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Behind The Scenes – Pelotazo

In a corner of the World, South America, in a small country called Uruguay, a bunch of digital artists and animators were watching during several years, how the 3D animation for television and big screen were constantly growing and improving all over the world.

Women Animators in Feature Animation

Over the last century the majority of the US animation industry has been employed by men. But with all things of growth animation has branched off from what has been to what is happening now. Today in animation, as this Women in Animation event openly shared, there are wonderful changes being had.

Behind The Scenes – Show & Tell

Every so often, we get the pleasure of receiving an email here at TSP of artists who have finished their short films and would love to talk about it. Since we are big supporters of the indy artist and film maker, we always jump at the chance to get a more in-depth look and bring it here to share with our readers. This time, we got some inside scoops for “Show and Tell”.

Demo Reels – Making It Web Ready

Many artists are starting to place their reels online for easy access for recruiters, now days a well compressed video is very important for download time. We asked one of our web gurus and artist extraordinaire, Adam Byrne,  to give us his thoughts on how he created his reel online. How do you compress a [...]

Behind The Scenes – F8′s Music Maestro, Casey Hess

F8′s siggraph debut has cause lots of buzz around this short film. Jason Wen, F8′s creator hooked us up with an interview with the talent behind the music on his film. Check it out!

Networking – Increasing your Net Worth

Networking is establishing relationships and maintaining them. Basically it’s staying in touch with contacts, friends you’ve made, and calling them when you need help or information or helping them with information, referrals or mentoring, when they call you.

Taxed To The Max

“In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Most people know that quote from Benjamin Franklin. We may feel robbed when paying taxes to the government, but we tax ourselves much worse with some insidious habits.