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Among the new monsters created for Tales from '85 is the Gourd Queen, born from a science experiment gone awry

Flipping the Script

How do you tackle animating a cultural phenomenon? Equal parts inspiration, creativity, and experimentation.

Summer 2026
Lasting Impressions

Lasting Impressions

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.

Summer 2026
Criminal Intent

Criminal Intent

Using the framework of classic crime genres, TAG members find the freedom to get weird in new animated series.

Winter 2026
Taming of the Twits

Taming of the Twits

TAG members share how they transformed The Twits from a tale of cruelty into a film about the importance of empathy.

Winter 2025
The series’ artistic team wanted a Gothic mansion that wasn’t too creepy but also wasn’t too Scooby-Doo.

Ghosts on the Side

In the new series Haunted Hotel, TAG members take up the challenge of creating an endearing horror show.

Fall 2025
Emily Oetzell

Emily Oetzell

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.

Summer 2025
Course Correction

Course Correction

Former Lawyer Mercedes Valle has found her calling as an animation writer—case closed!

Winter 2023
Creating realistic dance movements with the limitations of the Trolls’ bodies required in-depth knowledge of dance theory.

Season’s Screenings

Leo and Trolls Band Together showcase artful approaches to the importance of movement in creating realistic characters.

Winter 2023
Visual development drawings of Fright Krewe’s Maybe (left), horror buff Soleil, and Pat explore levels of fear in facial expressions.

Behind the Scream

What makes horror animation work? A spine-tingling balance of emotional buy-in and edge-of-your-seat chills.

Fall 2023
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