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Kim Fay

KIM FAY is the Managing Editor of Keyframe. She is the author of the instant national bestseller Love & Saffron; the historical novel The Map of Lost Memories, an Edgar Award Finalist; and the food memoir, Communion: A Culinary Journey Through Vietnam. She has worked as a journalist for more than 20 years and lives in Los Angeles.  

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Gitlevich (front left) in the Oval Office with union organizers, President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Labor Secretary Marty Walsh.

TAG in the White House

Rachel Gitlevich shares her journey from Titmouse NY union organizer to the Oval Office.

Spring 2022

The Local

Tactical Activism

Tactical Activism

Five TAG members reflect on the beginnings of Local 839’s groundbreaking Tactical Action Group.

Spring 2022

Artist Spotlight

Renaissance Man

Renaissance Man

Art instructor Glenn Vilppu shares the journey that led him to become this year’s recipient of the Annie Awards’ Special Achievement Award recognizing his unique and significant impact on the art and industry of animation.

Spring 2022

Features

Proud & Loud

Proud & Loud

Creator Bruce W. Smith and Executive Producer Ralph Farquhar talk about how The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder blazes new trails.

Winter 2022

Anniversary Issue

The Pegboard masthead has served as an ever-changing exhibition of illustrations by members, including MAD magazine cover artist Sergio Aragones (bottom center right).

The Pegboard Past & Present

The Peg-Board, as it was called in 1960 when it began, is the longest continuously published union newsletter in Hollywood.

Winter 2022

Features

For Encanto’s Luisa, a dance style was chosen that showcases her physical strength.

Step into Choreomation

The art of animation can’t be separated from the art of movement. But there are degrees of motion, and dancing requires an exciting elevation of artistry.

Winter 2021

Features

Building Bridges

Building Bridges

Inspired by her family’s own stories during WWII, Cinzia Angelini created her Oscar-qualifying short Mila with the help of more than 350 volunteers around the world.

Winter 2021

Features

Maya begins her journey as a warrior, but her role will evolve. “So from the very beginning of her design,” says Equihua, “we have to make her look like she’s on her way. A foreshadowing, almost.”

More Is More

Transcending history, myth, and legend, Maya and the Three takes viewers on an adventure through a fantastical imagining of ancient Mesoamerica.

Fall 2021
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