BlkWmnAnimator: Animation Podcast

I have my first guests on my channel!!! Chris Douglas and Timothy Miller. I wanted to bring some people who are both video game players and also have particular backgrounds and experiences that lend to an interesting conversation. We're talking about the myriad of things that go into the representation of black video game characters, what has happened thus far, and what we look forward to in the future.

I have my first guests on my channel!!! Chris Douglas and Timothy  Miller. I wanted to bring some people who are both video game players and also have particular backgrounds and experiences that lend to an interesting conversation. We're talking about the myriad of things that go into the representation of black video game characters, what has happened thus far, and what we look forward to in the future.

The USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative recently came out with an animation industry gender study. I wanted to share my thoughts about added obstacles that can come up from trying to make the industry more diverse and some additional solutions to how the problem can be solved.

Here's the link to the study:

Increasing Inclusion in Animation: Investigating Opportunities, Challenges, and the Classroom to the C-Suite Pipeline https://womeninanimation.org/AII-Inclusion-Animation-201906.pdf?fbclid=IwAR21PyvxjowuizDDdIZRC7FpEYkMW29djg0J3dghHRbePNOSqZdtvTMAOrw

I went to see The Lion King remake and wanted to review and share my thoughts. I thought I could provide an interesting perspective as a Lion  King fan and animation professional.

Any time someone asks me about my experience living in South Korea and whether I suggest living abroad, I always ecstatically say, "Yes!" In this video, I share some of the benefits of living abroad and how it can help you with becoming a more well-rounded person.

Just in case anyone was interested, I wanted to do a video where I talk a  bit about myself, not related to animation. So, if you want to know about my love for basketball and everything Detroit, take a listen!

Just a short video about the different responses I get when people find out that I'm in animation, but don't watch anime.

In this video, I'm using some themes from Brené Brown's talk, "The Call  to Courage" on Netflix to discuss how they relate to art and my artistic  journey.

This video is a movie review of Jordan Peele's movie, "Us."

This video is about how people assume I'm a Blerd because I'm in the animation industry, but I'm not. Nothing wrong with Blerds though!