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Tim Hodge

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I’ve been working in animation for 35 years, from commercials to features. Started as an inbetweener, and went on to animate, storyboard and direct. Credits include The Lion King, Mulan, Brother Bear, and dozens of episodes of VeggieTales (several of which I directed). For the last 10 years I’ve been a freelance storyboard artist. My clients have been indie features (i.e. Animal Crackers), as well as TV shows like Scooby Doo and Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz for Warners. I also teach storyboarding at Lipscomb University in Nashville.
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Mulan

Work I am proud of: I have the best memories of being on the story team for Mulan. It was humbling and exciting working along side talents like Chris Sanders, Dean DeBlois, Joe Grant, Burny Mattinson, etc. The first time you hear a theatre full of strangers laugh at a gag you thought is a high that we spend the rest of our careers chasing. So far, so good!

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Emily Xu
I'm a story artist and illustrator from Canada, and a recent graduate from Sheridan Animation. I grew up watching animated films and shows from all around the world, and developed a passion for creating stories, both through single images and designs, and through boards and comics!
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Daniel Klein

Daniel Klein
"The german author and director Daniel Klein makes short films, animated series and music videos that mix traditional animation technologies and digital tools. With poetry, tenderness and a good sense of derision, he likes to invent worlds or situations based on energetic staging, graphic creation and endearing characters in which to identify. He lives and works in Paris."
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Eion McNaught

Eion McNaught
Toon Boom Rigger and Generalist at Blinkink. Over 20 years of animation experience starting in traditional 2D (on paper) and working in many departments across the animation pipeline during the years, and in several formats. From television series work and then advertising and the odd feature and music video as well as games and apps. Somewhere along the way I moved into digital stuff first using Toon Boom in 2008.
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