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Episode 174: FlipaClip Founder Marcos Meson & How The App Came To Be 48:02

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This chat is with Marcos Meson, one of the original founders of the 2D animation app FlipaClip. Meson shares how he started FlipaClip along with his brothers as a side project and grew it into the app that is used by millions today. He also shares what it was like building the team from scratch, how he’s created a very involved international animat…

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Episode 173: Brent Forrest On How He Created Samurai Frog Golf With Marza Animation 1:05:08

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This chat features Brent Forrest who has worked as a special effects animator, storyboard artist, director, and is currently a Technical Director at Marza Animation Planet Inc. in Japan. Forrest shares how he created the concept for his short film Samurai Frog Golf, pitched it to Marza, and then worked with them to get funding and produce the full …

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Episode 172: Fu Yang And Johnny Knittle On How They Created The Nice Shorts Animation Podcast 1:50:10

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This chat features the Nice Shorts animation podcast cohosts Fu Yang and Johnny Knittle. Besides interviewing animators on their short film process, Fu Yang is an award-winning stop motion and 2D animator and Johnny Knittle is a music composer who focuses his talents on concert hall works and animated short films. In their chat, Yang and Knittle sh…

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Episode 171: How Eric Larson Fast - Tracked His Animation Career Using The Freelancer's Manifesto 1:03:35

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This chat features Eric Larson, a freelance illustration and motion graphics designer who shares how he went from a professional ballet dancer into animation. He also shares how he’s modeled his career after Joey Korenman’s The Freelance Manifesto: A Field Guide for the Modern Motion Designer, which helped fasttrack him to where he is today.Tune in…

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Episode 170: Director Mike Caron On The Live-Action/Animation Mix Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder 51:21

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This chat features Mike Caron, a seasoned Nickelodeon Director and Producer known for his work on Game Shakers, Henry Danger, and most recently, Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder. Caron shares how he worked his way up from an actor on The Young and the Restless to Directing some of Nickelodeon’s biggest shows. He also shares the unique pipeline they …

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Episode 169: Gobelins Student Lava Hijzelaar's Process To Pencil & Paper Animation 1:00:35

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This chat features Dutch hand-drawn animator Lava Hijzelaar. Currently she is a student at the renowned Gobelins in Paris and in this chat she’s going to share how she got accepted as an international student and was able to completely skip first year. Plus Hijzelaar will explain why she began to prefer pencil and paper to digital animation and the…

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Episode 168: Cantastoria - How 11 Students Created A Stop Mo Film Remotely During The Pandemic 1:06:54

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This chat features four stop motion animators, Stephen Belford, Anna Harestad, Heather Little, and Tawny Therrien, who were part of the 11-person team who created Cantastoria, an award-winning stop motion film produced at Sheridan College during the pandemic. Together, they share the challenges of producing a stop motion film remotely, as well as s…

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Episode 167: How Chris Rodgers Is Building A Stop Mo Studio In South Korea 55:38

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This chat features Chris Rodgers, who is a stop motion animator living and building a studio in South Korea. Over the years Rodgers has worked on projects for Frederator, The Lego Movie, and Big 5, a South Korean children’s program.Tune in to Ibele and Rodgers to hear:*What opportunity made Rodgers pack up his bags in the USA and pursue stop motion…

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Episode 166: Grahaeme Cowie And The Cost To Produce His Award Winning Short Film 58:51

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This chat is with 2D animator and storyboard artist Grahaeme Cowie, who is most recently known for his short film, “Everything is Going to Be Okay.” Cowie’s skills have been sought after by animation powerhouses like WildBrain and Titmouse and in this chat he shares how he worked his way up to animation supervisor, then threw that all away to start…

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Episode 165: Karen And Bill On Animating Maxxie LaWow - The First Drag Queen Superhero Film 1:16:15

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This chat is with Karen and Bill Drastal, the co-founders behind the Chubby Beagle animation studio. Karen and Bill are both seasoned animators, having worked in 2D, production, storyboarding, and directing with companies like Google, Bento Box, and Warner Brothers. In this chat they also share how they came to work on the first ever drag queen sup…

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Episode 164: How Luis Ribeiro Became An Executive Producer At LOBO Animation Studio 1:04:54

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This chat features Luis Ribeiro, who is currently a Partner and Executive Producer at LOBO, the creative design, 2D, 3D, and stop motion animation studio based out of São Paulo and New York. Over the years Ribeiro has worked with brands like Coca-Cola, Disney, and 7Up and in this chat he shares his journey from Brazil to the USA and how he prioriti…

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Episode 163: How Karen Disher Became The First Female Director At Blue Sky 51:44

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This episode features Karen Disher, who was the first female Director and Story Artist at Blue Sky Studios where she worked on Robots, Ice Age: Dawn on the Dinosaurs, and Ferdinand. Currently she is the Creative Director in Development at Spire where she’s working on their new feature film. In this chat she’s going to share how she got her start, w…

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Episode 162: How Jace Wertz Quit His Retail Job To Get Into Stop Motion 1:34:41

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This episode features stop motion animator Jace Wertz, who quit his job in retail to pursue his dreams of becoming a professional filmmaker. Since then he’s set up a complete studio in his home and has gone on to become a stop motion animator, cg animator, editor, director, audio wizard, and more. In fact, he was recently featured in a WEDU Arts Pl…

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Episode 161: How Independent Animator Jeremy Nixon Manufactures Social Media Fame 1:07:36

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This episode features London-based 2D animator Jeremy Nixon of Instagram and TikTok Fame. Over the years Jeremy has worked with brands like Amazon Prime, Dell, and Modern Wolf to create animated loops, music videos, and game trailers. In this chat Nixon shares his climb to social media fame and his strategy to make it as an independent animator. Tu…

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Episode 160: How DM Galloway Animates Action Figures For A Living 1:18:39

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This episode features independent stop motion animator D.M. Galloway, who animates action figures for a living. Over the years he’s worked with brands like TMNT, Iron Man, Halo, and Captain America, and in this chat he’s going to share where it all began.Tune in to Ibele and Galloway to hear:*How Galloway grew a following of over 100K subscribers o…

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Episode 159: Alba Medinyà's Journey From Spain To Canada In Pursuit Of Stop Motion 46:14

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This episode features Spanish illustrator and 2D/stop motion animator Alba Medinyà, who in 2018 decided to leave Spain and pursue an animation career in Canada. In this chat, she details the entire process from leaving Europe, finding stop motion animation work in Canada, and then her ultimate decision to move back to Spain in 2021.Tune in to Ibele…

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Episode 158: How Christian Haynes Is Creating His Independent Series Zack In Time 42:21

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This episode features artist and animator (and Danny Phantom fan art enthusiast) Christian Haynes. In this chat, Haynes shares his journey to get his own original series, Zack in Time, off the ground.Tune in to Ibele and Haynes to hear:*How Haynes assembled a team to work on Zack in Time*Hayne’s thoughts on animation school vs learning on your own*…

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Episode 157: How Chelsea Lee Changed Up Careers From Professional Dancer To Stop Motion Animator 52:54

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This episode features Toronto and New York based stop motion animator and filmmaker Chelsea Lee. In the past Lee has worked with brands like Bank of America, Hennessy, and Pinterest, and also productions like Ultra City Smiths, and Benny’s Mini World. In this chat Lee shares her journey from professional dancer into the art of animation.Tune in to …

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Episode 156: How Laurie Rowan Made His Unique Animation Style Super Sought-After 54:58

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This episode features animator, artist, and director, Laurie Rowan, who is renowned for his quirky, loopy, and cute 3D animation style. Over the years clients like Google, the BBC, MTV, and others have commissioned custom pieces from Rowan. He’s also racked up numerous accolades including a Children’s Bafta win, a Lovie Award, and the super-coveted…

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Episode 155: How Meaghan Hettler Got Into Puppet Fabrication As A Career 51:13

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This chat features puppet, set, and prop fabricator, stop motion animator, and super cool cosplay artist, Meaghan Hettler. In their chat, Hettler shares how she trained as a puppet fabricator, how she got her first paid gig, and how she continues to pursue her dream career of making crafts for a living.Tune in to Ibele and Hettler to hear:*What mad…

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Episode 154: Mercury Filmworks Chief Content Officer Heath Kenny & How To Leap From Maker To Manager 1:04:02

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This episode features animator, writer, producer, development executive and currently the Chief Content Officer at Ottawa-based Mercury Filmworks, Heath Kenny. His current role at Mercury sees him managing the development team and heads up their content strategy, but in the past he’s worked on projects like Robot Boy, the Gorillaz music videos, and…

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Episode 153: 3D Character Animator Ayoub Moulakhnif On Building His Career In Morocco 57:55

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Check out the Hello Stop Mo Podcast: https://animationwildcard.com/hellostopmoThis episode features Moroccan self-taught 3D animator, Ayoub Moulakhnif who teaches at AnimSchool and works as a character animator at Axis Studios. In their chat Moulakhnif shares what the animation industry is like in Morocco, including what opportunities exist, how to…

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Episode 152: How Hero4Hire Head Of Development Jordan Beck Produced And Distributed Sgt. Stubby 1:07:14

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Enter to win 1 of 2 CLIP STUDIO PAINT EX licenses here:https://forms.gle/3HRUZaKNChjw58vv7Check out Clip Studio Paint here:https://www.clipstudio.net/en?utm_source=web&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=terryibelle_podcast&utm_id=220301This chat features Jordan Beck, the Head of Development for Hero4Hire Creative, a commercial and TV development animat…

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Episode 151: How Derek Gerber Sells Animated Explainer Videos To Businesses (& Is Really Good At It) 54:29

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Enter to win 1 of 2 CLIP STUDIO PAINT EX licenses here:https://forms.gle/3HRUZaKNChjw58vv7Check out Clip Studio Paint here:https://www.clipstudio.net/en?utm_source=web&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=terryibelle_podcast&utm_id=220301This episode features Derek Gerber, who is the Senior Vice President of Explainy, which makes animated explainer video…

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Episode 150: How James Kerr Has Run A Successful Stop Motion Studio In The UK For 20 Years 43:10

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This episode features UK stop motion animator and producer, James Kerr, who dropped out of university to start his own stop motion animation studio called Kerrupt Animation. Twenty years later, Kerrupt Animation is still going strong, having worked with clients like Paw Patrol, Teletubbies, Polly Pocket, and more. James' story is one of perseveranc…

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Episode 149: How Vince Commisso Made 9 Story The #1 Children's Content Producer In Canada 43:58

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This episode features Vince Commisso, founder of 9 Story Media Group, Canada’s #1 producer and distributor of children’s content. In their chat, Commisso shares his journey from leaving Nelvana to produce his first show, Peep in the Big Wide World. Since then he has employed a unique strategy to help 9 Story grow to over 1,100 employees today, prod…

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Episode 148: How Twight Is Entering The Animation Industry As An Independent Artist 57:12

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This episode is with Memphis, Tennessee artist Twight, an aspiring animator who shares his “eureka moment” that propelled him to pursue a career in animation. In this chat he covers what he’s doing to pick up the necessary skills in animation, storyboarding, script writing, and character design on his own, as well as his process to create an indepe…

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Episode 147: Rachel Gitlevich Shares How Titmouse New York Unionized In 2022 1:02:44

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This episode features 2D Character Animator, Rachel Gitlevich who also headed up the unionization of Titmouse New York. In this chat Gitlevich shares the history of unionizing animation and how it came to be at Titmouse as well as resources and information for others interested in unionizing their animation workplace. Besides all this, Gitlevich ha…

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Episode 146: Show Creator Ali Kellner on How to Create a Winning Pitch Bible 1:03:35

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This episode features Toronto animator Ali Kellner who does a little bit of everything in the industry. She’s a storyboard artist, writer, animator, director, and show creator. In this chat Ali focuses on how she turned her original show idea, Melrose Middle School, into a multiple festival competition winning pitch.You'll also learn:*The five cruc…

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Episode 145: Adam Rosenberg And The Most Ambitious Pixilation Project Ever 53:16

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This episode features Adam Rosenberg who is a filmmaker, director, editor, and animator living in Colorado. He’s directed and animated on dozens of music videos, commercials, and short films, in fact his work has screened at nearly 100 festivals worldwide. His current project, Alphabetical Athleticalz just might be the most ambitious pixilation the…

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Episode 144: Alex Plapinger Shares How To Become An Animation Executive Producer 45:53

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This episode features animation Executive Producer Alex Plapinger. Recently Plapinger produced a series of shorts for FXX’s Cake including Swan Boy, The Beings, and The Dream. In the past Plapinger has worked on a number of projects for both television and short film including Water Bear, Desert Island, All Star Party, Plankton, and Piggy. In this …

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Episode 143: How William Allinson Gets Stop Motion Gigs In Toronto 1:15:36

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This episode features Stop Motion Animator William Allinson and how he’s built his career in Toronto. Allison has animated on projects like New Math, Dad Fight, Canadian Tire spots, and Ultra City Smiths. You'll also learn:*How Bill has survived as an independent animator in Toronto*What Bill has learned about self-promo to pick up new gigs*Bill's …

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Episode 142: How Isaac King Established A Stop Motion Career In Toronto 52:54

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This episode features Toronto stop motion animator Isaac King who shares how he established himself in Toronto and has been able to produce multiple award winning short films.You’ll also learn:*Isaac’s formula for festival success*The unique (and new??) type of animation Isaac is pursuing an MFA in*How to apply to government art grants in Canada~[S…

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Episode 141: How Swanboy Creator Branson Reese Turned His Webcomic Into An Animated Series For Cake 46:40

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This chat features comic artist, writer, actor, producer, and comedian, Branson Reese who shares how he turned his comic Swanboy into an animated series for FXX’s Cake. You’ll also learn:*How to self publish and put yourself out there*Branson’s top tips when pitching to industry producers*The role social media has played into his success as an arti…

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Episode 140: How Reza Farazmand Pitched Poorly Drawn Lines Into An FXX Animated Series 27:09

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This episode features Reza Farazmand, creator of the popular webcomic Poorly Drawn Lines. In this chat Reza shares how he was able to pitch and produce Poorly Drawn Lines into an animated series as part of FXX’s Cake.You’ll also learn:*How Reza is able to sustain himself entirely from his webcomic*The secret formula to creating a relatable, lasting…

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Episode 139: CG Animator Brian Kouhi On How To Enter The Industry & Take Care Of Your Finances 1:09:15

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This episode features CG Animator Brian Kouhi, who shares how he’s worked on projects like Maya and the Three, Abby Hatcher, and Paw Patrol. Besides this, he also runs a popular YouTube tutorial channel called 3D Animation Hub, and he’s launching a Blender learning platform called TOAnimate.ca.You’ll also learn:*How to manage your finances as an an…

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Episode 138: Kevin Smithers On How To Build A Career In Animation Music And Songwriting 44:53

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This episode features award-winning multi-instrumentalist composer, arranger and songwriter, Kevin Smithers, who composed the score for the upcoming HBO, Mexican stop motion animation television series Frankelda. Besides Frankelda, Kevin has also worked on Mira, Royal Detective, Victor and Valentina, and Monster Island.You'll also learn:*How Kevin …

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Episode 137: Animation Editors Lawrence And Ernesto Share How They Worked On LOL's Arcane 47:16

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This episode features the dynamic editing duo, Lawrence Gan and Ernesto Matamoros-Cox who recently finished up work on the Netflix animated series Arcane. Gan previously edited on Space Jam 2, and has worked on numerous projects for Warner Bros, Paramount, and Disney. Matamoros-Cox has worked on DreamWorks’ TV series Dragons: Defends of Berk, the N…

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Episode 136: Stop Motion Animator Samu Mariani On The Industry In Brazil 1:09:26

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This episode features Brazilian Stop Motion Animator Samu Mariani who shares what the stop motion industry is like in Brazil and how he ended up working on the award-winning feature film Bob Spit - We Do Not Like People.Tune in to Ibele and Mariani to hear:*Which animation festivals to stay connected with in South America*How to become a profession…

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Episode 135: How Stop Motion Animator Kyla Atlas Created A Studio In Toronto 1:20:36

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This chat features Kyla Atlas, a Toronto-based stop motion animator who is also the co-founder of See You On the Moon animation studio. Atlas shares her journey into stop motion, what it’s like running her own business, and how she got to work on Ultra City Smiths at the new Stoopid Buddy Stoodios in Toronto. And as a bonus, Nicole Honderich, my fo…

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Episode 134: Austin Faber's Unusual Path To Becoming A Netflix Story Artist 1:15:15

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This chat is with Netflix Story Artist Austin Faber, who shares his journey from making comics in community college to ending up at Disney and then Netflix.You’ll also learn:*What it was like being a black student in a predominately white animation school*The unusual method that pushed Austin to excel in storyboarding.*How Austin got hired at Netfl…

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Episode 133: How Aaron Augenblick Produced Superjail!, Teenage Euthanasia, And Swan Boy 50:16

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This episode features Aaron Augenblick, animator, producer, director, and founder of Brooklyn-based Augenblick Studios who shares how he founded his studio and built up his client base.You’ll also learn:How Aaron keeps the studio fresh after 22 years of businessThe unique post-pandemic culture Aaron is building at his studioHow Aaron picked up Teen…

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Episode 132: How Stop Motion Animator Cristal Buemi Built Her Career In Toronto 1:07:57

10M ago1:07:57

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This chat features stop motion animator Cristal Buemi who shares her journey into creating her career in Toronto. Throughout her career, she’s worked on projects like Below Her Mouth, Party for One, Ultra City Smiths, and Gaea.You’ll also learn:*How Cristal made the right connections to work on Ultra City Smiths*5 top tips to avoid injuries on the …

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Episode 131: Arlo The Alligator Boy Creator Ryan Crego's Animation Career Journey 1:04:27

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This episode features Director/Producer Ryan Crego who created the Netflix 2D animated feature film Arlo the Alligator Boy. In this chat Ryan shares his journey from story artist at Dreamworks to getting to create his own film at Netflix.You’ll also learn:*3 great tips to avoid burnout in animation*Ryan’s underlying motivation that leads him to new…

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Episode 130: How Laura Tofarides Started Her Career From Scratch To Animate On Isle Of Dogs 1:02:27

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This episode features stop motion animator Laura Tofarides, who is known for her work on Isle of Dogs, Early Man, Love Death + Robots, Robin Robin, and Kiri & Lou. In this chat, Laura shares how she went from a Runner on Chuck Steel and everything she did in between to become a super stellar, full-time stop motion animator.You’ll also learn:*What y…

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Episode 129: How Stop Motion Animator Lindsay Berkebile Moved From TV To Feature Film 1:19:53

11M ago1:19:53

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This chat features Stop Motion Animator Lindsay Berkebile. Lindsay’s ten-year career has spanned commercials, televisions, and more recently feature film as she is now animating on Henry Selick’s Wendell and Wild.Tune in to Ibele and Berkebile to hear:*How Berkebile got her start in stop motion*The number one thing Berkebile did to move from TV to …

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Episode 128: How Greg Franklin Ended Up Directing Tig Notaro's Drawn 1:07:50

11M ago1:07:50

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This chat features Greg Franklin, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Six Point Harness Studios. Throughout his 20-year career in animation, Franklin has worked on many award-winning projects including the Oscar-winning Hair Love, Guava Island, and Cosmos with Neil Degrasse Tyson. In this chat, he shares what it was like founding a studio and keepi…

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Episode 127: Justin Weg On How To Become A Professional CG Character Animator 1:30:33

12M ago1:30:33

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This chat features senior character animator Justin Weg who shares his journey into CG character animation. Justin has worked on films like Rio, Spies in Disguise, The Peanut’s Movie, and Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. He is also a teacher at Animschool, teaching class 5 on character performance, and on the side he is a stop motion hobbyist.You'll…

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Episode 126: The Dynamic Duo Who Boarded + Composed Tom And Jerry In New York 1:02:43

12M ago1:02:43

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This episode features Story Arist Keith Baxter and Music Composer Greg Sims. Keith has worked as a director, songwriter, character designer, 2D and 3D animator, and story artist on previous projects like Flushed Away and The Croods. Greg has worked in television on Oprah and Dr. Oz as well as animated film like The Lion of Judah. In this chat they …

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Episode 125: Pixar Story Artist Ted Mathot Shares The Secret Formula To A Compelling Story 52:42

12M ago52:42

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This episode features Create Director of Spire Studios, Ted Mathot. Mathot spent over 20 years as a story artist at Pixar working on some of their biggest films like The Incredibles, Cars, Ratatouille, and Wall-E. In this chat, he shares everything he’s learned to make compelling stories audiences eat up.You’ll also learn:*The book Mathot read that…

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