Flipping the Script
How do you tackle animating a cultural phenomenon? Equal parts inspiration, creativity, and experimentation.
How do you tackle animating a cultural phenomenon? Equal parts inspiration, creativity, and experimentation.
During the course of a career, we encounter people whose influence on us stands out. Here, four TAG members reflect on Union kin who have inspired them along their animation journeys.
Using the framework of classic crime genres, TAG members find the freedom to get weird in new animated series.
TAG members share how they transformed The Twits from a tale of cruelty into a film about the importance of empathy.
In the new series Haunted Hotel, TAG members take up the challenge of creating an endearing horror show.
Director and Storyboard Artist Emily Oetzell talks about the importance of using personal art as a creative outlet, her desire to create better working environments, and how Guild members help with work-life balance.
Former Lawyer Mercedes Valle has found her calling as an animation writer—case closed!
Leo and Trolls Band Together showcase artful approaches to the importance of movement in creating realistic characters.
What makes horror animation work? A spine-tingling balance of emotional buy-in and edge-of-your-seat chills.