<h3>Where</h3><p>Online</p><h3>When</h3><p>March 24-26, 2022</p>

Toronto Animation Film Festival

<h3>Where</h3><p>Online</p><h3>When</h3><p>March 24-27, 2021</p>

<h3>Where</h3><p>Hot Docs Cinema | Toronto, Canada | 506 Bloor Street West</p><h3>When</h3><p>Monday April 25th</p>

<h3>Where</h3><p>Online</p><h3>When</h3><p>November 11-13, 2021</p>

Toronto Animation Industry Conference

<h3>Where</h3><p>Online</p><h3>When</h3><p>November 18-22, 2020<span class="ql-cursor">﻿</span></p>

<h3>Where</h3><p>Corus Quay, Toronto, Canada, 25 Dockside Dr.</p><h3>When</h3><p>Saturday to Sunday, November 2-3, 2019</p>

Toronto Animation / VFX Job Fair

TAAFI News

<p>Look Mom! Productions discovered Stephen buried beneath the sands in the Valley of the Kings. Despite local tales of a curse they broke open his tomb and now they're stuck with him. As head of studio at Look Mom! Stephen brings 20 years of animation experience to the job of coordinating the in house artists and addressing the creative needs of any current productions. Stephen also helps to guide the creative output of the studio alongside the rest of the executive team.&nbsp;</p>

Stephen Sloan

<p>Spike is a cartoonist, editor, executive producer, Kickstarter pioneer and thought leader, and founder of Iron Circus Comics, Chicago's largest comics publisher. She has earned nearly $2,000,000 on Kickstarter since the site's launch, and grown Iron Circus from a self-publishing imprint for her webcomic <em>Templar, Arizona</em> to an internationally-distributed small press powerhouse, responsible for provocative and timely Amazon bestsellers like <em>The Harrowing of Hell</em> and <em>Banned Book Club</em>. Under Spike's&nbsp;direction, Iron Circus recently became a multimedia company, launching its first animation venture, <em>Lackadaisy</em>, with a $330,000 Kickstarter project, unseating Academy Award winner <em>Good Hair</em> as the Short FIlm category's highest earner.</p><p>Spike like Korean food, pit mixes, obscure animation, minicomics, and vids of Columbus statues being rolled into the sea. In her spare time, she likes to fall asleep. She has been to France exactly once, and has barely put on anything that wasn't a set of pajamas since late March.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Spike Trotman

<p><span style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">They were part of Baby Yoda! What more information do you need to check out this presentation from Pixomondo!&nbsp; Join Winrik Haentjens, Steve Hong and Goran Backman as they discuss how they brought the world of The Mandalorian to life.&nbsp; And Baby Yoda!</span></p>

Dewbacks, Droids & Digi-Doubles: How Pixo Brought Mandalorian to Life

Goran Backman

Steve Hong

Winrik Haentjens

Seneca College

<p>Steve Hong is an Animation Supervisor at Pixomondo, having most recently worked on such TV shows as <em>The Mandalorian, Star Trek: Discovery, The Boys,</em> and <em>Carnival Row</em>.&nbsp;Over the past decade, Steve's animation skills brought to life many commercials and cartoons before making its way to visual effects. His work will next be seen in the upcoming Gerard Butler action feature, <em>Greenland</em>.</p>