On one of my first shows I was working 16 hours days for 6 months straight including weekends. I was struggling with the work load and told my boss several times I needed help but was told "theres no help available and you will get faster over time everyone goes through this" 1/2
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Bring me back my block feature!!!! I had advertisement accounts blocked in the multi-THOUSANDS which I wore as a badge of honour!!! It was like a game to me!!! Bring me back my block feature!!!!!!
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I consider myself incredibly lucky to of made my directing debut on this incredible show with an even more incredible crew who put their heart and souls into this new and visually striking iteration of Barbie! You guys are in for a treat :)
Mattel & Netflix Ride Again with 'Barbie Mysteries: The Great Horse Chase' | Animation Magazine
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Still crazy to me that I made a whole comic in a month. Highly do not recommend that😎I won't be posting the comic online just yet (still some physical copies available tho😘), but I wanted to show off some of my favorite pages cause im proud of 'em dangit!!
Me (my mortal enemy), last month: "Yeah I can write an illustrate a whole comic in one month how hard can it be?
Come visit me at in the gym where I'll be debuting my comic Have You Seen Nico - story about siblings willing to go to any and all lengths to rescue their brother :)
Nearly every client I’ve ever had asks for more poses or to break up long scenes. Whenever we add in beats to let the scene or audience breathe it’s asked to be cut. Scripts nowadays are nearly all dialogue.
I feel like people are grabbing the wrong message from this. It’s not that modern animators are intentionally avoiding referencing real life or pulling from experience- it’s that big studios are no longer asking for it.
Not a day passes that I’m not reminded of these words from Ric Sluiter, art director of LILO & STITCH. vulture.com/2022/10/an-oral-…
Studios don’t want to spend money to risk a new animation style or on a story that’s not universally digestible by the largest demographic possible. They want to make something that will make them the most amount of money the cheapest way possible with the least amount of risk
🇨🇦Ani Industry working conditions:
-make anywhere from 2-4x less than our US buds for the same job
-can have your contract "cut short" (fired) for any reason
-only 3-10 "flex" days, no vacation days
-no paternity leave
-no 401k/RRSP benefit
We need protection so bad you guys
btw these conditions aren't exclusive to just WB, it's a Canadian industry wide issue. But unionizing the largest Canadian studio would be a huge step in the right direction towards Canadian animation worker's rights.
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