The Career Coach talks about the importance of the invisible résumé.

This Halloween month, the Career Coach, Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, shares some tricks and treats to help you stay employed.

This month, the Career Coach, Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, goes tough-in-cheek about her dos and don’ts regarding sending out your résumé to potential employers.

This month the Career Coach, Pamela Kleibrink Thompson, talks about how to test-drive a job or get your foot in the door via an internship.

Gene Deitch continues with the story of his work with Jamison Handy and JHO.

Fats Waller once said that, and another blues man sang, It Must Be Jelly, ’Cause Jam Don’t Shake Like That! There really was a man named Jam — Jam Handy — and he ran a 500-person studio in the then gloomy city of Detroit. It was an amazing adventure working there, in that most amazing, little-known but heavyweight studio. I directed my first film there, nearly had my tender career nipped, and discovered John Lee Hooker. 1949-51.

This month the Career Coach Pamela Kleibrink Thompson suggests what you need to get the most out of SIGGRAPH 2003, what to take and what attitudes to leave home.

This month the Career Coach passes on some fatherly advice.

Terrytoons. Here was my locale that most interests the animation historians. So now I finally have the chance to tell it like it really was. I name names — all the names, and print the pix. And all the production details about Tom Terrific. I tell you what I did and what I tried to do — a "renaissance" — a total make over... and I tell you why it failed.

UPA again, and this time as creative chief! Bosustow beckoned and I was beamed to the Big Apple, the city of my youthful dreams. "If you can make it there…" etc. And I made it. Here are the vital statistics of that Golden Age studio.