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Karl Ackermann
Karl has designed games and time-wasters for places like Nickelodeon,
MSN, Wildbrain, and Old Navy. Recently, he collaborated with Mumbleboy
on an installation for the American Museum of Moving Image and the
Wood Street Galleries. Before striking out on his own, Karl was
an intern at Apple Computer's Advanced Technology Group and developed
games at Broderbund's Living Books.
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Eun-Ha Paek
Eun-Ha's animations have screened at festivals and venues such
as Sundance Online Film Festival, ResFest, SXSW Film Festival, Black Maria Film Festival, comedycentral.com,
and UCLA Film and Television Archive. Her work has also been mentioned
in NYTimes, Communication Arts, Zoo Magazine and the Korea Times.
She was born in Seoul, Korea and spent her childhood in Iran, Thailand
and Los Angeles. She then attended highschool in New Jersey and
studied Animation at Rhode Island School of Design. Most of her
20s were spent in San Francisco. She is currently in Brooklyn, NY.
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Mumbleboy
Kinya Hanada was born in Yokohama, Japan and grew up there until
the age of 13 when his family moved to Southern California. He attended
UC Davis majoring in Art and Rhode Island School of Design in Painting.
While attending RISD, Kinya started making art with computer graphics.
He moved to New York City after graduation where he has been since
working as a freelancer doing web animations and print illustrations.
He also makes his own animations which have been shown at various
web sites and film festivals.
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