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Join the founders of Titmouse Inc. and listen to how they went from creating t-shirts to a thriving studio with over 100 employees. Titmouse is the animation studio behind shows such as: Metalocalypse, GI Joe: Resolute, Freaknik and is producing the new season of Superjail!
VIP Opening Night with Kobe Bryant and Glen Keane
CTNWidely regarded as one of the best basketball players of all time Kobe Bryant pairs up with world renowned legendary animator Glen Keane to ‘tip off’ opening night at CTNX2017. Join the...
Glen Keane talks about
Animation and CTN
CTN Glen Keane was born on April 13, 1954 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the son of cartoonist Bil Keane, creator of the The Family Circus, and Australian born Thelma (Carne) Keane. He was raised in Pa...
How To Create
The Pitch Bible
CTN Lecture: Heather Kenyon is the Vice President of Project Development and Sales for Starz Animation, a Division of Starz Media. She is the former senior director of development, original series at C...
A 60 Year Career in the House of Mouse: Interview with Burny Mattinson
CTNHelp CTN give a warm welcome to Burny Mattinson on his first interview outside the studio walls of Disney. Interviewed by Eric Goldberg these two will travel through time and revisit the highlights...
FrankenWeenie
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CTN Powered by Don Hahn, Executive Producer (Beauty and the Beast, Lion King, Hunchback, and the upcoming Maleficent) Allison Abatte, Producer (corpse bride, fantastic mr. Fox) Rick Heinrichs, Art ...
How to Break Into Animation Steve Hickner Dreamworks Director
CTNSteve Hickner has spent the past thirty years working at some of the most fabled studios in animation; including: DreamWorks, Disney, Amblimation, Aardman, Hanna-Barbera and Filmation. He has...
Coffee Talk: A Tribute to the Late Robin Williams
CTNA tribute to the late Robin Williams from the animation directors and supervising animators who worked with him. Film footage and stories of working with the late Robin Williams who brought so many...