Links to Publications and Interviews
Interview with a Disney Animator - Interview With a Disney Animator #2 - Making of Frozen - Advice from an Animator
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Interview with a Disney Animator - Interview With a Disney Animator #2 - Making of Frozen - Advice from an Animator
- DISNEY/PIXAR -
For 9+ years I have worked for The Walt Disney Company. Over the years I have honed my skills including but not limited to: Animation, Storyboarding, Animatics, Story telling, Concept and character development. I have been part of teams seeing these projects from concept to completion. Everyday we have direct contact with the director and we discuss the best way to execute our stories and ideas.
Listed below are a few examples of how I have contributed as a Disney Animator.
Due to copy write and owner ship issues with Disney, I can not show you nearly as much as I would like too but I can provide links to my work.
MOANA
Scene/song, "You're Welcome"
I was brought on to this song while the song was still in scratch. As an artist and animator we had to brainstorm and solve how to bring the directors vision of 2D and 3D to Life. I animated the main characters and the animatics of the 2D assets.
ZOOTOPIA
Scene - Jumbo Pop
I animated specifically the moments when the fox is talking to the Elephant.
BIG HERO 6
Primarily worked with the characters Hiro, Baymax, and the villain. A Character I worked in thedevelopment phase was Honey Lemon
FROZEN
Responsible for animating the primary main characters such as Elsa, Anna, etc.. I was working in pre production developing Hans and Olaf. Here is a scene I saw from start to finish. I specifically enjoyed animating the parts when Kristoff is in trouble off the wagon.
WRECK IT RALPH
Besides animating the main characters, I was part of the team also responsible for creating, designing and executing the end credits. This was done entirely from scratch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aq_JA5RJGxc
CARS 2, TOY STORY 3, UP -
Films I was a part of at PIXAR ANIMATION STUDIOS
- More Disney artwork -
70% of the work an animator does never gets to see the light of day. These are sketches and illustration animators make when exploring characters and developing personalities. If you are interested in personal work and projects I have worked on outside of The Walt Disney Company just ask and I'll be sure to share
In addition, I have contributed my skills to studios around the world during my travels such as at Animal Logic on THE LEGO MOVIE. I have been a professor of animation and art for the last 8 years and have held master classes at UCLA and CALARTS and cities all over the world (Chicago, Mexico, Beirut, Sydney Helsinki etc) If it wasn't for mentors and artist who went out of their way to share their time and energy to teach me, I wouldn't be here right now. So I will always teach in hopes to someday pay it forward and give back.
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