And we continue our conversation about computer imaging and animation in the 21st century, also where the business has recently been ... and might be going ...
Mr. Hillin is somber about c.g.i. work that has been migrating overseas. (I'm a little more optimistic about stateside staffing; apologies in advance if you find I talk too much. These things are unedited ...)
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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I noticed I have an animation cel/s of that same scene from BraveStarr in my collection, though I suppose it's one of those stock poses they used in many episodes!
If that cell is in your "collection" you officially do not have a "collection"
Probably not, but it's something, if only to me.
Chris is right, of course. I have a dozen cels from Thief and the Cobbler--in perfect shape. And no animation dealer has ever been interested in them--because they couldn't sell them. They're not "famous" enough.
36 field, top pegged, mostly hand inked...at least one cel of each major character and a few dual setups (these are from pre-1985 scenes). I think I'll hang onto them. The film is a mess, but the artwork is very nice!
Hey Steve,
Just wanted to throw in some thanks for posting these interviews. You're becoming a better interviewer as you go, and I hope there's many more on the way. Kudos.
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