Ellie Guzman
Writer Ellie Guzman talks about how animation is leading the entertainment industry in Latinx representation, the importance of shaking off imposter syndrome, and her firsthand experience in how unions improve lives.
Writer Ellie Guzman talks about how animation is leading the entertainment industry in Latinx representation, the importance of shaking off imposter syndrome, and her firsthand experience in how unions improve lives.
Story Artist Kristal Babich shares her thoughts on the importance of diverse mentorship, her desire to see more representation behind the scenes, and how the Union has helped her ask for what she deserves.
Storyboard artist Juan Luis Bravo shares his affection for legendary animator Bill Melendez, his wish for more nuance in stories by Latine artists, and his belief that being in the Union helps artists take ownership of their work.
Storyboard artist Michelle Eloren discusses what motivates her to be a team player, the importance of nurturing underrepresented artists from day one, and the sense of security she feels from being part of the Union.
Transcending history, myth, and legend, Maya and the Three takes viewers on an adventure through a fantastical imagining of ancient Mesoamerica.
Storyboard artist Alex Quintas discusses the challenge of restarting her career from scratch, the creators who inspire her to tell her own stories, and how she values the Union for the protection it provides.
“There are so many stories and takes on stories that can be told by people of color and queer creators, and not all of them have to be an after school special or focused on trauma.”