Martin "Dr. Toon" Goodman reminisces about
the incredible adventure Jason and the Argonauts took him on
and the power of Ray Harryhausen and great storytelling.

Sharon Schatz interviews Brian Nilles on the new Vicon 8 motion capture system and the future of the industry.

Motion capture takes a new direction when a live,
four-legged creature is brought into the mix. Gregory Singer reports
on capturing the motions of an Andalusian stallion.

The most famous stop motion studio in the world -- Aardman Animations -- is poised and ready for even greater success. Wendy Jackson Hall reports.

Digital humans are right around the corner according to Giant Studios and Webbie Tookay couldn't be more delighted. Laura
Schiff explains. Contains Quick Time movie clips!

Interactive television with its animated real-time
games has been a hit across the globe but not here in the States. Sharon
Schatz profiles the first venture in the US arena Throut & Neck,
and probes why there aren't more.

Kellie-Bea Cooper asks everyone from pioneers to students just what they thought about the new, highly regarded SIGGRAPH documentary. Also features Quicktime video interviews by Diana Cracknell.

Whether you are a student creating reel, a professional who wants to live a life of freelance, or a director of short films, computer animation at home is possible and affordable. Mike Amron explains.

If you want to post animations on the Internet then you need to become familiar with Macromedia Flash. Here Tom Calthrop does the introductions in a very useful "how to."

Jeff Williams reviews Macromedia's Dreamweaver/Fireworks Studio and tells us about the latest in web designing tools with the release of Dreamweaver 2 and Fireworks 2.