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The thoughts and observations of the leaders of The Animation Guild (TAG), Local 839 IATSE. Jason MacLeod is the Business Representative, KC Johnson is the President. Mike Sauer is Assistant to the Business Representative.
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- Back of Envelope Prediction
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- Maytime Derby
- A DreamWorks Morning
- Job Skills, Jobs Lost
- Luxuriating at the SPA (and elsewhere)
- A Little Less of the Boys' Club
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- Another Big Reason For Animation
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- Jobs, gatekeepers and tempers
- Hey! Where's the Interview?!
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- The Final Grosses
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- We're back!
- The Unprofitable Disney Animation
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- Knights Of The Sun - David Chlystek
- Joey Chou
- Mark Christiansen's Art and Cartoon Blog
- The Real Chris Chua
- The Art Of Hye Y. Coh
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- The DalyBlog - Donnachada Daly
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- Bob Foster
- Knuckle-Dragging 101 - Sandra Frame
- Walter Gatus
- Animation Options - Kevin Geiger
- Steven E. Gordon's Blog
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- Celshader.com - Jennifer Hachigian
- willipino - Willy Harber
- Bob Harper's Blog
- Richard J. Holland
- Cartoons and Cookies - Carole Holliday
- Seward Street - Jim Hull
- Llyn's Place - Llyn Hunter
- Jakob H Jensen
- Character Designs: An Artist's Resource - Cynthia Ignacio
- Adventures on the Animation Rollercoaster - Elizabeth Ito
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- Mark Kausler's CatBlog
- The Animation Podcast - Clay Kaytis
- SynchroLux - Kevin Koch
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- My Name Is Earl Kress
- Who is Phil Lan...guine...? - Phil Langone
- Warren Lee
- The Blackwing Diaries - Jenny Lerew
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- TextureBin and Digitalcraftsman - Travis Price
- Mark Pudleiner
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- Life as a Pickle - Pres Romanillos
- animation re-creation - Ken Roskos
- Cartoonatics - Tom Ruegger
- America's Favorite Uncle -- Phil Rynda
- Eugene Salandra
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- Story Boredom - various storyboard artists
- PamperedFatCat - Frans Vischer
- Keith Tucker - Cartoonist
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Website seems to be up now .. emails are coming in and going out.
While I don't want to say its fixed, I will say keep in mind our ISP is working on their servers today when visiting the site or emailing us.
Fingers crossed, but e-mails seem to be incoming again. The messages we lost were bounced to their senders, so you should know whether we got what you sent.
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