Broadcasting Information

''Adventures in the NPM''－3D Animation Film Screening Schedule

1. Screen Location: Children's Gallery, Ground Foor Main Building, National Palace Museum
2. Screen Time: From July 1, 2008.
3. Audience: Museum Visitors
4. Fee: Free entry
5. Screening Timetable:
  Monday - Friday Sessions Saturday Sessions Sunday Sessions
Morning Sessions 10:00（Chinese Version）
11:00（English Version） 		10:00（Chinese Version）
11:00（English Version） 		10:00（Chinese Version）
11:00（English Version）
Afternoon Sessions 14:00（Chinese Version）
15:00（Japanese Version） 		14:00（Chinese Version）
15:00（Japanese Version）
16:00（Chinese Version） 		14:00（Chinese Version）
15:00（Japanese Version）
16:00（Chinese Version）
Evening Sessions   19:00（Chinese Version）  
Total 4 Sessions 6 Sessions 5 Sessions
Note: Screenings on every Wednesday afternoon will be cancelled because Children's Gallery is closed for maintenance or education program. 7/23 (Wen.) will be cancelled all day .

 

6.Important Notices

  1. Maximum of 40 viewers per screening. Please follow the regulation when visiting.
  2. In respect to the original artists, no photography, voice recording, or video filming during the screening.
  3. Information regarding the screening of the film will be posted on the museum website. Visitors should check the site before arriving in case of cancellation.

7.Film Summary

Adventures in the NPM is a 3D animation film produced by the National Palace Museum researchers, education promoters and technology engineers. The entire film is 12 minutes long featuring pieces like the Han dynasty Jade pi-hsieh animal to ward of evil, Northern Sung Pillow in the shape of a recumbent child with white glace, and the Sung dynasty Jade duck. The antiquities are molded into mischievous, interesting and intelligent characters who lead the audiences to explore the museum for a night. Through their expeditions, the audiences are able to learn about the museum’s treasured pieces and its history. The film is not only appropriate for all ages, fun and educational but is also a good introduction to visitors coming to our museum for the first time.