168 episodes
School of Motion Podcast School of Motion: Design & Animation Training for MoGraph Artists
-
- Arts
-
-
4.9 • 312 Ratings
-
The #1 podcast for designers who animate, animators who design, and anyone who is 3D-curious. We interview Designers, Animators, 3D Artists, Producers, Studio Owners and other folks related to motion design and creativity. We get deep into the geeky world of Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D, Photoshop and Illustrator. We talk about the business and art of Motion Design. Dig in.
-
Design That Sells: Unpacking the Magic of Web + Motion with Ran Segall
Dive into web design with full-stack designer turned founder Ran Segall, as he dishes out on blending aesthetics, functionality, and business strategy to skyrocket your design approach. Check out the corresponding blog post here: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/design-web-motion-ran-segall
-
Collin Leix from Gunner on the Intersection of Artistry and VR Innovation
Check out the corresponding blog post and key takeaways here: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/c... Dive into the latest episode of the School of Motion Podcast as we hang out with Collin Leix, the brilliant mind blending traditional artistry with the limitless possibilities of VR. Collin is a full time animator at Gunner, now part of the innovative crew at one of the hottest tech company's around, Duolingo.
-
Chris Do on Creative Work: The Design Economy, Remote Work, and Evolving Skill Sets
We dive deep with Emmy award-winning designer and the Futur founder, Chris Do, as he unveils game-changing insights for creative professionals. Get the show notes: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/chris-do
-
Karin Fong on Art Direction, Mentorship, and Legendary Title Design
We go 1:1 with the one and only Karin Fong—Emmy award-winning director, designer, and founder of the creative agency Imaginary Forces. Check out the corresponding blog post here: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/karin-fong
-
Textures, Photoshop, and the Creative Journey with Brady Erickson
From playing guitar in the underground music scene with his band Slowburn, Brady's journey shifted gears to tweaking pixels in LA and founding Texturelabs, an online tutorial and assets site. His transition from the world of music to the realm of visual arts is a testament to the fluidity of creative expression. Brady shares actionable tips and insights from his design journey — tips you can use today to amplify your own design projects.
Check out the corresponding blog post here: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/b... -
Character Design and Artistic Growth: Insights from Emma Gillette
In our latest podcast episode, Emma Gillette, a professional illustrator and instructor of the newly released Character Design Fundamentals course, shares her experiences and insights, providing actionable lessons for fellow artists and designers.
Check out the corresponding blog post: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/emma-gillette
Show Notes
Emma Gillette
People
Brent Adams
Sam Nielson
Maike Plenzke
Maxine Vee
Cory Loftis
Pieces
SpongeBob SquarePants
Encanto (2021)
Hercules (1997)
Tangled (2010)
Frozen (2013)
Moana (2016)
The Boxtrolls (2014)
Homer Simpson 3D by Miguel Vasquez
Monster High
Resources
Brigham Young University Animation Program
Customer Reviews
So fun to listen to.
I’m a fitness trainer and self-taught graphic designer that is now dabbling with some motion design. This podcast has been very informative and insightful. I really like the interviewees so far. They seem not only very smart, but very humble. This goes for the host as well. Thanks a lot guys.
Amazing content and inspirational!
I didn’t know I had patience for long podcasts! Love the episodes and perfect dose of inspiration while on commute! Keep them coming!
extremely insightful + inspiring
I’ve known about SOM for awhile from
their tutorials, but I don’t typically listen to a lot of career-oriented podcasts because they’re often very out of touch or just very obviously PR fluff. This is the opposite—very honest, very candid, and the few episodes I’ve listened to have had very humble and open guests.