Golden Sydney Award
The Golden Sydney Award was an attempt prior to the Ursa Major Awards to create a furry fandom equivalent to science fiction fandom's Hugo Award. It was awarded to a person in "mainstream" media or publishing who had helped to create a more "furry friendly" atmosphere for anthropomorphic material and fandom. This award was given at the furry convention called ConFurence.
The statuette for the award was a sculpture of ConFurence's mascot character Sydney Fisher, sculpted by Ruben Avila.
The first Golden Sydney was awarded in 1996 to Jymn Magon at ConFurence 7 in Irvine, California. When presented with the award, his first words were: "And she's naked!". He is responsible for the creation of the Disney television series TaleSpin and assisted in the making of A Goofy Movie. Winners of this award are focused on anyone in animation and television. [1]
References[edit]
- ↑ The First Annual Golden Sydney Award. InFurNation!, April 1996.
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ALAA's Choice Award(2011-2013) · Best of Fur! Award (1996-1997) · Fandom's Favorite Fursuit Fracas (2007-2014) · Furry Hall of Fame (2008-2015) · Golden Sydney Award (1996) · Golden Typewriter Awards (2013 works) · Leo Award (2017-2024) · Michael-Scot McMurry Award for Conspicuous Integrity (2001) · Order of Potter (?-2002) · The Moreau Awards (1997)
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