Podcasts about artella

What risks are worth taking? How do you trust yourself to make big decisions when your head and heart are pulling you in different directions? How do you trust your team to blaze a new trail and bring a bold vision to life, especially when you're working together remotely? These questions were at the core of our recent conversation with Carlos Baena, an award-winning animator, director, and entrepreneur. Currently directing Paramount Pictures' forthcoming animated feature film The Tiger's Apprentice (slated for release in 2023), Carlos is someone with a track record of taking risks and trailblazing. In the early 2000s when technology for remote learning and collaboration were just in their infancy, Carlos co-founded the original online animation school AnimationMentor. He later left an established career at Pixar (where he worked on many animated pictures that might have captured your imagination like Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, WALL-E, and Toy Story 3 just to name a few) to take a big risk and produce the Oscar-qualifying animated short La Noria, an innovative endeavor that pushed the edges of genre, technology, and remote collaboration, racked up over 100 awards and was selected for over 150 film festivals worldwide, and led Carlos to co-found Artella, a platform for online collaborative film making. In our conversation, Carlos shares how he thinks about risk-taking and why he has frequently chosen to pursue the road less traveled, how trust has been integral to creating the conditions for successful collaboration in the face of uncertainty, and the role trust plays in facilitating remote work. If you're thinking about risk in terms of your own decision-making or with respect to leading creative and innovative endeavor's remotely, be sure to listen to this episode of the In Trust podcast! Show Notes: Carlos Baena's website La Noria animated short Nightwheel Pictures Artella Animation Mentor Pixar Animated Studios Industrial Light & Magic Bobby Beck Shawn Kelly Eve Skylar Sasha Korellis Mario Grilli BROM HR Giger Zdzisław Beksiński Sponsored by: Spotlight Trust From the co-founders of Spotlight Trust comes the new book The Future Is Trust: Embracing the Era of Trust-Centered Leadership. The book will be released June 15th 2021. For more info, sneak peeks, pre-order specials, and more, visit: thefutureistrust.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-trust/message

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Tonko House has been blessed with tremendous support from this amazing community of animation industry. One thing we love talking about is "animation and filmmaking." And another thing we are most grateful is our talented circle of friends. Tonkocast is all about what we love about---talking animation with our friends once a month. **Tonkocast is a total DIY operation recorded with non-professional equipment. So excuse our home made quality everyone!

Hey guys! Welcome back for season 2 of On A Tangent! To kick off the season right, we had the great pleasure to interview Jun Zee Myers, a 3D animator and SVA 2004 alum. During this episode, Zee shares her long career path from bar-tending in New York to animating at Weta Digital to becoming Animation Studio Lead at Buzzfeed LA. We talked about her experience across different forms of animation and working on projects remotely with other creators through Artella. Thank you Zee for chatting with us and starting off season 2 of On A Tangent! To our older listeners who have followed the podcast from the beginning, It's great to be back again! And to our new listeners, I hope you enjoy and learn something new from our interviews. Let's get this year started guys! :D

  In our last podcast, we spoke with Bobby Beck (CEO and Creative Crusader to both Artella and Animation Mentor) when the Artella short film “Duel” was about to open the CTN animation conference. In this episode, 5 Animators of Duel (Scott, Zee, Tomoyo, Sergey, and Zach) share what it was like to virtually collaborate together around the […] The post RA Animation Podcast #10 – Animators of Duel appeared first on Rusty Animator.

 Bobby Beck is CEO and Creative Crusader to both Artella and Animation Mentor. Together with fellow Cofounders, Shawn Kelly, and Carlos Baena, Bobby revolutionized Animation education  in 2005 with Animation Mentor. Now in 2016, Bobby Beck, Shawn Kelly, and Carlos Baena are again on track with Artella to change the Animation Industry - this time with virtual studios, animation […] The post RA Animation Podcast #9 – Artella and Bobby Beck appeared first on Rusty Animator.

There are some amazing fan art topics this week! The BARTKIRA trailer was finally posted, Ave Espelita created a CGI tribute to Samurai Jack and Andrew Kaiko illustrates an INSIDE OUT / LOONEY TUNES mashup! We also talk about a classic Disney attraction closing at what used to be MGM and a discussion about the new Boomerang shows preview images response. Happy Wednesday! Here... have a podcast. CLICK HERE to go to the full blog post & leave a comment! Annotations: (13:59)   BARTKIRA trailer (22:08)   CGI Samurai Jack tribute animation by Ave Espelita (34:03)   The Magic of Disney Animation attraction is closing (39:30)   TOP CAT prequel trailer (48:59)   Artella collab site (1:04:49)   New WB Animation on Boomerang: Bunnicula, Wabbit and Scooby-Doo (1:24:46)   SHOUTOUT to Andrew Kaiko for his INSIDE OUT / LOONEY TUNES fan art Check out more of your hosts:Stephen Brooks (@RubberOnion)Rob Yulfo (@RobYulfo)Pat Ryan (@TheBadPatRyan)And please Rate/Review us on iTunes & Rate/Review on Stitcher while you're at it (=

Ellie and Nick have on a new guest, animator and Ellie's BFF Christopher Curry. We talk about Artella, Collaboration, and 'Merican animation. Check out The Animator Life at animatorlife.tumblr.com

She is the founder of Artella Land, a groundbreaking online community for artists, writers and creative individuals. Marney is a widely known voice in the creativity movement, frequently requested for interviews, guest columns workshops and speeches. She has created hundreds of on-line workshops and courses and teaches virtual and in-person classes and workshops across the United States. She is also publisher of Artella magazine, the best selling author of Creating Time: Using Creativity to Reinvent the Clock and Reclaim Your Life. We will be discussing her new book, Hop, Skip and Jump - 75 Ways to Manifest a Meaningful Life. She shares many down-to-earth fun exercises that anyone can do starting immediately. Her book is available on www.amazon, Barnes and Noble and numerous other book stores. Contact Info for Marney www.ArtellaLand.com

In addition to mentoring hundreds of small business owners, publishing Artella magazine, and authoring hundreds of online workshops and courses, Marney Makridakis' first book, Creating Time: Using Creativity to Reinvent the Clock and Reclaim Your Life, was published by New World Library in 2012, and hit #1 on Amazon’s bestseller lists in several categories. Marney is also the founder of the ARTbundance approach to self-discovery through creativity. Since 2009, the ARTbundance Certification Training Program (ACT) has trained over 300 coaches and practitioners in her techniques, and is the result of her deep desire to help creatively minded people design a successful business rooted in true passion, personal joy, and creative meaning. A graduate of Duke University, Marney playfully hops, skips, and jumps in Dallas, Texas, with her wonderful husband and their wise and adventurous young son, Kai. She names these things as being essential to her creative well-being: the color orange, poetic novels, singing loudly, daily naps, the love of a good man, and hero worship of Mary Poppins. The New Book: We habitually view work and play as mutually exclusive opposites. But what if we didn’t? What if we could manifest whatever our heart desires from a place of fun, joy, and ease? What if having more fun could mean getting more done? In Hop, Skip, Jump: 75 Ways to Playfully Manifest a Meaningful Life (New World Library, November 15, 2014), creativity expert and bestselling author Marney Makridakis presents a blueprint for melding work and play into a single approach and shows how doing so can transform every aspect of our lives — from work to health to family to money, and beyond. “When it comes to the intersection of play and productivity, the secret is quite simple: what moves us is what moves us, which simply means what moves us emotionally is what moves us to action,” writes Marney. “This is why play helps us be productive. Play is many, many things, but it is never still, stuck, or stagnant; it somehow always moves. So when it comes to manifesting a meaningful life, play works.” Marney explains that successful manifestation unfolds through the following three phases. However, the quality of time, energy, and pleasure experienced in each phase varies greatly, based on an individual’s natural tendencies and conscious choices: Hop – Focuses on exploring new beliefs. Skip — Helps us harness spontaneity, wonder, and love. Jump — Spurs us into inspired action. The introduction of Hop, Skip, Jump includes a quiz that helps readers identify which of the three phases represents their manifestation strengths. This allows readers to fully enjoy the part of the process that comes naturally to them, while encouraging them to step out of their comfort zones to embrace the other key elements as well. Then, 75 playful tools and techniques help readers activate all three phases. “Think of anything you’ve manifested in your life, and if you look closely, I believe you’ll see that you touched on each of these phases in some way, though likely spending more time in some phases than other,” writes Marney. “If you look at the things you want but have not yet manifested, you will likely realize you have not hit all three phases yet, or perhaps have not explored them all fully.” For more information on Marney and her work, visit http://artellaland.com.

Marney K. Makridakis is the author of Creating Time:Using Creativity to Reinvent the Clock and Reclaim Your Life which  invites readers to make dynamic, magical shifts in their lives by organically reshaping the way they think about, and use time.    She founded the Artella, the groundbreaking online community for creators of all kinds and the print magazine Artella. A popular speaker and workshop leader, she created the ARTbundance, an innovative approach of self-discovery through art. Do you feel there aren’t enough hours in the day to get it all done? Creativity expert and author Marney K. Makridakis turns the concept of time management upside-down by presenting exciting new tools for experiencing time in fresh and exciting ways.  

Marney Makridakisis the author of Creating Time: Using Creativity to Reinvent the Clock and Reclaim Your Life. She founded the Artella online community for creators of all kinds, and the print magazine Artella. A popular speaker and workshop leader, she created the ARTbundance approach for self-discovery through art. She lives in Dallas, Texas. Visit her online at artellaland.com and on Facebook at facebook.com/CreatingTime.