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Oscar Tour 2012 LA Day 3: Disney Feature Animation

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Overlooking Disney's Plaza of Legends.

 

By Zoe Chevat

Fresh from our morning at the ARL, we were greeted in the lobby of Disney’s whimsical animation building by Stephanie Morse, Talent Development Coordinator. Ms. Morse, who served as our tireless guide on a very tight schedule, ushered the nominees into the screening theater for a quick introduction. Then, leaving the lunchtime crowd to watch the nominated shorts, our band set out on a fast-paced tour of the neighboring Disney lot.

Bayonetta - A Must Buy!

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I’ll start by saying; Bayonetta is pure, unadulterated, fun.  It’s a game that represents the complete package – game-play, art, sound, and character.  I personally can never seem to find the time to play all the games that constantly accrue on my entertainment center, but I kept coming back to Bayonetta for more.

Hit the jump for the full review!

The House of Illustrious Animation

Posted In | Blog Categories: Reviews | Site Categories: 2D, 3D, CG, Commercials, Events, Short Films, Stop-Motion, Television

New York’s Society of Illustrators has great shows focusing on great artists and genres – all of which I read about but never get around to seeing; dammit Joe, get thee ass to East 63rd Street just off Lex and check the place out. (www.societyillustrators.org)

What finally lured me through the doors of the Society’s classy little townhouse: their March 10th show of animated commercials and music videos. Can I say ‘cutting-edge,’ or has that cliché passed its sell-through date? I’ll say it anyway; the stuff screened had a very high “wow, that was amazing” quotient.

Art Time!

Posted In | Blog Categories: Daily Sketch, Art, Animation Stories, Production Journal, Student | Site Categories: Art

We are entering PETE in festivals to take advantage of her shelf life. In the meantime, I am working on other projects - preproduction and scripts.

a bit of time in Central park

a bit of time in Central park

A Last Look at MIMI AND GACK and the Incubator Studio Ends… for now.

Well, I am back in Savannah (for now). The Incubator Studio ended and I sadly said “goodbyes” to the folks at Bloomfield College and Cicely Tyson High School.

A couple of months ago I attended a lecture at the Orlando Library by Jim Korkis author of THE VAULT OF WALT

The Topic was THE VAULT OF WALT - a new book that related untold stories about Walt Disney. The books gives insights into the man and the relationships in his life - as well as the projects he endeavored.

Company Profile: Doolynara Inc.

Posted In | Blog Categories: Company Profiles, Doolynara Inc | Site Categories: Licensing, Technology

Doolynara produces TV and movie animation series as well as managing a character licensing business based on its nationally well-known character, Dooly the little Dino.

Company Profile: SBS Contents Hub

Posted In | Blog Categories: Company Profiles, SBS Contents Hub | Site Categories: Television

SBS Contents Hub is a leading broadcaster and content distributor established as part of the SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System) Group in order to consolidate contents distribution business within the SBS Group.

Production Profile: Children of the World

Posted In | Blog Categories: Production Profiles, Children of the World | Site Categories: Television

 

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Children of the World

Are You Scared S#!%less?

Posted In | Blog Categories: Career Advice | Site Categories: Business, Internet and Interactive

The next time you feel like throwing a pity party because you are stuck in a dead-end job or still haven’t found one that you are afraid will wind up in a dead-end, stop and take a moment.  Suffering from the fear of failure or maybe even success, or worrying about what is coming next is not going to help you move forward no matter how much you tell yourself it will.  Doubt is a feeling we all struggle with especially when we are burdened with an unstable economy and a sagging job market.  Finding your way out from the middle of your own fears, no matter how scary truly is the only way to look ahead.