DJ Crumrine: I just went through your blog hungrily as is the entire thing was made out of hand-drawn chocolate. Your graceful work inspires me. Don't ever stop!
April 20
Matt Williames
Oh my goodness, what a compliment! Thank you so much, I wish I had more time for the blog these days but it just ain't possible. Thanks for saying hi!
Matt Williames → Gabriel Carson: hi Gabriel! I m sorry to be writing on your wall again but I can't seem to get the messanger to work for me. Anyway, I wanted to let you know that my home computer is getting fixed right now ( am writing from a crummy little laptop) and that it may take a... morehi Gabriel! I m sorry to be writing on your wall again but I can't seem to get the messanger to work for me. Anyway, I wanted to let you know that my home computer is getting fixed right now ( am writing from a crummy little laptop) and that it may take a day or two for me to have access to me cintiq to draw over your work. Just wanted to let you know :) Looking forward to it!
October 26, 2011
Mario Furmanczyk
so the chat bar isn't working properly for you, Matt?
October 26, 2011
Gabriel Carson
Hey Matt,
No problem, no hurry. At your convenience. I will send you my e-mail address in a message that might make things easier. I am excited! :)
October 26, 2011
Matt Williames → Gabriel Carson: hi Gabriel! I just got a notificatn that you bought a session from me. I couldn't get the messanger to work so I thought I'd write on your wall to let you know that whenever you are ready you can send some animation my way :)
Employment history
Disney Feature Animation
Laika
Duncan Studios
DreamWorks Animation via Duncan Studios
Universal
Warner Brother Feature Animation
WildBrain Animation
Character Builders Animation
Calabash Animation
Screen credits
How to Train Your Dragon: The Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon: Animator
Peanuts: Happiness is a Warm Blanket Charlie
Brown: Animation Designer
The Princess and the Frog: Animator
Coraline: Facial Designer/Animator
Curious George 2: Character Designer
Curious George: Animator
Looney Tunes: Back in Action: Animator
The Indescribable Nth: Rough Inbetweener
Quest for Camelot: Rough Inbetweener
About Me
I was so blessed to start young in animation at the age of 14. I started at a small studio called Character Builders as an intern doing rough inbetweens for films like "Quest for Camelot", and "The Indescribable Nth". The studio shut down and I got another great opportunity to do everything from animation to EFX at another small studio called Calabash Animation.
I graduated high school and attended CalArts for a year. I took one year to study Biblical Studies back in Chicago and then returned as an animator on the film "Looney Tunes: Back in Action at the age of 20. Since then I have worked on too many films and projects to recollect. Currently I am an animator at Duncan Studios (owned and operated by Ken Duncan) doing Hand Drawn Animation, and I also consult/teach at the CalArts Character Animation program.