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Time well wasted is time well misspent: 10 Till 6 - Your work day almost over, your restless mind wanders as you sit futzing with your cell phone and debating calzone or pad thai for dinner, while re-reading 5 times the same useless post on TMZ about another drunken reality star giving their Pomeranian a Mohawk, or botox, or both. And still you wonder why your parents are so disappointed in you?
Rather than perpetuate your career decline, spend a few minutes expanding your normally limited horizons and check out what other more interesting and talented professionals are doing with their lives. Learn something. Get inspired. You can update your Facebook later – deep down you know no one really cares anyway.
A satirical, sometimes insightful and mostly obnoxious look at key trends, topics and issues within the animation, visual effects and gaming industries. All content in this blog is a work of fiction. 2Day in Animation uses invented names, companies and organizations except in the case where public figures, companies, organizations and events are being satirized. Any other use of real names is purely accidental and coincidental. 2Day in Animation is not intended for readers under the age of 18. We apologize if you find any of our content objectionable or offensive.
Industry exec John Tarnoff muses about the future of the entertainment business and draws connections between the seemingly disparate and chaotic forces that are transforming the content creation landscape before our very eyes. A 30 year veteran of the biz, John started out as a motion picture literary agent, was a studio exec for most of the 80s and early 90s (MGM, Orion, DeLaurentis, Village-Roadshow), launched a tech startup during the 90s "bubble" and wound up for most of the 2000's at DreamWorks Animation, where he was Head of Show Development. Now consulting at the intersection of the industry, education and digital technology for clients including Carnegie Mellon, The ACME Network and the AMPAS, John is following his passion to better prepare the next generation (and those lagging behind in the current generations) for the business as it's going to be, not as it has been.
Larry Lauria is an award winning animator, director and instructor. His animation career spans 35 years and includes animation and direction on feature, television, commercial, interactive and internet projects. The projects he has worked on have garnered over 50 awards including Emmys, Addys, Codys and even a few BAFTA awards. Besides being a working animator and artist, Larry is much sought out internationally as an animation, layout and character design instructor. He has worked in Cologne, London, Dublin, Belfast, Windsor, Lacoste, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C. and many cities across the U.S. Prior to moving to Wilmington Island, Georgia, Larry was head of animation at the Disney Institute in Orlando, Florida. Before Disney he solidified his reputation as being a renowned educator and curriculum expert as the Course Coordinator and an Instructor at the European School of Animation in Dublin, Ireland - one of the top three animation programs in the world. In recent years, Larry has been recognized by WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN TEACHERS, five times. Larry has been a moderator at Animation World Network since 1999. His website, LARRY'S TOON INSTITUTE is recognized around the world as a trusted animation resource. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ambling Around covers all things art and animation from a creative perspective. Prying, spying, and eavesdropping on a wide variety of subjects, this blog seeks to be at the very least informative, opinionated, and meddlesome.
Sharon Katz is a visual artist working in animated and still imagery. Her day job is pursuing the heady elixir of "art," whatever that is at any given moment. Her work can be found screening at film festivals, fixed to the walls of various corporations and institutions, and floating around in cyberspace. You can find her website at http://www.sharonkatz.net and she can be reached at amble[at]sharonkatz.net
Evan Goncalo is a part-time writer and full video game virtuoso who lives and works in Massachusetts. He has worked at several different video game studios including Turbine, Blue Fang Games, and Hasbro Digital Media. Evan is currently employed at Varolii Corporation as an Application Engineer in addition to lecturing on Game Design at Bristol Community College. He is the writer of blog "Analog Control" on AWN.com. The blog covers all the latest and greatest of the game industry. You can email him at email@example.com!
Those wildly intrepid globe trotters at AWN have done it again! They are traveling the globe one animation-related festival and event at a time just to bring you gossip, glory, tears, trials, tribulations, geekdom, fandom, toons, awards, news, photos, dreams dashed / realized and more right to your computer screen. Don't feel like heading out to Annecy but want to know who's bringing what? No cash for Comic-Con but dying to see the latest in Storm Trooper fashion? We'll bring you photos from the show floor, news from the circuits and tips on who to see, what to do, what to wear.
Tal Lotan is an animator, director and musician. She has done work on projects ranging from commercials, internet sites and medical visualisation films to TV series and feature films. But she is most passionate about music videos, a field that allows her to fully express her creative vision, which usually involves a combination of various animation and cinematic techniques. Tal is proficient in all kinds of animation techniques, including CG, 2D, Flash, stop motion and stereoscopic films. She is also head of the classic animation department at IAC - the Israeli Animation College, where she teaches 2D and 3D animation, as well as acting for animators.
The blog "Animatorit" has a sister-blog in Hebrew under the same title. "Animatorit" is the Hebrew term for female animator, and by the power of that title, the blog is dealing with Israeli animation news, but also with all sorts of animation news, artists, techniques, projects and great animation shorts. Visit Tal's studio: www.studiopolygon.com and her Hebrew blog: animatorit.cafe.themarker.com.
Follow the animated short film Oscar® Nominees annual big studio screening and schmoozing tour. This annual tour, founded and coordinated by AWN's president Ron Diamond, is an animation industry star studded extravaganza. Various editors, led by AWN's Content Director Rick DeMott, have chronicled the tour since 2007 as they've journeyed to Disney, Dreamworks, Sony Imageworks, ILM, PDI to name a few.
Behind The Deal takes a look at the business behind an animated production. What goes on behind those studios doors? Who are the players and what are the rules of the play? Jan Nagel, Entertainment Marketing Diva, has been offering her insights and experience to clients since 2003, helping them to better understand the animation "business." Tune in to learn about the dynamics of co-productions, acquisitions, pitching and straight-up production deals.
As a consultant, Jan currently offers her experience and expertise to overseas animation production studios, visual effects production companies and those who have wonderful creative ideas for animated entertainment. It is her job to get them work, find them partners and get the shows pitched. Jan has been involved in the business of animation since 1991, working with award winning feature and television production studios, including Dream Quest Images, Calico Entertainment and VirtualMagic Animation.
She is a founding member and current co-president of the board of directors of Women In Animation, an international professional association, as well as an active member of other entertainment organizations. Jan is a frequent guest lecturer on animation and entertainment business at colleges and universities. She is currently teaching Business of Animation and Careers at Santa Monica College, Otis College of Art and Design and University of Southern California.
The Idiots' Diary is a bi-weekly, in-depth look at the distribution process of an Indy film, Idiots & Angels. Written by Indy King Bill Plympton, it's a "warts and all" look at the travails of animation distribution on a shoe string budget as he takes the on the big guys: DreamWorks, Pixar and Disney.
Mr. Plympton is considered the King of Indie Animation and is the only person to hand draw an entire animated feature film.
Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, he graduated from Portland State University in Graphic Design. Bill Plympton moved to New York City in 1968. He began his career creating cartoons for publications such as New York Times, National Lampoon, Playboy and Screw.
In 1987 he was nominated for an Oscar® for his animated short Your Face. In 2005, Bill received another Oscar® nomination, this time for a short film Guard Dog. Push Comes to Shove, another short film, won the prestigious Cannes 1991 Palme d'Or.
After producing many shorts that appeared on MTV and Spike and Mike's, he turned his talent to feature films. Since 1991 he's made 9 feature films, 6 of them, The Tune, Mondo Plympton, I Married A Strange Person, Mutant Aliens, Hair High and Idiots and Angels are all animated features.
My name is Eric Fogel and I've been working in animation for over twenty years. Before that, I attended film school at NYU. I created my first animated show when I was 24 years old -- a 2D animated sci-fi series called The Head which ran for two seasons on MTV back in 1993. I also created a stop-motion series for E! Entertainment, called Starveillance and one for Nickelodeon called Glenn Martin, DDS.
Of all the projects I've worked on, the thing I'm most recognized for is MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch. CDM ran for four seasons in its original inception and then came back for a couple more seasons on MTV2. Deathmatch was a hit right out of the gate and the original Super Bowl halftime episode (1998) ranked as the highest rated special in the history of the channel.
I approached AWN about posting a blog because, well, I have a lot of stories and experiences to share. And it occurred to me that there might be a lot of people out there interested in hearing about my creative process and some of the nitty gritty that goes into animated TV production.
And I'm interested in hearing from you guys and answering your questions about Celebrity Deathmatch and the other shows I've worked on. I also want a place where I can let people know about cool and exciting projects that are coming up for me and to offer people a behind the scenes look into that stuff.
So, as the esteemed referee Mills Lane would say: "LET'S GET IT ON!"
Carlye Archibeque joined the U.S. NAVY Seabees in 1985 and learned that the acronym stood for "Never Again Volunteer Yourself," but the theme has never really sunk in. A true believer in volunteerism in all areas of life, she began her work in the industry as an intern at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Film Archive helping to process the Technicolor collection of film that had been donated to the Academy's Archive. Currently, she has been giving time to SIGGRAPH for the past 3-years as the assistant producer (2007), producer (2008) and executive producer (2009) of the yearly Computer Animation Festival.
Ernest Hemmingway said "one cat leads to another." In this case one volunteer opportunity led to another and those opportunities led to global travel, new friends and a feeling of personal satisfaction. Sure there's no money to be made, but as you read the weekly installments of "Carlye's Digital Cel," you'll be surprised at the real value of being part of something that could not exist without volunteers. Currently Ms. Archibeque's volunteer activities include Chairing the Los Angeles Chapter of ACM SIGGRAPH and Co-Chairing the Visual Effects Society's Archive Committee with 3D supervisor, Rob Engle and acting as the International Outreach Chair for the Vancouver SPARK Festivals.
Carlye Archibeque has been writing reviews and articles for music and film magazines since 1992. She publishes The Independent Reviews Site which covers a wide range of cultural joys including film, politics and music. She was a contributor to "The Video Hounds Guide to DVDs" books 2 and 3 and her interview with Dan Clowes about his film adaptation of Ghost World is included in the book, "Dan Clowes: Conversations" which is available in bookstores now.
From the publisher of AWN comes a blog designed to provide you a nominal amount of information on subjects slightly relevant so you can quickly learn just enough in order not technically to be "lying" when asked in conversation if you've heard anything about said subjects. We all strive to be "casually uninformed" - some more successfully than others. We know just enough to nod our heads and avoid looking clueless. I've gotten by that way for years. Maybe this blog can help you get there too. If you've got comments, questions or the need to hurl some choice invectives, you can contact me at dsarto at awn dot com.
Chew On This is an almost daily round-up of animation films, news, ideas, rumors, gossip, humor served with astonishing, unique and raw insight from Chris Robinson, the world's greatest one balled animation writer and thinker. Chris is an author, writer and the artistic director of the Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) and is a well-known figure in the animated film world. His style is lively and direct. He is quick to speak out vigorously on various platforms and is famous for his outbursts and aversion to empty rhetoric. Robinson authors a column entitled The Animation Pimp on Animation World Magazine's website. He has one testicle.
Brenda Wooding specializes in the executive production, financing, co-production and distribution of children's and primetime entertainment. Simply put, Brenda works with creators to help them find alternative markets to sell their ideas to. Her strategy is to tap into her expansive digital rolodex of broadcast and production entities from around the globe, jump start projects then bring them to the US networks for acquisition or co-production. Once in production, she helps manage international program sales, licensing and merchandising, and other ancillary spin off rights sales. Her company, B WOODING Media is a boutique consulting, executive production, and international TV program distribution house based on Los Angeles. You can contact Brenda directly at email@example.com. Her website is www.bwoodingmedia.com.
Robin King is the CEO of Imagina Corporation, a global consulting company that has been providing visionary services for the education, corporate and institutional animation communities for the past twenty-five years.
A pioneer in digital animation education, he was the founder in 1982 of the Computer Animation Program at Sheridan College, and its director for nearly twenty years. Robin has been involved in the design and development of many ground-breaking educational facilities and government initiatives, and has presented at numerous international conferences including SIGGRAPH, SIGGRAPH ASIA, ICOGRADA and the Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum in Hong Kong.
For the past ten years he has been working extensively throughout the Far East in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, The Philippines, Taiwan, in mainland China as well as in the UAE. He was Chair at Peking University for three years, consulted to the Communications University of China in Nanjing, has lectured at over 20 universities in China and was co-founder of an independent training institute in Beijing 2008. Robin also consults for Autodesk's Media and Entertainment Division. Prof King is currently the Director of the Institute for Animation and Creative Content at the DeTao Masters Academy located in Beijing and Shanghai.
He can be reached at email@example.com
David Maas is an illustrator and animator with a recurrent itch to take the reins in various forms of management - first as a creative in advertising, then as production manager for animated films. He also has a passion for education and generally sharing of knowledge and has taught at numerous institutions of learning, most recently at the Institute of Animation at the Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemburg. He's passionate about the opportunities offered by such diverse disciplines as non-photorealistic rendering, sketch crawls and paleoart.
"I take a look beyond the glory disciplines of character design and animation, revealing no less fascinating jobs and opportunities throughout the medium of animation. I talk about such complex and interdependent issues as look development, team building, techniques and technology, spread sheets, time trackers and education. And sometimes I just ramble." Feel free to feed the author with suggestions, comments and - if you're a student - films for critique.
ED HOOKS is the author of "Acting for Animators." For the past fifteen years, he has presented master classes in acting theory for animators internationally. This blog for AWN will give you the opportunity to ask him questions personally and to give him your feedback. The purpose of the blog is to shed ever more light upon the mysteries of excellent animation performance. Ed much prefers to discuss than to lecture, so join in.
Joseph Gilland is an animation director, special effects animator, journalist, author and musician. His most recent book "Elemental Magic - The Art of Special Effects Animation," has quickly become a sensation in the global animation community, bringing to print for the first time the magic behind the visual effects animation that has dazzled animation audiences since the 1930's.
In his long and storied animation career, Joseph has utilized his traditional and digital animation talents at such studios as Walt Disney Feature Animation, Don Bluth Animation and the National Film Board of Canada. At Walt Disney Feature Animation, Joseph served as Supervisor of Visual Effects for the Disney classics "Lilo & Stitch" and "Brother Bear." Joseph also served as Head of Florida Special Effects Unit for the features "Kingdom of the Sun" and "Tarzan," and was Special Effects Animator on such notable titles as "Pocahontas," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," "James and the Giant Peach," "Hercules" and "Mulan." His broad experience also includes animating on several short film projects at the National Film Board of Canada, and directing dozens of television commercials as an independent director. From 2003 to 2005, Joseph headed up the world renown animation program at the Vancouver Film School.
Joseph is currently at work on an independent short film and is writing a follow-up volume to "Elemental Magic" that will delve deeper into special effects and also include a DVD with real time step by step "how-to" footage, and clips from live workshops.
His blog, Elemental Alchemy – Animation Insights and Musings, reflects his unique and candid perspective on all things animated.
Full Disclosure: There's nothing in my head! But that's a good thing, because writers are the only ones in Hollywood who create something from nothing. And I, for one, have a vast amount of nothing to share with you. Thus, from the void between my ears springs this blog on writing for animation and live action. A blog not just for writers but for producers, directors, animators, storyboard artists, VFX specialists and even studio execs (but not agents), because the single most important creative element of any production is its story, and for a production to be successful everyone must make sure its story is as good as it can be. And to make my blog as good as it can be I welcome your input. Email me at GetJeffrey[at]JeffreyScott.tv.
Jeffrey Scott has written over 700 animated and live-action TV and film scripts for Sony, Warner Bros., Disney, Universal, Paramount, Columbia, PBS, Sesame Workshop, Marvel, Hanna-Barbera and others. His writing has been honored with three Emmys and the Humanitas Prize. He is author of the acclaimed book, How to Write for Animation. To learn more about his craft and credits visit his website at www.JeffreyScott.tv.
The FMX Conference brings together each year some of the most creative and accomplished professionals in animation, visual effects, gaming, visualization and education. Thousands of people from around world attend the conference in Stuttgart's Haus der Wirtschaft to find out about current trends, innovative approaches and latest achievements in the world of digital entertainment. AWN has been an enthusiastic media partner of FMX for 8 years, chronicling the event in the hopes of sharing with our readers a sense of how important the event has become and how much it has to offer everyone in our community.
This blog will introduce to you some of the key participants, through intimate interviews where they discuss themselves and their work, as well as through recordings of their presentations and panel discussions, where they share with you their insight and their knowledge.
The Frenzer Foreman Animation Forum is the only comedy podcast about animation featuring Joel Frenzer and Alan Foreman; two of the world's most foremost premiere official expert masters of comedy podcasts about animation. With nearly six combined decades of animation experience, including directing, writing, designing, acting, producing, suffering, under-paid work, sound-design, musical scoring, festival going, cel-painter's elbow, digital fatigue, and teaching in and around and all over the international and local animation industry, college, and fine-arts world, Frenzer and Foreman deliver their unique know-how to you each week through in-depth interviews with world animation leaders, technical animation advice, surprise "radio games", and personal tales of tragedy and triumph. Animation on the radio; it's like photosynthesis on the moon. Welcome to the Forum!
Douglas Larmour's blog, From Where The Color Spaces Meet, gives insight into the day-to-day challenges that compositors face, as well as the thoughts that crop up in his head while working at the sharp end of the VFX pipeline in one of the best VFX houses in the World.
Douglas Larmour has been working in the Visual Effects industry as a digital compositor on films including Lara Croft:Tomb Raider (2001), Troy (2004), Sunshine (2007) and Kingdom of Heaven (2005). For the last 5 years he has taken on a more senior role as supervising lead on shows including Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010) and The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010).
He has also been a Visual Effects Supervisor on a number of British films (Stage Beauty (2004)/ Suzie Gold (2004)/ The Other Man (2008)) and was recently nominated for an Emmy for his work on the TV series Rome, Series 2 (2007). In addition to his work for MPC, Doug also worked for a year with Weta Digital on the Oscar winning King Kong (2005).
The International Animation Consulting Group ("IACG") is an unparalleled group of executives assembled to provide first-hand knowledge of how to develop, produce and distribute animated content for feature films and television. IACG's experience includes building curricula for training, recruiting, studio design and all aspects of the production process including development, budgeting, producing, directing, marketing and distribution.
The team collectively has over 75 years experience in animation including experience at the very highest levels for some the world's foremost motion picture studios. IACG's principals have collaborated on over 20 animated feature films and numerous television shows, shorts, and specials. Find out more about IACG by visiting their website at: IACG.biz.
IACG - William (Bill) Dennis - Max Howard – Frank M. Lunn
GOING MOBILE provides AWN readers with new and exciting information, perspective and advice on the latest in mobile computing platforms, apps, games and development, as well as the people and companies on the leading edge of innovation.
This blog is for people immersed in digital art and technology geared towards mobile communications and technology who want to stay current.
I'M GAME provides AWN readers with new and exciting information, perspective and advice on the latest in computer games, including profiles, reviews and interviews. This blog is for people who are immersed in digital arts and the ever-changing convergence with technology, who want to know even more and interact with other experts in the field. Contributors include Scott Steinberg, John Gaudiosi and Janet Rae-Dupree.
Brian J. Pohl has over 16 years of experience as a visual effects artist, technical director, and previs supervisor. His blog, Idea Pioneers – The Practice of Previs, will not only provide an insider's view on the previs and preproduction process, but provide the reader with tips and techniques towards improving one's film making style.
A veteran of George Lucas' personal previsualization team and Industrial Light and Magic's art department, Pohl is credited for creating or supervising previs on over 22 films including Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002), I, Robot (2004) , Open Season (2006), Star Trek (2009) and Battle: Los Angeles (2011). Recently Pohl participated in the formation of the Previsualization Society and acts as its secretary and chairman for its web and educational committees. With the advancement of new CG technologies, the process of previs and virtual filmmaking is becoming more and more prevalent. In addition to being a previs artist, Pohl currently teaches at Gnomon School of Visual FX. For more information on Pohl and the art of previs, check out Brian's website at: www.brianpohl.com.
Musings and adventures of Ron Diamond, Animation Executive Producer and World Traveler.
As a cognitive scientist, I explore the world of animators' thoughts, finding signs of intelligent life. Actually, I got my PhD proving that animators use more complex thinking in developing animations, videogames and CGI-infused live action films than rocket scientists.
I look closely at the ways filmmakers plan, problem solve, sketch out and communicate ideas as they develop their projects. I'm also interested in how animations and CGI depict thinking, memory and dreams.
I will be scouring science and cognitive journals, watching many animations and searching for bits of wisdom and insights you can use to develop your lines of thought.
Ivanka Hahnenberger started her professional career as an investment-banking analyst. From there she became a production accountant, working on commercials then feature films with a specialty in special effects and animation. She became an associate producer and eventually a producer for international film and television productions and co-productions, primarily in animation with some live TV and feature work as well. Then, in 2003, she co-founded Roving Stage Productions, a production and consulting company focusing on Mobile and new media content, which she still manages. In the Fall of 2008 she partnered with Grégoire Parcollet in the rescue of VIP Licensing, a merchandising agency in liquidation. Ivanka's Made 4 Mobile blog will keep a sharp eye on both the business and creative side of the world of Mobile communications. Ivanka can be reached at ivanka at rovingstageproductions dot com.
Nina Paley is the creator of the animated musical feature film Sita Sings the Blues, which has screened in over 150 film festivals and won over 35 international awards including the Annecy Grand Crystal, The IFFLA Grand Jury Prize, and a Gotham Award. Her adventures in our broken copyright system led her to copyLeft her film, and join QuestionCopyright.org as Artist-in-Residence. Prior to becoming an animator Nina was a syndicated cartoonist; she is now re-releasing all her old comics under a Creative Commons Share-Alike license. A 2006 Guggenheim Fellow, Nina is currently producing a series of animated shorts about intellectual freedom called Minute Memes.
Nina' AWN blog will bring together her newest work, her keen eye for the ironic and her unique perspective on how artists can navigate the controversial, often painful, but always colorful world we inhabit. You can find more of her work at: www.ninapaley.com, www.sitasingstheblues.com, questioncopyright.org and mimiandeunice.com.
Milt Vallas is an industry executive with over thirty years experience in the development, production and distribution of animated properties. He is a multiple Emmy nominee and Emmy winning producer. He has built and managed animation studios throughout Europe, Asia and Latin America and is considered highly knowledgeable in the areas of offshore co-productions.
He has taken an animation company public on NASDAQ and has structured a number of international partnerships working in China, India and Europe.
He currently is a senior partner at Media Vision Consulting, a professional firm that represents the interests of a number of clients and properties in the field of animation. He can be reached at email@example.com.
Toss out your model sheets and pack up your prejudices; the real party is on the fringe, not at the box office. Off-Model covers what's new, unusual, and decidedly off the beaten path from mainstream animation. Whether it be in the fine art realm, in technology, education, or hybrid media, Off-Model wants to bring the innovative to the forefront, and open a larger discussion about animation's place in the cinematic and art worlds outside our carefully guarded clubhouse. Here you'll find hidden gems, uncovered artifacts, and less archaeological current coverage of the people, ideas, and projects that are pushing our industry forward. It doesn't matter if you're a fan, a film student, or a seasoned professional. If you seek inspiration in the avant-garde, if you get a thrill from pushing the limits, if you idolize the risk-takers, and wish there were more, this rallying point is the place for you.
Zoe Chevat is an animator, graphic artist, and writer based in Los Angeles. She is a graduate of the Masters in Experimental Animation program at CalArts, and anticipates explaining what the 'experimental' part of that means for the rest of her career, with pleasure. Follow her on Twitter @zchevat.
Parallax is the animation and games blog of David Surman and Ian Gouldstone. Together they work as Pachinko Pictures in Melbourne Australia. You can follow them on twitter.
Parish the Thought is a wry look at the wonderful world of visual effects and animation, written by Steve Parish, the Director of CG at Nice Shoes Creative Studio, who has a knack for melding the technical and the magical, all with a tasteful restraint. Steve has vast experience in both television and film, having led successful campaigns for Pepsi, GE, AT&T, HBO, Coca Cola, Spike Lee, and The Beatles Rockband "Abbey Road" commercial. At Industrial Light & Magic, Steve worked on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End and more recently Elysium and Thor: The Dark World while at Whisky Tree.
4th grader Perry Chen is the award-winning child movie critic, Annie Awards presenter, artist, and young radio talk show host of "Perry Previews the Movies" on www.wsRadio.com/perry. His complete body of work is available on his website: www.perryspreviews.com. He became a national sensation after appearing on the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric in 2009. Perry reviews primarily G/PG-rated films from a child's perspective with his unique kids-friendly starfish rating system, 5 being the best. He also loves to draw animation.
You can watch his special event videos: www.youtube.com/perryspreviews. He can be reached at email@example.com.
Perry has been featured extensively in regional, national, and international media, including San Diego affiliates of Fox, CBS, NBC, ABC, and KUSI, CW channel 6, other radio stations, San Diego Union Tribune, SDNN, San Diego Family, World Journal, The China Press, and more. He has also been invited to speak or interview filmmakers at numerous film festivals, awards shows, press junkets and movie premiers. He has interviewed Pete Doctor, the director of the Oscar-winning film "Up" as well as John Musker & Ron Clements of the Oscar-nominated film "The Princess and the Frog."
Peter Rizkalla is a life-long enthusiast of videogames and the videogame industry. He has worked in various videogame companies such as THQ, Namco/Bandai and 2K Games and avidly attends many game conferences and events. His formal reviews can be seen in AnimationWorld Magazine. "Press Start" is Peter's new blog on AWN, filled with his insights and views on the latest in gaming. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jessie Nagel is the real person behind the blog known as Pretty Persuasion (you be the judge) and is Co-Founder/Special Agent of the sassy communications agency Hype. Jessie also co-founded HypeFest - the short subject film festival turned special events division of the company.
A founding member of Women in Animation, Jessie was the editor for the organization's newsletter "Work in Progress" for nearly 10 years. She also helped produce the indie 'zine "World Famous Crazy Wild" which had an admittedly small but loyal fan base and a random publishing schedule. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thus far, Edward Bakst has led a life of a wanderer. He has lived and worked in lands of diverse cultures, politics and socio-economics. There he designed and directed created media projects, as well as academic initiatives dedicated to creative ideation and interdisciplinary explorations.
As a designer & director, Edward has created short animated films for such clients as: Smithsonian, MTV, SCI-FI, Nickelodeon, Noggin, ABC, Ajinomoto, NBC, VIASA, HBO, UNICEF, Showtime, Sesame, etc. These projects won international awards for creativity and originality. SIGGRAPH Electronic Theatre presented 3 of his shorts; others won IMAGINA, NY Film Festival, ASIFA, WORLDFEST, BPME, NCGA, British ONLINE, US Film Festival, HOUSTON International Festival, GUGGENHEIM Fellowship and so on.
In an academic career Edward designed, lead or consulted on launching of programs at Pratt Institute, Columbia University, art colleges in Colorado and Michigan. Invited to Singapore to spearhead founding of the School of Art, Design & Media, and design of its unique building, he then consulted on launching of the School of Technology for the Arts. As Professor, he has mentored students in the USA, Latin America, Europe and Asia. He is now concluding his Visiting Professorship at Kyoto University.
Via infinite powers of imagination, Edward has realized worlds that inspire by breaking away from "reality and gravity bound thinking". His metamorphic ideas now ignite conceptual designs exploring interactivity and technology as a "magic wand" fusing reality and virtuality. You are invited to visit http://www.ideaforia.com or write to email@example.com.
Todd Resnick is a Casting Director (Mattel, Blizzard, Marvel, Simon and Shuster and many other storied franchises) and head of Resnick Interactive Group, a full service voice over casting company.
"Professional networker, student of life, and student of myself. I've been told, 'holding me back is like holding a horse back.' My romance with audio production goes back to my deep roots here in Los Angeles, CA. Born and raised in Santa Monica, my passion for sound was sparked as a young boy while at a concert with my father; the engineers were amazing to watch while seeing Guns and Roses live. I was instantly passionate about anything with knobs, buttons, or lights... and the personalities of each. Locating the source and determining the destination became normal to me...and continues in everything that I do today. With fifteen years in the music production and video game development industries, I've been a Business Owner, Pioneer, Teacher, Producer, Engineer, Casting Director and inspirational Team Leader with some of today's well known networks, publishers, voice and musical artists, and students. Relationships spanning the globe feature a meticulously tailored resource network of worldly professionals and marquee content providers. I'm literally the sum total of everyone I have ever met."
Find out more about Todd and Resnick Interactive Group at resnickinteractive.com.
Rick DeMott is the Senior Content Associate for Barbie.com at Mattel. Previously, he served as Director of Content for AWN. The animation writer, film school graduate, movie geek reviews from a story-based perspective, giving pros and fans a different perspective from your typical mainstream reviews. Read more non animation and visual effects related reviews at Rick's Flicks Picks.
AWN's Asia Bureau provides a window into various animation-related companies, productions, schools and events through reports, stories, profiles, data gathering and translation provided by numerous people throughout the continent. Their insight and efforts helps AWN publish information on new shows, films, games and the companies who produce, distribute and license them.
Spotlight on Korea is a central place for information on the top Korean companies and their latest work.
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It has been a long long time since I last set foot in Pasar Malam (night market) at Taman Connaught, Cheras. So, one Wednesday evening, we went to Taman Connaught after talking about all the things I missed in Pasar Malam some weeks ago.
Pasar Malam @ Taman Connaught, Cheras
Taman Connaught Pasar Malam is by far the longest one in Klang Valley, or maybe there are other longer ones which I've yet to visit yet. Let me know! Only opens on Wednesdays.
The Pasar Malam is always crowded! When we arrived, the weather was pretty good – no rain and cool air. Soon later, it rained!! Curses! Good thing we brought umbrella, otherwise we will have to walk under the rain like a wet duck. Quack!
Managed to snap pichas of things we saw and ate…..until the rain comes in. It became inconvenient and everyone was either running or pushing to get through the crowd, with or without umbrella and it was a wet wet wet and humid agenda. Dem!
There's this stall which sells a wide varieties of Kuih. From steamed to fried to BBQ. You name it.
What is a Pasar Malam without the sight of Curry Fishballs! Now, improvised already. They are also selling Tom Yum flavoured fishballs.
Selling at RM1.00 a stick, I got myself a Tom Yum flavored one since it's new to me. Heh..
*om nom nom* Nothing special about the fishballs. Just some fried fishballs on a stick simmered in Tom Yum soup.
Another popular item in Pasar Malam is this Chuka Idako (Japanese baby octopus) soaked with dressings or sauces like wasabi mayo, just mayo, honey, spicy sauce, etc.. We bought the wasabi one and again, there's nothing special about it. No wasabi kick!
Go Pasar Malam must eat Uncle Bob fried chicken, but this one is so disappointing. *sad*
Cute cartoon pancakes selling at RM0.70 a piece and RM3.50 for 6.
Melody and Hello Kitty
Pikachu I choose u! (Because Doraemon and Hello Kitty are overrated) *pika pikaaa*
This is Okonomiyaki a type of Japanese pizza or some call it pancake. The batter is made of flour, egg, water, grated some kind of yam and cabbage, plus added with ingredients of your choice such as crabmeat, chuka idako, cheese, etc..
The Okonomiyaki is topped with mayo, nori and fish flakes.
There's this stall which sells all kinds of tarts! From egg to whatever tart you can think of! And they are all freshly made!! Check out the oven in the lorry in the above picha! *gawk*
Egg Tarts
So many types of tarts to choose from. Egg tart alone already got 2 types!
Finally decided to get Portugese Egg Tart because I like pastries :3
Made a good choice. The tart was so delish and still hot! Had to blow it a little before taking a bite. Talk about getting fresh from oven
This is one long Pasar Malam. While walking and munching, we stopped by this Thai Coconut stall for a refreshing drink.
Coconut Juice & Coconut Jelly @ RM4 each
We bought the Coconut jelly because it's more special. LOL
Really refreshing and I wish to have one at this very moment!
Pasar Malam is one place you can find coloured contact lenses. I was surprised that they're selling this for RM10 a piece! So dem cheap!! So cheap that I wasn't feeling confident to buy them. Haha..
Muar is famous for Otak-Otak and can be found in Pasar Malam and it's not very expensive, RM0.70 a piece.
Otak-otak which is fish paste or cake made of fish meat and spices, wrapped in banana leaf and then BBQ. It tasted like salty cake with fragrant of spices and better with the charcoal aroma.
*om nom nom*
Here in Pasar Malam, can find these chicken and duck limbs and organs. Not sure how much they're selling these as I just walk past them.
Saw this awesome paper-work-of-art and stopped for awhile to admire them. Such skills!
It's actually a greeting cards. Once you fold the card to close, the 3D Ferris Wheel will flatten down and pops up when you open the card. Such skills!
There were so many designs and thought of getting one, but then I thought pichas of them would be good enough as I have no idea where I can put them and for a person like me, I'm sure these 3Ds won't survive long in my hands. Heeee!
A girl, probably 10 years old, asked the owner how much is the card and was told that they're selling at RM20 each. Before walking away, she said, "So expensive!" LOL!!
Since I bought the "Shake Shake" blender, I've been making remarkably delicious fruit juices for myself and others. One of the ingredients for my worshipable juice is the Passion fruit. Made to drink with lots of PASSION. Geddit geddit?
Some Passion fruit drink with sour plum in it. The taste is not bad but still finds my worshipable juice nicer.
Stumbled upon this Hot & Spicy noodles stall and decided to grab a bowl because I saw Szechuan Vegetable is one of the ingredient. I like that salty yet mildly spicy veggie :3
Malak (Hot & Spicy) Noodle @ RM5.50
Since the coconut stall is just beside the noodle stall, ordered one coconut juice just in case the noodle is very spicy.
Turns out, the noodles is not that spicy and I requested to add extrahot spicy chilli oil and ended up with a numb mouth. Heee..
Saw this Cempedak fritters and decided to buy 1 piece but the minimum they're selling is 3 pieces. Hence, we got 3 pieces for RM5. So expensive! Nonetheless, I enjoyed the sweet hot crispy fragrant fritters :3
Although it rained, someone insist to hunt for Chow Tofu (Smelly Tofu). This is the smelliest food I've ever come across and I don't understand why anyone would enjoy something that smells like a forever unwashed toilet! *runs*
Furthermore, there was a long queue for this smelly thing. Apparently, the stall is from this famous restaurant in Kepong called Chew Chew Chow Tofu. Next time, if drive around Kepong must bring along oxygen mask. Hahahaha..
Last but not least, ending this long pasar post with a picha of Taufulou enjoying his Chow Tofu. Such Taufuception.
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You guys are just jelly that you couldn't make a game like them <3 primarily because of copyright issues but whatever.
I think it's fine! I suppose that at the higher graphics, the smooth skin would look odd, and would be a sudden jump from the previous games. I think it's fine to move on, but just steadily. Revamping the series will make it lose that feel it originally had.
Though I will say there is something
about the painfully thin-looking OW sprites. I'm used to Chubby McChubchubs, I'll just get used to it I guess.
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Of course this is announced within a month of me selling my 3DS..
Very excited about the move to 3D.. not so crazy about how it looks though. Hopefully they'll improve things in that regard.
And not to be "that guy", but I suppose this is where hacking ends?
For the poor people, at least.
If you want to hack anything above Gen 3, you'll have to 1) steal Nintendo's gizmos, and then 2) buy one or two things at a total of $5000.
So it hasn't ended, it's just an "elite" sport now.
And even if, it wouldn't end. We haven't exhausted the good Gen 3 hacks yet! We can work on that for years to come. We
haven't figured out most things (eg character animations) so there's no sense in rushing forward!
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Hey guys,
I posted a request on these forums around last summer for a map of one of my project. I'm going to retry in hopes someone can help me Hihi
Here's the request;
No set time limit
I'm looking for something somewhat primitive in style, as my campaign setting is based on a sort of stone age era with tribes and everything. Of course I'd like some color, but there is no need for pushed-to-the-limit details. Keeping it simple will probably suit this project better than putting in too much detail and work.
Something looking like this would be perfect; Map Example
Here's the sketch for my actual project Primeval Landmass
The map is but a small part of a whole world, it shows a couple types of terrains (desert, forest, mountains, savannah, coastal, archipelageo, jungle, barren plains) in which the action will take place. There is also a huge area taken by the sea.
The map will be about 250 miles per inch (250miles/inch)
Needless to say, I'm not looking for butched work as I can do that myself. I do encourage amateur work and beginners who want to give their first go at it, but it has to be somewhat inviting to the eye.
It's a map that will be used on the web only and showcased in threads and posts, perhaps a wiki/blog about my fantasy setting.
It needs to be about 10'x6'. Or at least big enough so that people don't have to kiss their computers to see it.
The map will be used for one of my RPG projects, which is more of a home, personal project. I do not intend to make use of this map (and my project for what it matters) for commercial purposes. You can definitely showcase it in your personal portfolio. The artist basically keeps copyright of his work and can ask me to not use it if he so wishes.
Here's hoping I'll meet someone to work with


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Thursday, December 2, 2010
a spoonful giveaway....
...this seriously is the loveliest publication that arrived at my doorstop the other day, and what makes this even more special is the inclusion of a little piece of mine! I am beyond thrilled, and to be amongst so many other talented artists and writers is an honour...
..Anthea does an incredible job creating what she describes as a, "...short and inspiring little publication which, in light of our insanely busy lives, can be finished by the end of a train ride. It's quick to consume, beautifully soft, & after reading will genuinely make you smile."
I may not have a lovely train ride to absorb myself in this little zine, but I do have a preschool parking lot that has allowed just as much enjoyment as I wait for the little guy to finish school.
...Thank you so much Anthea, and I happen to have an extra copy for someone out there to enjoy as well! If you would like your own little inspirational zine, please leave a comment and spread the word. I will close the comments Saturday at 10pm EST.
...good luck!
29 comments:
- pilli pilli said...
That boat is amazing!
& I would LOVE to have a peep at the rest of that inspirational spoonful!
and have a wondeful day!
- December 2, 2010 at 6:44 AM
- mummysam said...
thank you my dear, and good luck!
- December 2, 2010 at 6:52 AM
- Dawn D. Sokol said...
Ooo, yes! Would love to win a copy...I'm a lurker here. LOVE your work...
- December 2, 2010 at 6:54 AM
- tangled sky studio said...
i am in love with the knitted sea : ) count me in please!!!
- December 2, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- Claudia said...
They are both lovely, the publication and your piece. Congratulations!
- December 2, 2010 at 7:10 AM
- Marianne said...
I love following you on Flickr....your work is so creative and fun. I would love an issue of spoonful.
- December 2, 2010 at 7:15 AM
- Jenny said...
What a great way to showcase such beautiful work! The boat is incredible. I would love a chance to the check it out, thanks for the chance to win!
- December 2, 2010 at 7:33 AM
- meplusmolly said...
Yay! go you, you are here there and everywhere! Sounds a lovely publication, interesting and inspiring blog too :) x
- December 2, 2010 at 7:37 AM
- bananenblatt said...
thats awesome! congrats to you!
- December 2, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Jill said...
So lovely! Thank you for the giveaway!
- December 2, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- DK said...
I love those sails! And the mag looks so pretty and awesome, too, please count me in. :)
- December 2, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- Margie Oomen said...
what a fantastic spread
- December 2, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Sarah said...
fantastic! we all need a little inspiration for our busy lives!
- December 2, 2010 at 10:16 AM
- Vivika said...
Brilliant photo and a job well done... it reminds me of that little poem by Eugene Field that my mother used to recite...
Winken, Blinken and Nod, one night,
Sailed off in a wooden shoe.
Sailed on a river of crystal light,
Into a sea of dew...
Your work is quite inspiring and so very lovely.
Vivika vdenegre(at)yahoo(dot)com
- December 2, 2010 at 1:12 PM
- Amy said...
Love the face at the top of the mast. It is a fabulous boat!!
- December 2, 2010 at 1:32 PM
- Patrice A. said...
That boot looks wonderful!!
And yes, I would love to win a copy....
- December 2, 2010 at 11:38 PM
- jacqueline said...
Dearest sweet Sam, congratz!! I am loving that boat so much! I would love to win a copy too...love the name Spoonful! Have a lovely merry happy weekend and love to yoU!
- December 3, 2010 at 12:32 AM
- MUS said...
fantastic! would looove to win a copy!
- December 3, 2010 at 1:59 AM
- MUS said...
fantastic! would looove to win a copy!
- December 3, 2010 at 2:01 AM
- blissful chick said...
zine love! zine love! it looks gorgeous, i would be honored to own it :)
- December 3, 2010 at 4:38 AM
- Cre8tiveMe said...
I would love to own a copy of this! I find your work very inspirational! The boat is amazing! It makes me remember the days when I created for myself...I miss those days.
- December 3, 2010 at 3:52 PM
- Anne B. said...
Count me in. I don't have a blog, so can't spread the word that way, but I have e-mailed some friends.
- December 4, 2010 at 12:05 AM
Congratulations!!! I also think the boat is amazing!!! Elma
- December 4, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- splurge said...
Of course you can count me in! Those knit waves and lovely sails sold me. Alas, there is no train ride for me either...
- December 4, 2010 at 7:59 PM
- Black Cow NZ said...
I 've just discovered you and bought a copy of your book...now waiting for Santa to send it. I live on a sheep farm in New Zealand and so inspired by what you do...would love to see that publication you mentioned...keep creating! You make me smile....me and all the sheep, goats, pigs, chickens,etc etc!! We all think you are pretty awesome!!
- December 6, 2010 at 6:02 PM
- Cara Carmina said...
haven´t stopped for a while and OMG!!! this ship is amazing!!!!! congrats!!!!!
lot´s of inspiration!!!
would love to win this one!
- December 7, 2010 at 7:13 PM
- extongardener said...
Oh dear, I love this ship of yours. It's so beautifully conceived and realised. The magazine sounds wonderful but I've never seen it in Australia.
- December 9, 2010 at 4:42 AM
- amy rubin flett said...
congratulations! and what a beautiful publication it seems to be... what a great giveaway! please count me in too! amy
- December 11, 2010 at 12:33 PM
- thea said...
my pleasure girl ;) xx
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