The latest Acrobat edition of Animation World Magazine is now online! This issue tackles TV animation. Karen Raugust delves into how more animation producers are going after the faith-based market. Joe Strike tales a look at the new moves in adult animation. And Chris Panzner looks at the innovative new series DELTA STATE.
Ellen Wolff discusses how DreamWorks pulled off its funny fish flick, SHARK TALE. As for columns, Dr. Toon takes a philosophical look at how things might have turned out if SNOW WHITE had never been a success. The Animation Pimp looks at why Donald Duck is an asshole. Greg Singer talks with the directors on DREW CAREYS GREEN SCREEN SHOW about how the program integrates the animation with the live-action improv. And in a second GREEN SCREEN article, Singer looks at the series technical workflow. In part 2 of her Drive to Realism series, Ellen Besen examines the nature of CG and how its development affects realism in animation. The Career Coach looks at the surefire ways to drive a stake through your contact network.
In book excerpts, we have installments from Gene Deitchs HOW TO SUCCEED IN ANIMATION and Susannah Shaws STOP MOTION. We have reviews of Cartoon Forum and Ottawa. Taylor Jessen reviews the new book ANIMATION ART. Plus, as always, short film and anime reviews from Jessen and Fred Patten respectively.
Rick DeMott
Animation World Network
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