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Doug Vitarelli

Susan Godfrey Explains NY State Tax Credits for Animators

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliJune 3, 2025

Susan Godfrey is a seasoned production manager, producer, and advocate with over 15 years of experience in creative project management across animation, live-action, and digital content. She is the founder…

Paul Fierlinger: In Remembrance

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliJune 3, 2025

by Richard O’Connor There’s a sequence in Drawn From Memory in which a young Paul Fierlinger sits in a bar with his former classmates Václav Havel, Milos Foreman, and the…

Jen Oxley, Wonder Pets: In the City

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliJune 3, 2025

Jennifer Oxley was born in Hollywood, California and caught the filmmaking bug early – she made her first film at the age of seven. Since then she’s created loads of…

Stephen Mann, Where Are the 3D Artists?

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliMay 2, 2025

ASIFA-East is mostly comprised of 2D animators and, being pirmarily a 3D animator, I’ve always wondered why there aren’t more of us in our organization. Steve Mann is also a…

Anna Samo On Festivals

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliMay 2, 2025

Anna Samo is a NYC-based animator, teacher and one of the founders of Animation Speak/Easy. Anna’s films have been screened and won awards at highly acclaimed festivals around the globe…

Evens Angulo-Duvil Didn’t Want To Wait For An Opportunity

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliApril 7, 2025

A conversation with Doug Vitarelli A few years back Evens was a student of mine, and a classmate of Annastacia Henry-Ramos who we interviewed in May 2024, at SUNY Fredonia.…

In the middle of Two Philosophies with Julian Glander

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliApril 6, 2025

Julian Glander is a 3D computer animator from Pittsburg who has just completed his first feature film, “Boys Go to Jupiter”, which had its premiere at The 2024 Tribeca Film…

Tony Eastman Memorial

For over 40 years Tony was a hub within the animation industry. His involvement in projects covered everything from small indie films to groundbreaking television series like Nicktoons’ “Doug”, and…

EventBy Doug VitarelliMarch 23, 2025

TraceLoops aka Matthias Brown

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliFebruary 27, 2025

Curious About the Process a conversation with Doug Vitarelli I learned of Matthias, a modern day Norman McLaren living in Brooklyn, because, not surprisingly, an experimental animator’s account from Brooklyn…

Building an Accessible Animation Community in NYC with Animation Speak/Easy

UncategorizedBy Doug VitarelliJanuary 20, 2025

A conversation with Siz Wang Between 2022 and 2023, words spread in town about a mysterious speakeasy event for animation lovers. I cannot recall how the message was passed on…

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