Animation
World Magazine, Issue 2.4, July1997
This Month's Contributors
Brian Camp
is Program Manager at CUNY-TV, the City University of New York cable TV
station. He has written about Japanese animation for Outre Magazine
and The Motion Picture Guide and has also written for Film
Comment, Film Library Quarterly, Sightlines, The New York Daily News
and Asian Cult Cinema.
John Canemaker is a filmmaker and animation historian. He heads
the animation program at New York University and his books include Before
Animation Begins: The Art and Lives of Disney Inspirational Sketch Artists
(Hyperion), Tex Avery: The MGM Years (Turner), and Felix: The
Twisted Tale of the World's Most Famous Cat (Da Capo).
John Cawley is currently a producer on Fox's Spider-Man series.
Along with producing, he has also written and developed animated properties.
As an author, he has a number of books and hundreds of articles to his
credit.
Tim Elston is a 3D modeler/animator based in Grass Valley, California.
He has been a professional animator for 20 years, and spent 10 years in
the animation industry in Los Angeles before learning the digital side
of animation. His credits include work for Computoons, 3DO and The Oregon
Museum of Science and Industry. He is now working on a virtual museum project
for The Museum of Ancient and Modern Art, and has several other projects
in development.
Maureen Furniss is the Editor and Publisher of Animation Journal,
a scholarly journal based at Chapman University, in Orange, California,
where she is an Assistant Professor in the School of Film and Television.
Michael Goldman is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor for a variety
of publications, who has super-powers and fights for justice in his spare
time.
Wendy Jackson is Associate Editor of Animation World Magazine.
Mark Kausler is an animator who has been working in the industry
for 25 years. He is currently working at Walt Disney Feature Animation
on Fantasia 2000.
Heather Kenyon is Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Magazine.
John A. Lent is Professor of Communication at Temple University,
in Philadelphia. He is also the editor of Asian Cinema, the journal
of the Asian Cinema Studies Society, which he also chairs, and managing
editor of Witty World International Cartoon Magazine.
Randy Lofficier is President of Perfect World Entertainment,
LLC, an animation production and development company dedicated to the principle
of "No Singing Mice." She has worked as a writer in animation
and comic books for fifteen years, and is also a partner in Starwatcher
Graphics.
Philippe Moins created the Brussels Animation Festival in 1982,
and currently co-directs it with Doris Cleven.
Buzz Potamkin is an award-winning independent producer, best known
for The Berenstain Bears and Dr. Seuss. Before he escaped
L.A. for New York, he had been President of Southern Star Prods and then
Executive Vice President of Hanna-Barbera Cartoons.
Theresa Plummer-Andrews is Head of Acquisitions & Creative
Development for the BBC.
Deborah Reber has been an Animation Development Consultant with
UNICEF for the past two years, and currently oversees the Cartoons for
Children's Rights campaign, as well as other animation advocacy activities.
Michel Roudevitch is a freelance journalist who has been attending
the Annecy festival since its' inception. He writes for a number of French
magazines and newspapers, including Liberation, Positif, and Le
Technicien du Film.
John Rundin is received a Ph.D. from the University of California,
Berkeley (UC Berkeley,) in Classics. He is now a professor at the University
of California, Los Angeles (UCLA.)
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