SOUND CLOUD
It's not everyday a producer/DJ gets blogged by their favorite director as is the case with Bobby C Sound TV who was recently blogged and called brilliant by Edgar Wright, director of such cult movies as Shaun Of The Dead, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and Hot Fuzz. Bobby Collins aka "Bobby C Sound TV" has been rocking music and venues for 10 years now. In the DJ realm he mixes anything and everything to create an eclectic party-rocking experience in the club. In 2006 he finished 3rd out 2,200 entries for the Westword DJ Mix competition. He was the only multi-genre DJ to be a finalist. In early 2009 Bobby started messing around with a video DJ plug-in and soon after unveiled, "Bobby C Sound TV". His love of cinema was combined with his 10 years of DJ experience to create a pastiche of pop-culture that is visually stimulating and danceable at the same time. His live mash up DJ approach was applied to create crowd rocking routines with some of the most memorable music videos, movie scenes and just about everything in between. He has had shows all around the nation and has also played just about every venue in his home state of Colorado from Red Rocks Ampitheatre to The Fillmore Auditorium to the Denver Coliseum and every place in between. He has had various residencies all over his home state including a monthly at the number one club in North America, Beta (Clubworld 2009). He was also the first headlining artist for the VIP party of The First bank Centre, AEG's new 8,000 seat flagship venue. In 2010 he was one of 20 DJ's nationwide selected to play the Global Inheritance Sweatshop Mixer at The Coachella Music Festival. On the production front, he has a number remixes and albums out with many more on the way. In 2011 his full-length, "Future Past" was released on Cold Busted Records. Early 2011 saw him join up with a second label, Gazeebo to release his EP, "Midnight Snack". The EP immediately jumped on 4 different top ten charts and thus far is #39 on the top 100 best-selling albums for Juno Download. His follow up, "Channel Surfing" made it to the #4 best-selling album (all genres) on the site. He recently released a free EP with powerhouse UK label, Ghetto Funk. The EP is fast approaching 5,000 downloads in just a couple months. A number of remixes and albums are slated for release on 5 different labels before the end of the year.

www.decoy.tv
Flying the flannel in Portland Oregon, Ryan Rothermel is a Pacific Northwest designer that finds the grey skies and mossy forests a lush inspiration. His work has an overload of texture, excitement, and danger. Experimentation with new tools and materials is an ongoing daily routine for Ryan, most notably he is known for his initial concept and design direction that lead to the production of the True Blood show titles.

www.fava.tv
Fabian Tejada was born in Queens, New York. He completed his BFA in Computer Art from the School of Visual Arts in 1998 and his MFA in Computer Art, New York City in 2006. He currently lives and works in New York City. Fabian is an award winning Motion Graphics Designer/Director whose versatile work spans from: Environmental Design, Broadcast Design, Art Direction, Animation and live VJ performance. The use of time-based media has allowed Fabian to translate Spatio-Temporal relationships into his design aesthetic. His process involves composing to a rhythm and designing a chronological system of sound and visual interleaved in order to create visual music. Fabian’s aim is to create harmony through design in time and space to bring discernable order to information in a chaotic world. Fabian’s obsession with the expressive qualities of time and space led him to become a founding member of the historic VJ collective Honeygunlabs. At this time is when he developed an affinity for creating video loops to be used in live performances. As a VJ he worked in conjunction with some of the greatest names in the electronic dance music scene: Derrick May, Boy George, George Clinton’s P-Funk All Stars, Green Velvet, Anthony Rother, Dom & Roland, DJ Rap, etc. He also performed main stage at the height of the Detroit Electronic Music Conference in 2002 were attendance exceeded 1.7 million fans. Fabian’s environmental design work had been included in SF Moma, The Prada stores in New York City, Beverly Hills, Hong Kong, Shanghai, The Tokyo Mori Art Center, The Brooklyn Museum, the Samsung Experience Store at the Time Warner Building in NYC. His environmental work is no stranger to awards and façades in Times Square. His work has received numerous awards from prestigious organizations: AIGA, D&AD, The Art Directors Club, American Graphic Design and Communication Arts. Fabian Tejada is currently working as a freelancer in NYC.

www.carnivalcartoons.com
Jared Deal is an animator/designer based in New York.  He focuses primarily on 2D traditional animation.  He has been in the industry since '98 working on shows for MTV, Comedy Central, and Cartoon Network just to name a few.  Jared currently works on the popular Nickelodeon kids show Team Umizoomi as lead drawn animator, and was recently nominated for a Daytime Emmy for his work on the show.  He lives in Beacon with his girlfriend Michelle, his dog, two cats, and turtle.

www.brandoughertyjohnson.com
Bran Dougherty-Johnson is an animator and motion graphic designer. He founded the collaborative film series PSST! Pass it on… in 2006 and was a contributor to the influential design blog Motionographer from 2006-2010.  Recent work for non-profits Kopernik, Peace Dividend Marketplace and Common Sense Media and a PSA for Harvest Blue clothing have expanded his portfolio of visually essay and issue films. Bran has also made films for Yo Gabba Gabba and Sundance Channel amongst many others. When not designing and animating, Bran also enjoys fishing, kayaking and swimming in the waters of the Peconic Bay around Shelter Island, NY – where he lives with his wife and two children and Gerald the guinea pig.

Andy Wagener is an animator, art director and installation artist based out of Brooklyn, NY. Working in the fields of commercial advertising, medical animation, education, industrial design, engineering and architecture, his focus is on visual clarity and concise, elegant messaging.

www.tiffanyjoybutler.com
Tiffany Joy Butler writes original screenplays. She creates humorous animations that reflect her life as a child. She graduated from Alfred University with a BFA degree. 

www.thisisjodi.com
Jodi Terwilliger is a freelance creative director, designer and illustrator from NYC whose work over the past 11 years focuses mainly on design that moves. His focus is on an extreme minimalistic approach that permeates both his traditional design as well as his character-based work.  His work has been shown in galleries in California, NYC and London, and has been featured in many magazines and books and websites throughout the years.  Currently, he is curating a site dedicated to minimalistic art and design called Public Trust and his portfolio can be found at as well as experimental site; someblacksomewhite.com He lives in Brooklyn with his fiancee Anne, and their 2 dogs Onyx and Daisy. He has a girl's name, and he wrote this in the 3rd person.

www.joshuafrankel.net
Joshua Frankel is an animator, filmmaker and visual artist. Joshua grew up in the Hell's Kitchen section of New York City in a building filled with musicians, actors and dancers. He spent most of his youth listening to hiphop and trying not to let anyone take his lunch money.

www.sorrowyu.com
Officially, I would say that I am a CG Artist and a creative Head. But let’s not be so serious! I am more like a CG Artist plus some crazy thoughts. Doing animation is one of my favorite things in the world, and it's also my everyday job, which is awesome! For me, animation is the simplest communication tool in the world to share my thoughts to people without any misunderstanding. Even you misunderstand it, it's still an interesting thing. Imagine a world full of vivid colors and shining everywhere, that's the place I always want to show you. May animation be with us, forever. And here comes the boring part, Weichieh Yu was born in 1979 in Taiwan and studied at the Pratt Institute in New York. As a CG Artist, his work has been internationally exhibited on television and Internet since 2007.

www.annieseo.blogspot.com
Just a student experimenting with different mediums and methods, all on her way to discovering her own style. Currently she is a sophomore at Parsons the New School for Design majoring in Illustration.

www.caryjanks.com
Cary Janks is an artist/animator based in Beacon NY where he is a co-Creative Director of the design and animation studio, General Idea.  Before moving to Beacon in 2006, Cary had begun his career in 1999 as a freelance animator, honing his 3d animation skills on the broadcast design and animation scene.  In 2005 he joined the ranks at acclaimed design and animation studio, Stardust, where he eventually took the helm as Animation Director.   Cary came up with the idea for Electric Projected when speaking with Dan Weise and Kalene Rivers, last January, about what was to happen this summer on the Electric Windows building.  The three decided the result of their brainstorming, animated shorts based on the art installed in the windows last summer, was a solid idea and set the wheels in motion to make it happen.  Cary tapped a friend and colleague, Bran Dougherty-Johnson, whom he had worked with on collaborative animation projects before, and has a proven track record for bringing artists together, such as “PSST Pass it on” to help organize and curate the event.

www.ready.santamaria.tv
We are a directing team that works under the name of Santa Maria. We are represented by Hornet Inc which is based New York City. We have been directing together since 2007, and we met in college at Savannah College of art and design, and graduated in 2004.

www.ebmiro.com
Eric Miro was born in Barcelona, Spain in 1975 and currently lives and works in New York City.  He has been a freelance designer/animator since 1994.  He has worked at various shops in New York and Chicago including Psyop, Digital Kitchen, Stardust and Mass Market.  Some of his direct clients include MTV, Nickelodeon, Loreal and Medicus.  Eric loves to design as much as he loves making his designs move.  After Effects, 3DS Max and C4D are some of his favorite tools to use, but he doesn't limit himself to those tools alone.   Eric is also the co-founder of General Idea, a visual fx / motion graphics company in Beacon, NY.

www.aaronmaurer.com
Aaron Maurer hails from the frozen tundra of the Midwest. After growing up in Minneapolis MN he headed East to attend Rhode Island School of Design, where he majored in film and animation. He now lives and works in New York.

www.jackmyersdesign.com
My first animations took place in my father's paperback books, where I would scribble flipbook shorts in the margins, filling each corner to capacity. Crude things: Pacman exploding, stickmen repeatedly injuring themselves, etc. In an effort to save his library while still encouraging creativity, my father bought sketchbooks and drawing supplies for me; after all he was the art teacher at my school. I acquired my first computer as a family gift in 1985, an Atari 800xl, whose crude 4-color animation capabilities led to several bizarre short films in high school. I later completed my degree at the Memphis College of Art, where an exchange with the San Francisco Art Institute ultimately convinced me to move west. In 1996, I became Senior Designer at the Bay Area firm DesignSite, where I mainly focused on print design and illustration...landing a spot in Print Magazine's Design Annual. With the advent of digital video, my work soon evolved full circle back to animation and motion graphics. In 2000 I moved to New York and completed Food, an award-winning animated film shown on PBS and at festivals worldwide...this film would open several doors down the road. In 2001, my partner Matthew Robbins and I launched Artfool, a multidisciplinary design studio that went on to become one of New York's finest event design companies, later chosen as one of Modern Bride's Trendsetters of the Year and featured frequently on Martha Stewart. Through the years I've had the privilege to work with some of the best animation studios and directors in New York, and my work has been seen on HBO, Showtime, MTV, VH1 or basically anywhere there is a TV. My print design, short films and photography have been featured in The New York Times, Print Magazine, Wired and Newsweek.

www.johnfischer.tv
John Fischer (jasfish) is a designer slash animator. He's been bringing the funk to motion graphics while jamming on keyframes & music & coffee for the past decade. In his spare time, he plays electric guitar loudly. Fischer chills with his wife and 3 kids in the hot & humid summers & bitter winter wonderland of Wisconsin.   He is currently based out of Milwaukee, WI. John has worked remote freelance with Buck, Buster, Giant Octopus and Graphik Boutique. He is currently available for freelance via remote.

www.mattysidle.com
From Portland, Oregon. We make movies, drawings, sculptures and costumes.

www.junglinc.com
John Karian is an animator and designer based in Brooklyn, NY.  Originally from India, he spent his childhood drawing incessantly.  An obsession with Star Wars and science fiction in general, prompted him to quit his computer science degree 6 months before graduating, to attend Art School in San Francisco in 1997. Fast forward to 2001, with a BFA in tow, NYC was the next logical step - where John jumped straight into the world of creating commercials and promos for TV.  Currently the Director of Animation for Design at Charlex in New York, he played a lead role in creating the experimental in-house animation Shapeshifter.  John loves technology and embraces it in all forms, especially in his art; but sometimes he misses his paper and pencil.

www.8bitsmovie.com
Founded in 2003 as a motion graphics boutique, ¬ has evolved into a design and story-driven creative engagement studio. Part design studio, part branding agency, part production company, we exist at the intersection of graphic design, narrative storytelling, and contemporary culture. We are uniquely positioned to handle all challenges of the converging media landscape: we can conceive it, produce it, brand it, package it, and promote it. Valere Amirault and Jean Delaunay Recent graduates Supinfocom (Valenciennes, FRA), Valere AMIRAULT and Jean DELAUNAY are CG artists and filmmakers who have found a home as loyalkaspar staffers. After having their student film '8BITS' accepted to Sundance and a myriad of other festivals, they now enjoy being NY based and gainfully employed, filling their 'free time' with artistic endeavors such as 'Electric Projected.'

www.8bitsmovie.com
Founded in 2003 as a motion graphics boutique, ¬ has evolved into a design and story-driven creative engagement studio. Part design studio, part branding agency, part production company, we exist at the intersection of graphic design, narrative storytelling, and contemporary culture. We are uniquely positioned to handle all challenges of the converging media landscape: we can conceive it, produce it, brand it, package it, and promote it. Valere Amirault and Jean Delaunay Recent graduates Supinfocom (Valenciennes, FRA), Valere AMIRAULT and Jean DELAUNAY are CG artists and filmmakers who have found a home as loyalkaspar staffers. After having their student film '8BITS' accepted to Sundance and a myriad of other festivals, they now enjoy being NY based and gainfully employed, filling their 'free time' with artistic endeavors such as 'Electric Projected.'