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Animation Industry Podcast

Animation Industry Podcast

Welcome to AIP, the Animation Industry Podcast! Here you"ll find interviews from today"s top leadaers in the animation industry on topics like: *the best way to pitch a show *how to successfully market your work online *what kind of skills will get your dream job *and more! Who"s running this podcast? My name is Terry, and I"m a stop motion animator. I"m soaking up as much knowledge about the animation industry as I can, and sharing what I learn along the way. For more information about this

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01:17:34

Episode 192: Liam Gilbey & The Struggles of Creating...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2023/01/18

This chat is with Cut the Mustard Animation Studio Director Liam Gilbey. Gilbey was featured as a guest on episode 67 of this podcast back in the spring of 2020, when he had just graduated university and was starting Cut the Mustard with a group of friends. Fast forward to today, Gilbey gives an update on how far the studio has come and where it’s going. Tune in to Ibele and Gilbey to hear: *The struggles of finding your footing with a new studio *How to find consistent work that will keep you

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00:47:45

Episode 191: How Robert-Jonathan Koeyers Made An...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2023/01/11

This chat features Dutch multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker, Robert-Jonathan Koeyers, who shares the ins and outs of creating his recent 2D animated film, “It’s Nice in Here.” Koyeres studied animation at Rotterdam and this is his first film out of school which premiered at Cannes and has since been Oscar shortlisted. Tune in to Ibele and Koeyers to hear: *How Koeyers received funding to hire a full animation team *The secret behind Koeyer’s super-captivating storytelling *What the animation

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00:53:41

Episode 190: Laura Gonçalves Journey To Create The...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/12/14

This chat is with a 2D animator from Portugal named Laura Gonçalves. She is known for animated films like Drop by Drop, Three Weeks in December, and her most recent, The Garbage Man. She shares how she worked with the BAP Animation Studio collective to produce her film. Tune in to Ibele and Gonçalves to hear: *How Gonçalves received funding for her film in Portugal *What options you have pursuing animation as a career in Portugal *Gonçalves’ complete process to produce her super unique style and

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00:49:15

Episode 189: Eliott Deshusses' Stop Motion Journey In...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/12/07

This chat features German stop motion animator Eliott Deshusses, who shares what the stop motion industry is like in Germany and how he got into it. Deshusses studied at Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg and has an incredible reel of really fascinating and unique stop motion projects that have included work with some big brands like Audi, Miracle Whip, Universal, and Yamaha. Tune in to Ibele and Deshusses to hear: *What opportunities exist for stop motion animators in Germany *How Deshusses got a

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01:10:19

Episode 188: How Chris Bailey Worked His Way Up In...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/11/30

This chat features legendary Disney Animator, Chris Bailey, who’s animated on The Little Mermaid, The Rescuers Down Under, The Lion King, and more. Most recently Bailey directed The Great Wolf Pack: A Call to Adventure, Great Wolf Lodge’s first animated feature film - bringing about an interesting discussion around branded animated films. Tune in to Ibele and Bailey to hear: *Bailey’s number one tip to master hand-drawn animation *How to go from animator to director *Behind-the-scenes of directing

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00:51:45

Episode 187: How Chris Walsh Produced The Stop Motion...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/11/23

This chat features Filmmaker, Faculty of Sheridan College’s Animation Program, and Author of the go-to-book on stop motion filmmaking, Chris Walsh. Walsh shares how he used the pandemic's lockdown to set up a home stop motion studio and produce an 8-minute film about a skeleton assassin looking to mend a broken heart. Tune in to Ibele and Walsh to hear: *The cost to build a home stop motion studio from scratch *The most challenging part about self-producing a short film *The number one thing Walsh

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01:06:18

Episode 186: BTS on Wendell & Wild with Animation...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/11/16

This chat features two seasoned stop motion animators - Malcolm Lamont and Jeff Riley. Together, Lamont and Riley have worked on nearly every major stop motion feature film including Corpse Bride, Coraline, Box Trolls, Kubo, and most recently, Wendell & Wild where they both served as Animation Supervisors. In this chat they share how they worked their way into feature stop motion as well as all the behind-the-scenes of how Wendell & Wild came together. Tune in to Ibele, Lamont, and Riley to

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00:51:44

Episode 185: How Future House Is Building Animation...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/11/08

This chat features Future House Animation Studio’s Director and Animation Supervisor Ryan Bird and Founder Adam Sidwell. In our chat they’re going to share how they’ve been building client projects within the metaverse like virtual concerts, sales meetings, and games, and how they started working in VR in the first place. Tune in to Ibele, Bird, and Sidwell to hear: *How Future House sells clients on Metaverse projects *What software you need to build within the Metaverse *What sort of animation

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00:56:59

Episode 184: How Stephanie Earley Became Lead Editor...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/11/02

This chat is with animation editor Stephanie Earley, who’s worked on The Awesomes, Bob’s Burgers, and Central Park. She shares how she got her start as an assistant editor and worked her way up to lead, as well as the ins and outs of the job, including what software studios use, how she makes cuts, and how editors are hired for animation. Tune in to Ibele and Earley to hear: *How much social media plays into becoming a professional animation editor *The differences between editing different genres

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00:48:21

Episode 183: How Yassmine Kairouch Became A Concept...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/10/26

This chat features Moroccan concept artist, Yassmine Kairouch, who shares the struggles of pursuing an artistic career in Morocco, and how she began picking up clients for her concept art while studying architecture full time. Tune in to Ibele and Kairouch to hear: *How Kairouch picked up her first clients as an unheard-of artist *Kairouch’s plan to dive full-time into concept art as a freelancer *The surprising benefits an architecture degree gives you when it comes to concept art ~~ Get 20% off

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00:42:55

Episode 182: NASA Video Producer And Animator James...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/10/19

This chat is with Planetary Science Video Producer and Animator, James Tralie, who shares how he took a u-turn from geophysics into animation. Throughout his career he’s also worked with clients like Facebook, Taco Bell, MIT, Marshmello, and Fiji Water - and on top of this he also runs a YouTube channel teaching Blender. Tune in to Ibele and Tralie to hear: *How Tralie broke into the industry with a degree in geophysics *What Tralie has done to grow his Instagram to 145K followers *What being a

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00:57:05

Episode 181: Mo Davoudian's Formula For A Successful...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/10/12

This chat features CEO of Brain Zoo Studios - a studio he founded in LA 27 years ago - Mo Davoudian. During his time at Brain Zoo, Davoudian has worked with clients like Marvel, Guardians of the Galaxy, Call of Duty, and Lego. In this chat he shares what it takes to keep an animation studio ahead of the game after all this time. Tune in to Ibele and Davoudian to hear: *Davoudian’s formula for a successful animation studio *How Brain Zoo evolved during the pandemic *How Brain Zoo continuously

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00:52:46

Episode 180: How David Kaye Got Into Voice Acting For...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/10/05

This chat features David Kaye, voice actor extraordinaire. Throughout his career he’s worked on TV shows and movies like Transformers, He-Man, Ben 10, Ducktales, Up, Scooby Doo, and Eternals, plus video games like Assassin's Creed, Ratchet and Clank, Call of Duty, and Kingdom Hearts. In this chat he shares how he got his start in voice acting, transitioned into animated films, TV shows and video games, and how anyone else with a knack for making voices can do the same. Tune into Ibele and Kaye to

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01:11:50

Episode 179: Stop Motion & CG Animator Justin Rasch

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/09/21

This chat features Justin Rasch, a stop motion and CG animator. Over the years Rasch has worked on stop motion productions like Paranorman and Kubo and the Two Strings, and CG productions like Blizzard’s Overwatch and World of Warcraft shorts. In this chat, Rasch shares how he got his start, worked his way up in the animation world, and now how he’s making a name for himself on social media. Tune in to Ibele and Rasch to hear: *What compels Rasch’s perfectionist mindset in everything he does *The

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00:58:20

Episode 178: How Turkish Stop Motion Animator...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/09/06

This chat features self-taught Turkish stop motion animator Özgürcan Özdamar. A note about this chat is that Özgürcan Özdamar only speaks Turkish and Terry Ibele only speaks English, so Merve Çaydere, a set designer at Laika, has volunteered to translate back and forth in the interview. In the chat Özdamar shares how he got his start working on commercials, then branched off to publish his own work on YouTube - receiving more than four billion views for his funny stop motion videos for kids

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01:06:23

Episode 177: How To Get Hired As A Storyboard...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/08/31

This chat features storyboard revisionist Dorsa Bidhendi who Terry Ibele met back in 2018 in Sheridan College’s animation program. Bidhendi recently graduated this spring and in this chat she shares how she got her first storyboard revisionist contract fresh out of school. Tune in to Ibele and Bidhendi to hear: *The interesting way Bidhendi got her portfolio to stand out to recruiters *What exactly a storyboard revisionist does *The advantage having a previous fine arts degree gave Bidhendi in

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01:08:38

Episode 176: How To Get Hired As A Motion Designer By...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/08/24

This chat features Ryan Summers, a veteran motion designer who was just tapped as Senior Creative Director at the creative studio Spillt. Over his career, Summers has worked on projects for Warner Bros, Starbucks, Pokémon, and Google and in this chat he’s going to share how to put together a portfolio to get hired in motion design. Tune in to Ibele and Summers to hear: *The four phases of animation *How Summers got his start *Summer’s best advice to quick starting a career in motion design

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01:53:29

Episode 175: Eugene Fong's Shotgun Approach To...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/08/17

This chat features Eugene Fong, who Terry Ibele met through a pitching workshop at the Toronto Animated Image Society. What’s interesting about this chat is that Fong is not himself an animator, or even in the animation industry. Instead he does global supply chain as his day job, but he’s currently researching everything he can to make the jump into animation - something Ibele did just a few years ago. So, in this chat you’ll hear them talk about the risks of switching careers later in life, their

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00:48:02

Episode 174: FlipaClip Founder Marcos Meson & How The...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/08/10

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 animation community, and their plans for the future of the app. Tune in to Ibele and Meson to hear: *How schools are using FlipaClip *Why social media

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01:05:08

Episode 173: Brent Forrest On How He Created Samurai...

Animation Industry Podcast ·

2022/08/03

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 short. Samurai Frog Golf will premiere at SIGGRAPH on August 8th in Vancouver and at The Virtual Electronic Theater (For those who can't be there in

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