Jim Mortensen
Director Jim Mortensen shares his thoughts on constant rejection, his goal to have fun making good stuff, and his pride in being a member of the Guild.
Director Jim Mortensen shares his thoughts on constant rejection, his goal to have fun making good stuff, and his pride in being a member of the Guild.
Background Painter and Designer Rian Sygh discusses the importance of supporting your community, finding contentment as part of a team, and how the Guild prioritizes member well-being.
Storyboard Artist Alycia White discusses finding her path to animation, the importance of representation, and how the Guild cares for its members.
Background Painter and Designer Sophie McNally shares her thoughts on instability in the animation industry, her desire to grow as an artist, and the importance of the Guild during turbulent times.
Storyboard Revisionist Char shares their thoughts on admiring the work of others, learning how to take breaks, and the Guild’s support of safe, sustainable workplaces.
Background artist Jessica McGinnis shares her thoughts on balancing work and life, her desire to support younger generations, and the pride she takes in being part of the Guild.
Kelsey Wooley shares her thoughts on reclaiming self-confidence, helping other artists achieve their goals, and the security that comes from being in the Guild.
Director and Storyboard Artist Cal Ramsey shares their thoughts on having a diverse skill set, their desire to push genre boundaries, and how the Guild keeps the animation industry sustainable.
Emmy winner Mike Milo discusses the importance of learning more than one skill, his admiration for draftsmanship, and how the Guild protects artists.