2020 Student Academy Award Finalist, Rodrigo Chapoy, on Animation Short Film, “Bear With Me”
STUDENTFILMMAKERS: Can you tell us about the development and pre-production stages? Rodrigo Chapoy: The pre-production stages were really rough and
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STUDENTFILMMAKERS: Can you tell us about the development and pre-production stages? Rodrigo Chapoy: The pre-production stages were really rough and
Di Lu is an animator who graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2020. By studying the whole
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StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What was one of your most favorite movies that you designed and why? Simona Migliotti Auerbach: One of
While visiting our network members’ profile webpages in the Filmmakers Global Network online, we discover that one of Al Carretta’s
StudentFilmmakers.com catches up with S.J. Hermann, a member of the Filmmakers Global Network Online, to ask about his new project
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StudentFilmmakers Magazine: Can you tell us about what it was like directing your short film, “DÃa De Las Carpas”, and
Deborah Moran, ACE was born in Buffalo, New York, is a graduate of SUNY at Fredonia, and currently resides in
StudentFilmmakers Magazine: Some first-time storytellers might find the short film form challenging. When it comes to putting together a short
StudentFilmmakers Magazine:Â What was one of your most favorite scenes or sequences to edit, and why? Heidi Scharfe, ACE: The obvious