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BGSU

Bowling Green State University may be in the heart of rural Ohio, but it plays home to one of the nation’s largest Digital Arts programs. With tracks that include Computer Animation & Video, Imaging and Interactive Multimedia, BGSU students also have a multitude of specialized courses to choose from that reflect the technological and industry evolutions of the field.

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The Centre for Arts & Technology

The Centre for Arts & Technology is one of Canada’s most established digital art training schools with three campuses and a slew of interesting courses, faculty and alumni to show for it. From studio production and audio engineering to graphic design and network security, CAT has a program that fills a unique need in our ever-expanding digital environments. For today’s Q&A, we examine its fast-tracked Animation Program with Breandan McGrath, the National Program Manager for CAT and a veteran animator himself.

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Patrick Kalyanapu

Patrick Kalyanapu, better known through his successful branding strategy as pk, is a NY-based “multi-disciplinary creative professional”. You might be asking yourself, what the heck is a multi-disciplinary creative professional? I wondered myself, so I asked him.

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Bad Monkey Studios

A theme we have seen time and time again in our Interview Series is that the most successful people in the business have creative-albeit-somtimes-twisted minds, brilliant business acumen but most importantly—they find a niche for themselves within the industry.

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The Art Institute of California at San Francisco

Offering a Bachelor of Science in Media Arts & Animation, The Art Institute of California at San Francisco is often on animation students’ shortlists. Sitting in an artistic epicenter with no shortage of nearby studios, thought-leaders and opportunity, the school also boasts exceptional instructors who teach to the diverse needs of an ever-changing industry.

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Bent Image Lab

Bent Image Lab believes that animation is a collaborative process, and that teamwork is essential. It is no surprise then that when we approached them to take part in our Interview Series they gladly volunteered—and made it a collaborative effort.

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PING! Studios

The animation industry is full of creative visionaries, but very few of them can translate their creativity and vision to the business world. Marty Topping, of PING! Studios is one of the few—making him a perfect subject for our Interview Series.

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Film & Animation

What Does Film & Animation Mean?

Film & animation is the art of filmmaking and animation. The discipline involves creating film through traditional or digital means and animation using the latest computer animation technology. Some of the most popular examples of film & animation techniques can be seen in animated features such as Ice Age, Cars, Shrek 2, Finding Nemo, Toy Story, and The Incredibles.

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Loopmedia

Loopmedia is a collective of animation and design professionals creating vivid and
memorable branded content. Loop's 17-years of experience would never have
happened without the vision, and co-operation of their tightly-knit team. Oh and
not without Craig Kirkham, their fearless leader.

Craig is not only one of the studio's owners but also its Creative Director and

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Invisible Entertainment

“Seriously, we are like ethereal mist, like deadbeat Dads, like evidence of efficacy for homeopathy, we are simply not there,” whispers Invisible Entertainment. But, despite their good-humored ribbing that they were “super-secretly founded in 2004”, Invisible Entertainment isn't quite that invisible.

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