Animation
World Magazine, Issue 3.2, May 1998
June 1998 Jobs & Education and the Internet
Our June issue
is focusing on Jobs and Education and features a sub-theme about the Internet.
Chris Robinson is investigating the future of independents in Canada and
how it relates to university programs. Jerry Beck define his "Essential
Animation Library" and Kellie-Bea Rainey will profile Animation Toolworks'
Video Lunch Box, a device that is changing the face of animation education
from Cal Arts to elementary schools. And, what better way to learn about
the animation business then to follow an actual production day to day?
Barry Purves will chronicle his new work-in-progress Here's a How de
do that he is creating for the U.K.'s Channel 4. This six month installment
will follow all of the ups and downs of the production through Barry's
personal diary. We will also survey university faculty members, industry
executives, recruiters, artists and students about training, skills, the
job market and expectations.
Our Internet section will feature three excellent, insightful articles.
Michelle Klein-Hass will let us know where to find the coolest animation
on the web, while Robert Gonzales will explain the many tools available
for creating animated content and discuss the strengths and weaknesses
of each. We also have a real treat, in that, Kit Laybourne will present,
"Under the Radar: Emerging Voices in Digital Animation."
This issue will also feature another first in a series. Master animation
educator Glenn Vilppu will share his life drawing lessons with us in the
Student Corner. Students: take advantage of this great opportunity! The
Library of Congress will be profiled in our Hidden Treasures column and
Wendy Jackson will report on Bra!ncamp, an executive think tank that was
held in New York City. Film reviews will include two films for which everyone
has been waiting: Disney's Mulan and Warner Bros.' Quest for Camelot.
Plus, revered Disney greats, Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston, will discuss
Pierre Lambert's book Pinocchio, with Charles Solomon.
Note: Readers may contact any Animation World Magazine contributor by sending an e-mail to editor@awn.com.
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