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IATSE LOCAL 839 MAGAZINE 839 LOCAL IATSE SUMMER 2021 ISSUE NO. 14 THE ANIMATION GUILD QUARTERLY WHENWHEN WORLDS WORLDS WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE / LIVE ACTION + ANIMATION + ACTION LIVE / COLLIDE WORLDS WHEN LIVELIVE ACTIONACTION COLLIDE COLLIDE ++ ANIMATIONANIMATION SUMMER 2021 SUMMER KEYFRAME – FULL PAGE AD ISSUE: 6/1/2021 MATERIALS DUE: 5/18/2021 5PM PST MECH BLEED: 8.75” X 11.125” COMP TRIM: 8.5”X 10.875” AMAZON SPRING 2021 FYC - INVINCIBLE S1 - KEYFRAME FULL-PAGE SAFETY: 7.75” X 10.125” 03 06 471216-02 | 05.16.21 | AMAZON | AD | RC ISSUE 14 CONTENTS 10 AFTER HOURS 14 PERSPECTIVES FRAME X FRAME TAG members Film festival judges transform children describe how they with special needs evaluate animated 12 4 FROM THE into superheroes shorts PRESIDENT 12 ON THE JOB 16 THE LOCAL Three women share TAG’s annual FEATURES 7 EDITOR’S their left brain/right Portfolio Review NOTE brain love of working Day welcomes a new in CG generation of artists 18 HOW TO MARKET 8 THE CLIMB YOURSELF ONLINE Success comes in 38 FINAL NOTE Online promotion is an art—but it’s many forms for The 80th anniversary one you can easily master. Recruiters, Carole Holliday of the Disney showrunners, directors, producers, and Artists Strike other hiring managers offer insights into creating an online portfolio, the best ways to present your resume, how to craft your reel, and more. 32 26 PRIMETIME PLAYERS/ DAYTIME DELIGHTS With Emmy season underway, creatives on daytime and primetime animated series share their inspirations, favorite episodes, and the animated shows that helped them survive the pandemic. 10 32 WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE The uniting of live action and animation goes back more than a century. But as technology developed, possibilities expanded with today’s movies seeing an innovative blend of reality with hand drawing, 2D, 3D, and CG techniques. 26 SUMMER 2021 3 LETTER NO SHAME IN SELF-LOVE EVERY AWARDS SEASON I HEAR THE SAME CRITICISM: ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY AWARDS ARE JUST A GROUP OF INSIDERS PATTING THEMSELVES ON THE BACK. AS IF IT’S SOMEHOW A SIN TO BE RECOGNIZED BY YOUR PEERS FOR A JOB WELL DONE. BUT WHO OTHER THAN YOUR COLLEAGUES WOULD APPRECIATE THE SKILL AND TALENT IT TAKES TO DELIVER GREAT WORK? I have to admit that I used to be one of those critics of such awards. Self-promotion ON THE COVER never came easy for me, and I undervalued the work and skill it takes to make a Photograph of Bruce W. career in art. But the sad truth is that if you don’t call attention to your work and Smith by Tim Sullens. value yourself, most people won’t notice. Especially with the fact that in animation Illustration by Overton Loyd. you are just one talented member of a large talented team—and that team and the project they are working on is but one small piece of a huge animation industry that itself is one small corner of the entertainment industry behemoth. It can make you feel like a Who on a speck of dust. So I’ve come around to feeling that there is no higher honor than to be recognized by your peers. They know you. They know the long hours spent training and striving to get to the level it takes to contribute to a great show. They understand what it means when you say, “Hey, look what I made!” Happy awards season everyone! In Solidarity, Jeanette Moreno King | President The Animation Guild, IATSE Local 839 “STILL AS FUNNY AND PROFANE AS EVER.” NEW YORK MAGAZINE WINNER ANNIE AWARD BEST WRITING (TV/MEDIA) ® CONSIDERATION FOR YOUR EMMY FYC.NETFLIX.COM KEYFRAME QUARTERLY MAGAZINE OF THE ANIMATION GUILD REVISION 1 ISSUE: EMMY SPECIAL + FILM FESTIVAL ROUND UP NETFLIX: BIG MOUTH PUB DATE: 06/01/21 TRIM: 8.5” X 11” BLEED: 8.75” X 11.25” Get Connected! If you’re not receiving important emails from The Animation Guild—job Editorial Director Alexandra Drosu listings, events, invitations, classes, Managing Editor Kim Fay and more—it’s because you haven’t Art Director Jenn Logan/Studio Fuse, Inc. 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