Calling all aspiring animators, animation students, and anyone curious about the diverse world of 2D animation!
Whether you're considering a career shift, pursuing your passion, or simply interested in the industry, our expert panel discussion will take you on an insightful journey into the heart of 2D animation.
Featuring CG Spectrum Mentors Sykosan (Love Death + Robots), Alfredo Cassano (Klaus) and Hubert Lapointe (Rick & Morty) and hosted by Department Head of 2D Animation Scott Claus (Pocahontas), you'll uncover the wide array of techniques, styles and genres within 2D animation, and the diverse job opportunities available to 2D animators, from traditional animation studios to emerging fields.
Join us for an illuminating discussion that will help inspire and equip you to embark on your journey into the dynamic yet timeless world of 2D animation. Don't miss out on this opportunity to chart your course and build a rewarding career in 2D animation!
Plus, there will be a chance to ask questions during our live Q&A.
This session is for anyone who:
- Is an aspiring animator or animation student who wants career advice and insightful takes from industry experts
- Wants to gain a deeper understanding of the techniques, styles, and genres within 2D Animation
- Wants clarity on where and how to focus their 2D Animation practice and which industries are suitable for them
- Is concerned about the future of the 2D animation industry
- Wants a chance to ask the experts about their own experience
What we cover:
- The wide array of job opportunities available to 2D animators, from traditional animation studios to "tradigital" and emerging fields
- The range of software used in the 2D Animation industry and which are used for different applications
- What the future of animation could look like and why traditional animation skills are still in demand
- The impact of AI on 2D Animators working in the industry today
This event is expected to run for 60-90 minutes.
Limited spots available! Register now to secure your virtual seat.
