Jacqueleen Lopez
Storyboard Artist & Revisionist Jacqueleen Lopez reflects on using animation to help others feel worthy, the challenge of maintaining a career in uncertain times, and how being in the union lets her focus on doing what she loves.
Storyboard Artist & Revisionist Jacqueleen Lopez reflects on using animation to help others feel worthy, the challenge of maintaining a career in uncertain times, and how being in the union lets her focus on doing what she loves.
A TAG shop steward at Bird City, LLC, Background Designer Mary Nash shares the joy of rediscovering her favorite childhood cartoons and her ongoing journey of overcoming self-doubt.
Beyond the tropes of big-eyed heroines and hyper-violence, artists, writers, and creators share how anime has allowed them to explore deeper themes and multi-layered characters.
Tiffany Ford started out as a design apprentice on the 2012 PowerPuff Girls’ special, “Dance Pantsed,” before moving on to Steven Universe as a color designer. “Since […]
What exactly do timing directors do? And what is an exposure sheet? We talked with three industry pros to find out more about the job.
Storyboard artist Natalie Nourigat used her own experiences to create a graphic guide to working in animation.