration:

All 3 Days!
October 1st - November 30th: $30
We will not be accepting pre-registration after November 30th.

Pre-Register Now!


At the Door Registration:

Registration will be at the Sheraton.

Weekend Badge: $40

Friday Badge: $20
Saturday Badge: $30

Sunday Badge: $15

ROBOTECH FANTABLE:
RETURNING FOR THIS EVENT AND TO REPRESENT. STOP BY AND SAY HI.
HOPE TO SEE SOME OLD FRIENDS AND NEW AGAIN IN SACRAMENTO.


ROBOTECH FAN DINNER:
GOOD EATS AS WELL SATURDAY AFTER THE CON. NOT SURE WHERE BUT STOP BY THE TABLE FOR INFO.

TONY OLIVER AS GUEST




Tony Oliver began his career over 25 years ago as an actor on stage and on camera, performing in several feature films and dozens of plays. He found success as a voice over artist, lending his voice to one of the first foreign made animated features to receive wide release (”The Sea Prince and the Fire Child”). His first foray into television was as the lead voice (Rick Hunter) in the popular animated series “Robotech”. Following that, Tony turned his attention to writing and was soon working as a freelance writer on several cable series for children including “Macron 1″ and “Mapletown”.

In 1988 he joined the staff of Saban Entertainment, story editing the long running Nickelodeon series “The Noozles”. He quickly rose through the ranks, producing, story editing and voice directing numerous broadcast and cable series as well as promotional pieces and sales presentations. In 1990 he wrote and co-produced an award winning animatic adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book”. Soon after, he produced a number of specials and home entertainment projects and began working as a development writer. He participated in the development of several animated series including the critically praised “Little Shop” series on FOX.