This podcast episode originally appeared in Marketplace, produced by Lizzie O’Leary and Eliza Mills. It features Connor Moore, who is a musician who does sound design for brands — he’s worked
In addition to her adjunct faculty role at USV and writing for Teen Vogue, Tamryn Spruill looks at sports from a unique perspective. This article was originally published by Golden State
People who have software engineering jobs are generally perceived to be “smart.” But that’s just one of the engineering characteristics needed to become a great software engineer. Being book smart
Almost all animation professionals grew up watching cartoons like Bugs Bunny, Anime, South Park and Disney. We have a certain passion for animation that leads us to search the question
Do you want to publish a book? For many, the question is more daunting than the writing itself. Take experienced authors Dave Eggers, A. Van Jordan, Gish Jen and Chris
There’s inspiration everywhere if you know how to look for it. This philosophy — that’s become my personal mantra — can be applied to all creative careers, including painters, sculptors,
Just as with a film or video game, the importance of sound in virtual reality is often unappreciated. People typically do not realize this until they experience content that has
Last year, I donated my 17-year-old Toyota to charity. Did it die? Refuse to start? Belch smoke on the I-880? Not exactly. “Herbert” was still running – but he was
These days when teenagers are capable of learning autonomously and producing outstanding results individually, one might wonder just how important collaboration and teamwork really are in the creative industry. Why
Some things in animation don’t change. During the jump from pencil-and-paper animation techniques to digital art and animation, the core basic animation principles remained the same. Many of these key
