Issue 1 of Animator magazine is now online
Posted on November 16th, 2009
The first issue of Animators newsletter is now online.
Ken Clark tells us how the well known Grasshopper group got started. Tony Salmon tells how the idea for his award winning film “The Devil went down to Georgia” was inspired by a hit country and western record.
Brian Clare describes how he built a rostrum in his garage and Neil Carstairs talks about his approach to cartoon animation.
I would be interested to know if the thoughts and aspirations of the animators who wrote in issue 1 connect with the way you feel about animation today, particularly if you are a lone animator who is just starting out.
Related posts:
- Issue 15 now in the magazine library section
- Issue 16 now in the magazine library section
- Issue 2 now in the magazine library section
- Issue 3 now in the magazine library section
- Issue 14 now in the magazine library section
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The first issue of Animators newsletter is now online.
Some great information here. I was intrigued by the guy who built a rostrum in his garage.