Natalie Nourigat
Auteur de I Moved to Los Angeles to Work in Animation
Séries
Œuvres de Natalie Nourigat
2009-2010 Sketchbook 1 exemplaire
2010 Sketchbook 1 exemplaire
Periscope Studio Art Book - Natalie Nourigat 1 exemplaire
Periscope Studios Series 1: Natalie Nourigat 1 exemplaire
Natalie Nourigat Art Book 1 exemplaire
I Moved to LA to Work in Animation 1 exemplaire
Far from the Tree [2021 short film] — Directeur — 1 exemplaire
Short Circuit: Season 1 — Directeur — 1 exemplaire
Oeuvres associées
The Thrilling Adventure Hour: Thrilling Tales of Adventure and Supernatural Suspense! (2013) — Contributeur — 106 exemplaires
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Partage des connaissances
- Nom légal
- Nourigat, Natalie
- Sexe
- female
- Nationalité
- USA
- Professions
- Cartoonist
- Courte biographie
- Natalie “Tally” Nourigat is a writer, cartoonist, and animator in Portland, Oregon. She works on everything from superhero comics to animated series to commercial storyboards. Natalie is a member of Periscope Studio, and has worked with great publishers like Marvel, Dark Horse, and Image Comics. Her work has been nominated for the Eisner Award, GLAAD Media Award, and Oregon Book Award. Natalie loves traveling and learning languages; she majored in Japanese in university and lived in France during 2013-2014.
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I Moved to Los Angeles to Work in Animation par Natalie Nourigat
i want to be an animator so i was really excited to read but this rarely provided information i didn’t know already and was more about L.A than the animation industry and i couldn’t relate as a turkish student lol
I have several friends who dream of getting a break and finding a dream job in films or animation. Either field is a daunting and often completely intimidating prospect....most never get a call-back or an interview. When I got offered a review copy of Natalie Nourigat's graphic novel about her start in animation, I jumped on the chance to read it. I was so curious about how animation careers work and how people get started.
Natalie illustrates and tells her story with humor and honesty. She talks about the pros and cons of the industry, moving to LA, and the costs, work loads and pitfalls. She even talks about what it was like to move to a very large city to live on her own for the first time. She had to learn how to deal with being lonely sometimes, and how to start getting out and making her life more than drive to work, work, drive home, sleep, repeat. It's a lesson we all have to learn....but it's a bit rougher alone in a huge metro area.
This book could be a very important learning tool for art school students and those truly interested in pursuing animation as a career. Natalie talks openly about how much effort, time and patience was required for her to get through the interview process and snag a job.
I love the artwork! It's simple, understated and perfect for this book's purpose. Her words are straight-forward and honest. She talks openly about what has been good and bad about her career choice, LA and her start in a very competitive (but awesomely creative) career.
Full stars from me. I'm not an art student (I totally lack the talent, but love to be cheerleader for anyone I meet who does have artistic talent), but I found the information incredibly interesting. It made me think about all the people, work and creativity behind some of the animated movies and shows I love! So much time, effort and creativity go into each project!
**I received a free review copy of this graphic novel from Boom! Studios. All opinions expressed are entirely my own. Congrats on the awesome job, Natalie! You rock!)… (plus d'informations)
Natalie illustrates and tells her story with humor and honesty. She talks about the pros and cons of the industry, moving to LA, and the costs, work loads and pitfalls. She even talks about what it was like to move to a very large city to live on her own for the first time. She had to learn how to deal with being lonely sometimes, and how to start getting out and making her life more than drive to work, work, drive home, sleep, repeat. It's a lesson we all have to learn....but it's a bit rougher alone in a huge metro area.
This book could be a very important learning tool for art school students and those truly interested in pursuing animation as a career. Natalie talks openly about how much effort, time and patience was required for her to get through the interview process and snag a job.
I love the artwork! It's simple, understated and perfect for this book's purpose. Her words are straight-forward and honest. She talks openly about what has been good and bad about her career choice, LA and her start in a very competitive (but awesomely creative) career.
Full stars from me. I'm not an art student (I totally lack the talent, but love to be cheerleader for anyone I meet who does have artistic talent), but I found the information incredibly interesting. It made me think about all the people, work and creativity behind some of the animated movies and shows I love! So much time, effort and creativity go into each project!
**I received a free review copy of this graphic novel from Boom! Studios. All opinions expressed are entirely my own. Congrats on the awesome job, Natalie! You rock!)… (plus d'informations)
I plan on getting this for my animation friends. :)
A nice little information dump about how one might break into the animation industry. The first part is a bit text heavy but Nourigat keeps things moving along. The last little section of the book where other animators offer "Alternative P.O.V.s" is super text heavy, dull, seemingly endless and nearly derailed the whole thing for me. I would have preferred to see the info, the people and their advice integrated more lightly into the main body of the work.
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 11
- Aussi par
- 2
- Membres
- 133
- Popularité
- #152,660
- Évaluation
- 3.8
- Critiques
- 9
- ISBN
- 4