Show 31* – Disney Talent Development Alumni...
“You learn everything from every production that you’re on, even if it’s, you know, a commercial that lasts three weeks. You learn something from it.”
It’s finally here –...
@Animpodcast on Twitter and #Animtip Tuesdays
I’ve been sorely absent from this site for a large part of the last year, but I haven’t dropped off the hairy back of the internet. Pinched with little time to spare, I’ve fallen for...
Sandro Cleuzo has a blog
Fantastic animator Sandro Cleuzo sent me an email this week to tell me about the blog he has started. Only six posts in and it’s all great stuff. I can’t wait for more. He’s including...
Site Re-design – kicking the tires
In case you check back once in a while, wondering if the site is falling apart from disuse, you’ll see that it has been dusted off and slapped with a brand new coat of paint! This isn’t just...
Walt Stanchfield Books
I’m going to take my time here, so I’ll put the summary first:
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Drawn to Life: 20 Golden Years of Disney Master Classes, Volume 1: The Walt Stanchfield Lectures
Drawn...
Show 030 – Eric Goldberg, Part Two
“I like to draw everything that has a sense of give to it, and a sense of life, and everything that will support the idea of the pose and then build the anatomy on top.”
The interview concludes...
Animation Timeline
For many years I’ve kept my eyes open for fast and easy ways to create dynamic timelines and it appears it is a concept who’s time has finally come. There are now many websites that let you...
Show 029 – Eric Goldberg, Part One
“So much can be expressed through a walk, you know. I think that’s one of the things that a lot of animators don’t do these days, is actually crack the walk so that it actually says...
Show 028 – Ken Duncan, Part Three
“It’s really great trying something out and then seeing how people react and if they don’t kind of react the way you think they should, it’s wise to be honest with yourself and...
Show 027 – Ken Duncan, Part Two
“To me it’s not about moving stuff around. It’s about thinking about a personality within a story.”
The conversation with Ken Duncan continues. In this second part of the interview,...
About Clay
Clay Kaytis animates at Walt Disney Animation Studios in sunny Burbank, California. This podcast has grown out of his love for animation and the great people who make it. Clay promises this is the only time he will write in the third person. Click his picture for more info. He will stop now.Copyright 2012 Clay Kaytis | Powered by Wordpress & a variation on a design by ElegantThemes