Jinko Gotoh To Succeed Marge Dean As WIA President After Transformative 13-Year Run
Dean leaves behind a global organization with nearly 18,000 members, while the Oscar-nominated Gotoh takes charge amid major industry upheaval.
Dean leaves behind a global organization with nearly 18,000 members, while the Oscar-nominated Gotoh takes charge amid major industry upheaval.
Planning your Annecy schedule? Here’s a guide to WIA’s World Summit, Bonnie Arnold’s fireside chat, filmmaker panels, and more.
The prestigious French animation school will give students access to WIA mentorship, scholarships, workshops, and industry programs.
The long-running New York festival honored standout student, indie, and commercial films, with ‘Shapes’ winning Best in Show.
Led by Tanya J. Scott, Lauren Orme, and Amy Ashton, the U.K group expands WIA’s global support networks for underrepresented talent in animation.
A 25-year industry veteran, Porter has led global campaigns, advised top studios, and worked on the Oscar-winning short ‘War is Over!’
The program offers live, virtual feedback from industry professionals to early-career women and nonbinary artists across animation, VFX, and games.
The residency is set to launch in 2027 in the city of Annecy.
WIA president Marge Dean also published an open letter addressing the current state of the animation industry.
This year’s WIA World Summit will place a special emphasis on gender justice.
Stories x Women provides international opportunities to women animators from Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America.
Glasgow and Women in Animation teamed up to present a conversation about gender constraints that women working in animation are likely to face, both on the creative and business sides of the industry.
WIA returns to Annecy 2022 to host a series of panels, a fireside chat, and the first-ever Stories x Women initiative.
Filmmakers representing six projects will receive training to pitch their work at Annecy next month.
Get ready for two amazing days of animation screenings, conferences, awards, and workshops – all from the comfort of your own home.
Students discuss the illuminating panels, workshops, and other events they have organized in recent months.
A landmark study has shone light on systemic issues facing women in the vfx industry.
Mentorships are key. Talent is not all about artistry. Parents need to be educated. And more …
The theme this year: “The Business Case for Diversity.”
The initiative aims to help animation studios hire female, trans, and nonbinary talent.