Centre for Arts and Technology presents CAT Chat hosted by Chris Morris chatting with Digital Filmmaking Alumni Brendon Rodney, who has worked in the Vancouver Film Industry since graduating in 2012.  Brendon has worked on many TV and movies in Vancouver, including Arrow, Magicians, Falling Skies, Resident Alien and the Power Rangers movie, and has great advice for anyone looking to get into the industry.

Check out Brendon's own podcast about video games!
https://www.videogamesnow.ca

Want to know more about ALL of Centre for Arts and Technology's programs?
https://digitalartschool.com

CAT Chat #9 - Brendon Rodney - Filmmaking Alumni

CAT Chat is the official Centre for Arts and Technology podcast where host Chris Morris interviews CAT teachers and alumni...this week we talk to Maelynn Ball, graduate from the Audio Engineering and Production program.  Maelynn has an amazing story to tell about following your passion, being creative in finding a job and not allowing anything to get in her way.  Take a listen!

0:00 to 1:29
- Intro to the show
1:30 to 3:34
- Being from High River, Alberta
- Finding out about CAT
- Visiting Kelowna and the campus
3:35 to 7:30
- Being friends with Alumni B-Dice
- Being inspired by B-Dice
7:31 to 9:53
- Coming from a smaller town in Alberta to Kelowna
9:54 to 27:21
- Favourite class or teacher
- PDP class
- Audio classes
- Studio time
- Working with different music styles
- Working with bands
27:22 to 30:43
- Dealing with health issues while at school
30:44 to 36:35
- Life after graduating
- Post production audio
- Moving to Vancouver
- Getting Job Interviews
- Networking
36:36 to 47:00
- Homemade business cards story
47:01 to 57:26
- Working in Vancouver
- Working at GGRP Sound
- Paying the bills
- Making the Connections in Industry
- Working for Post Modern Sound
57:27 to 58:39
- Maelynn’s Industry credits
- Working on Arrow, Riverdale, Supergirl…
- Working with celebrities
58:40 to 1:05:19
- What is ADR?
- Typical day in the Industry
1:05:20 to 1:08:02
- Advice for prospective students
- IMDB
1:08:03 to 1:10:30
- Rapid Fire Questions
1:10:30 to 1:12:09
- Wrap up

Want to know more about ALL of Centre for Arts and Technology's programs?
https://digitalartschool.com

CAT Chat #10 - Maelynn Ballwith - Audio Engineering & Production Alumni

CAT Chat is the official podcast for Centre for Arts and Technology, the digital art school based out of Kelowna BC Canada.

On this episode, host Chris Morris interviews Nicole Gauss, teacher in the 2D Animation and Digital Art program. They discuss how Nicole got into the Animation field, what advise she would give anyone looking to join the industry themselves, and how she got to work on such projects as "Braceface", "The Voyage of Sinbad" and "Zeta Project".

Nicole Gauss  |  Drawing/Design Instructor

Nicole graduated from Capilano University two year animation program in 1999, Soon after graduating she started her first Job at Atomic Cartoon Inc. Working as a character designer, Prop designer and clean up artist on various TV shows such as “Zeta project”, ‘Braceface’ and “Atomic Betty”. Working on such a variety of cartoons made for a very wide adaptation in her design skills. 

Animation clean up is another skill she learned along her journey when 
working on the Voyage of Sinbad for Bardel in league with Dreamworks. Attending over a dozen Comic conventions and speaking as a guest on character design and what to expect when pursuing a career in animation. 

You will still find her doing most of her artwork traditional and encouraging others to embrace bringing art to life on paper.

Want to know more about Centre for Arts and Technology and ALL it's programs?
https://digitalartschool.com

CAT Chat #12 - Nicole Gauss - Animation Instructor

First Single release for the new album, Inside the Poisonous Mind. 

Stay tuned for the rest of the album out in October.

Poison Me

CAT Chat is the official podcast of Centre for Arts and Technology, where host Chris Morris speaks to teachers, alumni and members of industry concerning all of our programs.

On this episode, we do something a little different where Animation Department Head Sean Ridgway with Animation Alumni Jenna “Dingo” Woldenga.  This interview was originally conducted for Interface Magazine but we decided to use the audio for this special podcast!

Jenna has a YouTube channel ‘Dingo Doodles’ in which she releases a monthly animated video.  She’s up to over 657,000 subscribers and it’s become her full-time job.  She graduated from the 2DADA program in 2015.  She also talks about her comic book “Electric Bunny” and working in the animation industry.

Check out "Dingo Doodles" here
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfPUcG3oCmXEYgdFuwlFh8w

Check out all our programs:
https://digitalartschool.com

0:00 to 3:15 intro
3:15 to 6:35 Electric Bunny comics/working in the industry/Payday
6:35 to 18:30 Dingo Doodles and Youtube
18:30 to 22:06 publishing/other projects 
22:06 to 26:00 more Dingo Doodles
26:00 to 39:03 final questions

CAT Chat #33 - Jenna "Dingo" Woldenga - Animation Alumni

Centre for Arts and Technology is a private digital arts training college delivering fully accredited certificate and diploma programs across a variety of arts and technology disciplines. We are recognized across Canada and internationally as one of the few schools that continually graduate successful students in the areas of animation, filmmaking, audio engineering, photography, graphic and web design, network security, interior design, veterinary hospital assistant, and a variety of other programs. Learn more about the programs offered at Centre for Arts and Technology at http://digitalartschool.com.

CAT Chat #33 - Jenna "Dingo" Woldenga - Animation Alumni

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