Saturday, June 23, 2018
Behind the Mike
Voice actors talk about what it’s really like to deliver their lines for the pros at Audioworks.
Mike de Seve, creative director of the Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning team Baboon ... Continue Reading →
Ask an Intern!
Students spending their summer hanging out in an animation studio talk about what their work life is really like on a day-to-day basis.
Helloooo from Baboon Animation’s summer interns! ... Continue Reading →
In Her Own Words
Voice actor Erica Schroeder discusses the benefits of a musical education and why quicker is often better. By Mark J. Lerner.
As a junior member of the Baboon team, I assisted on the ... Continue Reading →
Behind the Mic
The recording studio challenges writers, directors and actors to unite emotion, comedy and authenticity. By Mark J. Lerner.
One of the services Baboon Animation offers is voice ... Continue Reading →
Breaking Into The Biz, Part 2
How will you get your start in the animation writing game? Last issue, we spoke to three of Baboon’s team of award-winning scribblers, who each got their break using one classic ... Continue Reading →
Breaking Into The Biz
It’s the first question on the minds of countless eager students and budding professionals: How do you get your start in the animation business? We’ve asked a couple of Baboon’s ... Continue Reading →
Ask a Baboon Ask A Baboon – Issue #253
Putting More Spring in Your Springboard, Part 1
Think of your favorite episode of your favorite cartoon… Got it? Well, guess what – the perfect plot, the ingenious jokes: those ... Continue Reading →
Ask A Baboon – Issue #250
Comedy Is When A Bird Hits A Pig … Twice
Our writers explore the fine lines between slapstick, ... Continue Reading →
Silent But Funny
Writing duo discusses the challenges of making people laugh without using dialog on Angry Birds Toons.
Comedy is when a bird hits a pig — and Baboons are writing for them both. Yes, ... Continue Reading →
Ask A Baboon – Issue #248
Jymn Magon: The Coolest Writer You’ve Never Heard Of?
If you’re like me – freshly graduated and clawing a path for yourself in the tough, sometimes even cutthroat animation biz ... Continue Reading →
