Primetime Power
Animation has grown up alongside the Emmys as award categories—and ceremonies—have become more specialized over the years.
WHITNEY FRIEDLANDER is an entertainment journalist who lives in Los Angeles with her husband, son, daughter, and infamously ornery cat. A former staff writer at Los Angeles Times and Variety, she has also written for Esquire, Marie Claire, and The Washington Post, and currently contributes to CNN.
Animation has grown up alongside the Emmys as award categories—and ceremonies—have become more specialized over the years.
Kristin Donner explores her passion for human experience at the crossroads of animation and archeology.
When it comes to staying creative, time spent not drawing plays an important role for Character Designer Luis Gadea.
With love for animation and graphic art, Molly Knox Ostertag enjoys successful careers in both fields.
Throughout his career Joel Parod has had one goal—to make art, anything and everything, from animation color keys to plein air landscapes to his own album covers.
Painting outdoors provides a bonding experience, as well as supplementary education, for TAG artists and friends.
Not only has a career in animation propelled Alonso Ramirez Ramos to the role of Executive Producer, it has also helped him open up and grow as a person.
Whether animating with his first Super 8 camera at age 13 or for a Cirque du Soleil show this year, Eric Goldberg pursues his passion with humor and dedication to the craft.