Animation Podcast

Back in 2012 we decided to invade the air waves with these podcasts and since that time, we've talked with many industry pros! We talk about animation, the industry, workflows, and wisdom through out their careers. These podcasts can also be found on iTunes, Spotify, and Youtube. We also want your feedback on the iAnimate Podcast! Have industry questions you'd like answered? Fancy an interview with an animator you LOVE?

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Latest Podcast Interview!

Interview with DreamWorks animators Jacob Gardner and Ben Willis

In this first podcast for 2013 we get to talk with, not one, but two character animators from DreamWorks; Ben Willis and Jacob Gardner. These guys share their growing pains of animation, their work on the Jack team for Rise of the Guardians, how they seek to grow as artist, and a lot more. Ben's site | Jacob's site Mentioned in the podcast: robot unicorn mockumentary

Interview with DreamWorks Sr Animator Tal Shwarzman

Episode #7

Interview with animation director Darryl Purdy

Episode #6

Interview with Insomniac animators Darrell Vasquez and Jeff Williams

Episode #5

Interview with DreamWorks Animator Alexis Wanneroy

Episode #4

The Art of Rigging and Animation with Jonah Austin

Episode #3

Interview with WDAS Animation Supervisor Doug Bennett

Episode #2

The iAnimate introduction Podcast

Episode #1

Student Testimonials

“The reel I submitted is the most recent work I did during my games workshops that I finished in iAnimate last 2021. My older feature workshop shots gave me my first shot in the industry, and I've been working for the past 10 months thanks to everything I've learned through iAnimate.”

Success Stories

“After doing my research it was clear iAnimate was exactly what I needed. With the small class sizes and incredible roster of instructors, there was a ton of opportunity to really pick their brains and get into the weeds of acting theory, character depth, workflow, and execution."

Industry Articles

Where do animators usually work? The stress of a lonely animator is mirrored directly in their work, which can further amplify the stress cycle. None of which is healthy for the industry or the individual. However, it should not happen.

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All of your sessions with your instructor are live, as well as recorded for viewing later. We have an amazing line up of exclusive & unique character rigs that are available to all our students. Your skill level is personally evaluated and a workshop level recommended for you.