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Advice from
Animators and Special Effects Experts
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Listen to the
experts talk about putting their artistic skills to work in these
interviews with animators, special effects gurus, and executives at the companies who employ this type of creative brilliance.
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Chrissie
England,
President, Industrial Light and Magic
Chrissie England is George Lucas' right hand woman in
charge of running his highly successful visual effects company ILM.
But her duties didn't always include overseeing effects projects
for blockbusters like Star Wars--Chrissie started years ago as a
secretary and worked up the ranks to her current leadership
position. Watch this interview to learn how you too can get into
Hollywood and rise to the top.
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Dennis
Muren,
Senior Visual Effects Supervisor, Industrial Light and Magic
The only living human being to have
won 8 Oscars, Dennis Muren is an innovator in the visual effects
industry, responsible for overseeing work on hits such as Jurassic
Park, Star Wars, War of the Worlds and The Hulk. In this
interview, Dennis talks about breaking into Hollywood as an
artist, and how to reach the pinnacle of success as he has.
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John
Batter - Vice President of Electronic Arts [18:22 ]
The video game industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the
world and is now more of a cash cow than Hollywood. Young video game
programmers make big bucks and are in high demand. In this interview
John tells teens how they can break into the industry to become the next
Ferrari-driving millionaire—doing what they love. |
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Mike
Young - President of Mike Young Productions
Mike Young is the president of an independent animation production house
that produces "Clifford", "Butt Ugly Martians",
"The New Adventures of He-Man" and more. Find out how he came
to be the president of a successful business! [08:57 ]
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Bill
Schultz of Mike Young Productions
See this Emmy-award winning animation producer and hear more about the
process of production. You might recognize Bill Schultz from such great
shows as "The Simpsons", "The Critic", "The New
He-Man" and "Clifford the Big Red Dog". [09:44
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