Animation in the United States today is anything but homogenous. At this very moment, there are hundreds of animators sitting in their studios or basements pounding out frames every night and creating a rich body of work with no mainstream venue in which to show it. On the other side of the spectrum, there are countless artists working in creative fields within larger animation operations like Pixar, Warner Brothers, Disney, and ILM. In a panel moderated by Tom Knott, animators talk about the creative process, how they do what they do, why we don’t often see it, and how animation artists fare in the more commercial endeavors.
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| Tom Knott
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