Acting For Animators - Acting For Animators, by Ed Hooks, is the first book about acting theory that is written specifically for animators. Site contains information about classes, resources, and news.
Animated Adventures - Helps people of all ages express themselves though the art of animation. The company blends media literacy, visual arts, and technology education in hands-on animation production workshops.
Animation Meat - Offering notes from professional animators, downloadable dope and model sheets, opinions, animation facts, recommended books and links. [Best viewed with Netscape Navagator]
Animation World Network: Student Corner - Resources for animation students. News, job-hunting advice, tutorials, interviews, events schedule, school database, and home to Larry's Toon Institute.
Brian Lemay's Animated Cartoon Factory Website - Original books on character design, layout, and writing for animation, as well as inside portfolio tips from the coordinator of Sheridan's Animation program.
CG Academy - 3D computer animation training DVDs for the 3ds max user. Covering all aspects of using Discreet 3ds max software.
CG Protege - Our School provides WSQ accredited training programs in the fields of animation, modeling, lighting, texture & visual effects recognized by the Workforce Development Agency of Singapore.
The Character Animator - How PDI-DreamWorks and Pixar create living virtual characters. Resource for professional character animators. Seminars, lectures, articles, coaching in Europe and North America by international specialists.
Freelance Animation School - Registered and approved private tertiary institute in Auckland, New Zealand offering national certificates and a diploma in 2D or 3D animation.
Karl Gnass' Spirit of the Pose - Gallery and information about classes and tips on life drawing by instructor for Disney and Nickeodeon, among others.
Make Movies - Free film scriptwriting and animation lessons for schools, covering materials, equipment, and techniques for traditional and computer animation.
