ComicCon Interviews

[bluelily17]

Another in our series of interviews for ChicagoAnimators.com done at the 2008 San Diego ComicCon. Steven Silver is a character designer - you may recognize his work from Kim Possible, Clerks, Danny Phantom, amongst others. His new project is doing a character design class at Schoolism.com.

To learn more about Steven Silver check out:

https://www.schoolism.com/
and
http://stephensilver.blogspot.com/

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Storyboard Artist Louie del Carmen as interviewed for Chicagoanimators.com at the 2008 San Diego Comiccon. Louie delCarmen has worked on storyboards for studios such as Warner Bros., Disney, and Nickelodeon.

Check out Louie's website for more information and to check out his work:

http://www.louiedelcarmen.com/

he also has a blog: http://randomanomalies.blogspot.com/

Fun Fact: His brother Ronnie del Carmen works at Pixar. Look for Ronnie's interview, coming soon!

[LouiedelCarmen]

Big thanks Chicago Animators!!!

Somehow I managed to fumble the answer to the most simple question "who are your influences".... But luckily I did a much better job than the comic-con interview I did last year.

It was nice meeting you guys in San Diego and wish all the best!

[bluelily17]

Animator and illustrator Pascal Campion tells ChicagoAnimators.com about his inspirations and current projects. Interviewed at the 2008 San Diego ComicCon.

Check out his blog with links to his website at:
http://pascalcampion.blogspot.com/

[sarah]

Thanks Louie!

[bluelily17]

I should have some more interviews up tommorrow evening now that I'm back from a mini vacation to the ice cream capital of the world.

[bluelily17]

New posts tonight! Watch out for a few of em' since I'm behind. Had weddings and birthdays, sorry. Some of the interviews I've posted have been watched over 300 times according to youtube.

[bluelily17]

Michael Daley, Storyboard Artist
check out his blog at biocreep.blogspot.com

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Local Chicagoan Bob Rissetto takes time to interview with us. Check out the interview and then check out his blog at:

www.bobrissetto.blogspot.com/

[bluelily17]

This is a dual interview with Bobby Beck and Glen McIntosh at the 2008 San Diego Comiccon. They were both kind enough to answer a few questions as they wandered the exhibition floor.

Bobby 'Boom' Beck has worked as an animator in quite a few films, most recently for Pixar including Finding Nemo, the Incredibles, and Cars. He is one of the original founders of AnimationMentor.com the online animation school.

Glen McIntosh is a one of the lead character animators for ILM who's done work on such films as The Spiderwick Chronicles, Transformers, Jurassic Park, and Star Wars.

[bluelily17]

Chicagoan Dave Pryor, animator of "Alien for Christmas", and Alumni of now defunct Startoons Animation Studios which produced animation for Warner Bros.' TinyToons, Animaniacs, and Histeria, answers some questions for chicagoanimators.com

Check out his blog at:
www.davepryor72.blogspot.com

[bluelily17]

Bruno Werneck is a midwest based concept artist for video games and film, and was kind enough to do an interview for ChicagoAnimators.com at the 2008 San Deigo ComicCon.

Check out his work at his new site:
http://filmpaint.com/

[mcleod_30]

Bluelily, Thanks so much for taking the time to edit these interview with the persons information and posting them. You asked some really good questions.

[bluelily17]

Thanks for all the positive feedback, I love interviewing people.

As soon as Catherine is off her computer I'll be posting some more interviews. I
know it's been over a month now. Sorry but she's got a paid gig.

lol