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This January, Animatic T.O. invited me to the podium. For those who don’t know, ANIMATIC T.O. is a monthly animation lecture series and social event dedicated to education, inspiration and building community in Toronto’s animation scene. I’m grateful of the opportunity and thankful for the full house. What a fun opportunity to share what I’ve learned through my […]
I’m going to take you back to early 2015, when I was faced with an opportunity to work with a then, world-class CG company called ARC Productions. (This post is not about what happen to ARC and its demise, but rather my experiences transitioning into CG) I had a couple of friends that had worked there for many […]
A couple of weeks ago, I wrapped up a year and a half long gig at Arc Productions. That’s another reason why I’ve been quiet on the blog side. We delivered a crazy exciting boys-action series and I’m incredibly proud to be a part of it. It’s got huge monsters, super-powered fights, explosions, aliens and thousands […]
Yep, you heard it! Fly Colt Fly: The Legend of the Barefoot Bandit continues its west-coast tour making its American Premiere at SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL! WOOT! How fitting since the Barefoot Bandit himself was raised an hour away in Camano Island. More about SIFF: Film is a powerful art form, and it is […]
Was that title a bit misleading? I guess I should have said CRIME: The Animated Series is playing at the 2nd Annual Chicago Critics Film Festival! WOOHOO! (Screening this coming Monday the 12th, in Shorts Program II @5pm.) We love you Windy City!! About the Festival: The Chicago Critics Film Festival, now in its second year, is pleased […]
Hey everyone, Sam here. Hope you had a great holiday and are warm and safe. It’s about that time again where we reminisce about the past year and dream about our goals for the next. 2013 was a challenging year for us at Style5.tv, and also for me personally. Between renovating/moving into our new home, […]
I did what they told me NEVER to do. Yes, I chose a book by it’s cover. I brought the book home and got half way through before before running to the computer to emphatically email the author. The book was called “CRIME” and that’s how Alix and I started talking. We clicked. We […]
It’s tough being a small studio. We don’t get contracts from Disney or Nelvana. We don’t have tax credits to cushion us, nor have millionaire moguls to back us. For the most part, we are a handful of passionate artists and storytellers and we battle everyday to continue doing what we love, which is telling […]