In late elementary school — around fourth or fifth grade — I started doing claymations so I’d take my iPad and prop it up on my desk and with clay I would make monsters eating each other or would make an orange and then squirt it into orange juice.
DO YOU CONSIDER ANIMATION AS A HOBBY OR POTENTIAL CAREER PATH?
I really want to pursue it in the future. I have always been a really creative person and if I had to choose one medium to do the rest of my life it would definitely be animation. I’ve always known I wanted to do something in the creative field when I got older but I think I actually have a chance at this.
WHAT IS YOUR ANIMATION PROCESS?
Usually it starts with hours or just a long period of time where I can sit and think. Sometimes it’ll just come to me if I hear a certain song that I really like or if I see something in the real world that I want to turn to animation. But first, I just need to get a really good idea that I’m excited enough about to get me through the next hours and hours of animating that I’ll do. Usually when I do an animation, it’s easy for me to sit down for hours and hours and animate.
Entering her fourth year on staff, senior Avery Anderson is delighted to work as Head Print Editor, Writer, Designer, Editorial Board Member and Copy Editor this year. While she jumps at any opportunity to edit a story or design a page, outside of Harbinger, she loves to play tennis, read, volunteer through NCL, work in the Columbia Brew Coffee Shop and hang out with her friends. »
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