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"I Moved to LA to Work in Animation" new 70-page comic I moved to LA in 2015 to storyboard for animation studios. I get a lot of questions from artists who are interested in making similar career moves themselves. I wanted to make a comic about my experience, half for me and half for anyone looking for information about LA / storyboarding for animation. It took a LOT of my weekends over the past year, but the final, 70-page comic is now ready to share with you!!

10 good reasons for turning down work When you're starting out as a freelancer and haven't quite found your feet, it's tempting to say yes to any work that comes your way. You'll soon discover, though, that it pays to discriminate a little. 25 tips for staying sane as a freelancer 30 Artistic and Creative Résumés In these tough economic times, many designers find themselves applying for jobs and freelance gigs on a regular basis. So, how can we stand out from the rest and grab the attention of a design agency when they’re usually bombarded with hundreds of applications? The best way to do this is in the design of your resume. Assuming that you have the skills that they’re looking for, a striking and visually appealing resume will go a long way at getting you the creative job that you want.

Art, Animation & Film Analysis by James Chiang The first 3 shots of this 16 scene sequence where Baloo and Mowgli meet for the first time in Walt Disney’s 1967 classic, The Jungle Book. Let’s begin our 5 Part analysis of Frank Thomas’ and Ollie Johnston’s marvelous work in this portion of The Jungle Book: Scene 1: A Lesson in broken rhythm and natural action. I love the unplanned feeling of this shot even though it’s clearly well-designed in terms of layout, camera move and action choreography.

Animate Projects Abigail has produced more than 30 films, including 15 shorts for Channel 4’s Random Acts, which have screened at international festivals including Annecy, Holland Animation Film Festival, Ottawa International Animation Festival, and Oberhausen International Short Film Festival. Most recently, Abigail produced Silent Signal, a Wellcome Trust supported project, bringing together animators and scientists to produce six short animations for exhibition at UK galleries and multiple festival screenings. She is currently producing animated short I’m OK with Director Elizabeth Hobbs, having produced her short Imperial Provisor Frombald for Channel 4 in 2014. Abigail co-produced Chris Shepherd’s Johnno’s Dead, a hybrid animation/live action short that premiered at the London International Animation Festival. She produced the multi-media installation Altered Landscapes for artist Juan delGado that has been touring the UK since March 2016.

What makes British animation British? Explore the BFI’s Animated Britain collection on BFI Player (BFI National Archive). In 2018 the BFI is offering a look back through eleven decades of history since the first documented uses of stop-motion animation in the UK. And now, in partnership with BBC Four, we are funding up to 12 new animated shorts to look forwards to a new generation of emerging talent. But putting aside some basic geography, can we identify any defining characteristics of animation produced in Britain? Since the 1920s, animators in Britain have struggled to compete with the output of American studios.

Animation 2018 Following on from the success of Listen to Britain 2017 which offered a unique platform to emerging documentary makers, BBC Four in partnership with BFI are now searching for a suite of short films to showcase the creativity and diversity of the next generation of animation talent working in the UK today. We will be giving up to 12 individuals or teams the opportunity to have their film selected by a panel of representatives from BBC, BFI and the world of British animation. If successful, you will be awarded a grant of between £2,000 and £10,000 towards the creation or completion of your original film, the opportunity to have your film screened at BFI Southbank and the chance for it to be broadcast on BBC Four in late 2018.

Improve your drawing speed with these tips - StoryboardArt - Creating Storyboards In A Flash So there you are at your desk. You have your script, check. Your monitor and tablet, check.