BlkWmnAnimator: Animation Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this interview, I sit down with Kabelo Maaka, the founder of Cabblow Studios in South Africa! Kabelo shares her inspiring story of specializing in medical animation, starting her own studio, and the incredible bond she shares with her supportive mom, who is also her partner.

Discover the fascinating intersection of art and science as Kabelo delves into the realm of medical animation. Learn how she utilizes her creative talents to visually communicate medical concepts, making them accessible and engaging for audiences.

Follow along on the entrepreneurial journey of Kabelo as she recounts the challenges and triumphs of founding Cabblow Studios. From navigating the business landscape to fostering a creative haven, Kabelo shares invaluable insights for aspiring animators and entrepreneurs alike.

Discover the heartwarming partnership between Kabelo and her supportive mom, Dr. T. Hear about the passion, collaboration, and unique dynamic that adds a special touch to Cabblow Studios. Their story exemplifies the strength that familial support brings to the world of animation and entrepreneurship.

Kabelo discusses her commitment to nurturing talent, contributing to the community, and breaking barriers in the animation industry on the African continent.

Kabelo Maaka Social Media

https://www.cabblowstudios.com/

https://www.instagram.com/cabblow/

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https://www.instagram.com/cabblow.podcast/

https://www.instagram.com/rorisaaang/

https://www.youtube.com/@CabblowStudios

In this week's #blkwmnanimator video, I sit down with Searit Huluf to talk about her Pixar SparkShort "Self." We talk about her being a first-generation immigrant and how that influenced the film in many ways.

In this week's BlkWmnAnimator episode, we sit down with the Ed Bell, a veteran animator and proud L.A. native. Join us as we dive into his remarkable journey through the world of animation, from his early days in the heart of Los Angeles to working on some of the most iconic animated projects in history. 🌟 Featured Guest: Ed Bell 🌟 From his groundbreaking work on Bebe's Kids to his contributions to MTV's revolutionary Liquid Television, and his heartwarming involvement in Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child, get ready to hear straight from the source as he shares anecdotes, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories that will leave you inspired and awestruck. 🏙️ L.A. Roots and CalArts Influence 🎨 Born and raised in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, Ed Bell's upbringing played a significant role in shaping his artistic perspective. We'll explore his experiences growing up in L.A. and how those early influences fueled his passion for animation. Plus, hear firsthand about his transformative years at CalArts, where he honed his craft and connected with fellow visionaries. 🎬 An Animated Career Unveiled 🚀 Join us as we take a deep dive into Ed Bell's illustrious career, spanning decades of creativity and dedication. From the challenges he faced in the industry to the triumphs that have defined his legacy, this interview is a treasure trove of wisdom for aspiring animators, industry professionals, and animation enthusiasts alike. Ed Bell's Social Media https://www.instagram.com/bigedbell/ https://www.facebook.com/bigedbell

In this video, I sit down with Justin Polley to talk about his art and his experience getting his Master's at Gobelins in France.

In this video, I speak with veteran animator, Ron Myrick regarding his career and his time working on animation projects in foreign countries.

In this video, I sit down with Tayo Fasunon from Quadron Studios to talk about the animation industry in Nigeria and on the continent.

In this video, I speak with veteran animator, Jerry Lee Brice, about his career and the work he's done for the COGIC church, in music videos and with other stars, like Arsenio Hall.

In this video, I speak with Chaz Bottoms about his career in 2D animation and how he has a long history of forging his own path.

This is Part 2 of my interview with Dan Haskett. In this video, we talk about blackness in animation and the many topics that surround that.

Dan Haskett is a veteran animator and character designer, who has worked on a variety of animated shows starting from the late 60s until today including Sesame Street, Disney, Looney Tunes, and more! In this video, we get into his background and his journey through animation.