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October, 2018

• 25 October

  Making The Independent Artists Voices Heard

  

  Clio Art Fair has been and still is the main art fair for independent artists in New York and was born from the idea of Founder and Director Alessandro Berni in 2014, of celebrating and promoting emerging artists. It has now fully established itself attracting artists from all walks of …

October, 2016

• 18 October

  Vivienne “VivziePop” Medrano Interview, New York ComicCon, Trollhunters, Spider-Man, and the Emojimovie – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #158

  

  SEGMENT EPISODE! We went to New York Comic-Con, watched the “Trollhunters” trailer, discussed a new Spider-Man TV-show and the Emojimovie, and interviewed Indie Animator Vivienne “VivziePop” Medrano! Also, a star was born last weekend… a star in a kickin’ red sweater. We talk all this and more Check out Vivienne Medrano’s …

June, 2016

• 3 June

  Virtual Reality animation, interviews with “Pikapetey” & Dave Johnson, and a movie review of “The Jungle Book” (2016) – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #135

  

  SPECIAL TOPIC SHOW! This is our longest episode yet featuring 2 interviews (“Pikapetey” and Dave Johnson), a movie review of “The Jungle Book” (2016), discussion about Virtual Reality and other emerging technologies, and listener submitted feedback on those topics! It’s a jam packed episode and over the next few days …

May, 2016

• 11 May

  Comcast buys Dreamworks Animation for $3.8bil, Eric Goldberg’s couch gag, and talking #RubberOnionBattle for April 2016 – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #132

  

  SEGMENT EPISODE! This week we also have a ‘special’ feature being that this episode is mostly UNEDITED; I mean I put in music and stuff but awkward pauses?… totally intact. We talk about studios skipping Comic-Con, Eric Goldberg’s awesome couch gag for “The Simpsons” and of course the fact that Comcast …
• 8 May

  Live-Action VS Animation and what is Performance Capture, a discussion between two animators – RubberOnion Animation Podcast #131

  

  HOT-COCOA SHOW! While Jon Favreau’s “The Jungle Book” is wowing audiences it’s also kicked up a conversation about the role of Motion Capture in movies and if it should be considered Live-Action or Animation. We’ve talked about mo-cap on the podcast but this time I decided to do my research …