Animation
World Magazine, Issue 1.12, March 1997
Writer's Bios March 1997 issue
Janet Benn began
her animation career in New York at the Hubley Studio in 1975 on Everybody
Rides the Carousel, on which Michael Sporn was Assistant Director.
She currently works at MTV Animation, where she was Scene Planner, Layout
Checker and Retake Supervisor on Beavis and Butt-head Do America. She
has also served on the Steering Committee of the Society for Animation
Studies, was involved in the formation of the New York Chapter of Women
in Animation, and has also officiated at ASIFA-East and Women Make Movies,
Inc.
Guillaume Calop is AWN's Webmaster and Animation World Magazine's
Technical Editor.
Marcy Gardner currently works in the Children's Programming Department
at WGBH, Boston where she answers Arthur's fanmail and is compiling a library
of kid's ideas, art, films/videos, and projects for the new Zoom show.
Previously, she worked on Sesame Street. Marcy would love to hear
from anyone interested in Zoom and can be reached at: cruelladeville@msn.com.
Heather Kenyon is Manager of Production Information at Hanna-Barbera
Cartoons and a freelance writer.
Wendy Jackson is Associate Editor of Animation World Magazine.
An animator as well, Wendy has been involved with teaching animation
to children and teenagers for six years.
André Joassin is a Brussels-based journalist for Le Soir
and Canal + .
Jami Maloney is a graphic designer, animator, and writer living
in the Los Angeles area.
Sean Maclennan Murch spent four years in London working as both
a producer and executive producer. For the last two years he has been based
in Vancouver, where he is currently employed as the Director of Development
at Natterjack Animation Co. Ltd.
Theresa Plummer-Andrews is Head of Acquisitions & Creative Development
for the BBC.
Deborah Reber (dreber@unicef.org) 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.
John W. Rice is an Animation Director at Fil-Cartoons in Manila.
John Serpentelli has had his animation collaborations seen on Nickelodeon,
Sesame Street and in The New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York City.
He is the Owner and Creative Director of Art & Animation Station, a
fine art animation school in Philadelphia .
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