Animation World Magazine: Official magazine of Animation World Network. Dedicated to the art and industry of the international animation community.

The Animation World Network is the largest animation-related publishing group on the Internet, providing readers from over 145 countries with a wide range of interesting, relevant and helpful information pertaining to all aspects of animation.

Covering areas as diverse as animator profiles, independent film distribution, commercial Studio activities, CGI and other animation technologies, as well as in-depth coverage of current events in all fields of animation, AWN gives its readers an easy to navigate, visually and intellectually creative mechanism to electronically access a wealth of information previously unavailable anywhere in the world.

Feature Articles:
Gender in Media: Females Don’t Rule 07
Following the lead of the Geena Davis Institute, Jan Nagel explores a stubborn disparity in the depiction of the sexes.
BY JAN NAGEL

Presto Change-O for Pixar 11
Bill Desowitz gets a first look at Pixar’s new short, Presto, with director Doug Sweetland: a “cartoony cartoon” with lots of traditional magic.
BY BILL DESOWITZ

Interviews
The Prism: A Profile of Dave Master 15
Animator/historian Tom Sito illuminates the singular career of a major figure in animation education.
BY TOM SITO

Theatrical Releases
David O’Reilly: The “Wrist” Behind Son of Rambow 19
Ellen Wolff talks to the animator/illustrator about his reversion to childhood in order to create the artwork for the highly anticipated indie film.
BY ELLEN WOLFF

Television
The Smell of Success: Skunk Fu! Conquers the World 21
Joe Strike talks to executive producer Paul Young about Cartoon Saloon’s international hit series.
BY JOE STRIKE

Columns
Dr. Toon: Der Führer’s Paintbrush 25
In this month’s column, Martin Goodman explores the strange tale of Adolf Hitler’s infatuation with Snow White and the artistry of Disney animation.
BY MARTIN “DR. TOON” GOODMAN

Mind Your Business: Don’t Lose the Rights to Your Artistic Creations 29
Mark Simon reports on alarming new developments in his continuing campaign against the Orphan Works Act.
BY MARK SIMON

The Animated Scene: The New Age of Animation 33
In this month’s column, Joseph Gilland watches hopefully as animation gears up for its next renaissance.
BY JOSEPH GILLAND

Student Corner
Career Coach: Bragging Rights 37
For her Mother’s Day column, Pamela Kleibrink Thompson says that sometimes it’s OK to toot your own horn.
BY PAMELA KLEIBRINK THOMPSON

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