School of Motion: Design & Animation Training for MoGraph Artists
School of Motion Podcast
The #1 podcast for designers who animate, animators who design, and anyone who is 3D-curious. We interview Designers, Animators, 3D Artists, Producers, Studio Owners and other folks related to motion design and creativity. We get deep into the geeky world of Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D, Photoshop and Illustrator. We talk about the business and art of Motion Design. Dig in.
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Jan 14, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 73: Illustration for Motion: Course Instructor Sarah Beth Morgan on the SOM Podcast 28.08.2019 1:37:00
Portland-based art director, illustrator and designer Sarah Beth Morgan discusses her new SOM course, Illustration for Motion https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/podcast-illustration-for-motion-course-sarah-beth-morgan
Episode 72: Illustration Mastery with Tuna Bora 14.08.2019 1:29:00
An Illustration for Motion exclusive podcast made public featuring Illustrator and Director Tuna Bora. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/tuna-bora-podcast-interview
Episode 71: Sound in Motion with Sono Sanctus 07.08.2019 1:43:56
Good sound design can set an animation apart from the rest of the pack. We may be pushing pixels left and right, but the audible experience needs just as much love. On today's podcast, Wes and Trevor of Sono Sanctus bust down doors and deliver a really unique podcast experience. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/sono-sanctus-podcast-interview
Episode 70: The Secret Sauce with Jay Grandin 23.07.2019 1:32:14
An insightful chat with Giant Ant's Co-Founder Jay Grandin. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/jay-grandin-podcast-interview
Episode 69: Art Directing Power-House Nidia Dias. 09.07.2019 1:15:32
In today's podcast episode w e chat with Designer and Art Director Nidia Dias. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/nidia-dias-interview
Episode 68: Vox Producer Estelle Caswell 25.06.2019 1:34:40
An interview with Earworm storytelling genius at Vox, Estelle Caswell. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/estelle-caswell-vox-interview
Episode 67: Starting a High-End Studio w/ Ordinary Folk 11.06.2019 1:43:51
We sat down with Ordinary Folk, a new studio led by JR Canest, to chat about their recent launch, pain points, how they create such beautiful work, and even how faith plays a role in their lives. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/ordinary-folk-interview
Episode 66: Design Philosophy and Film: w/ Josh Norton at BigStar 28.05.2019 1:35:44
Josh Norton shares his 15 years of operational experience at his New York studio BigStar. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/bigstar-interview
Episode 65: The Rise of Viewer Experience with Yann Lhomme 14.05.2019 1:12:09
Yann Lhomme drops a ton of insight into the changing landscape of marketing that studios now operate in. When every brand in the world is a media company how can studios and agencies help their clients navigate the world of video and motion design? https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/yann-lhomme-interview
Episode 64: Animate UI/UX in Haiku w/ Zack Brown 30.04.2019 1:02:22
There's a lot of buzz around motion design and how it fits into UI and UX. Zach Brown is leading the way with an app called Animator by Haiku. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/haiku-podcast
Episode 63: Beeple: The Everyday Champion 10.04.2019 1:27:40
Beeple, the godfather of everydays, digs deep into learning and where you should be spending your time and efforts to build your career. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/beeple-interview
Episode 62: UX Design for Animators - A Chat with Issara Willenskomer 19.03.2019 1:50:10
Issara Willenskomer from UX in Motion stops by the podcast to chat about the exciting possibilities of UX design for animators. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/issara-willenskomer-interview
Episode 61: Landing High-Profile Clients with Erin Sarofsky and Duarte Elvas 06.03.2019 1:35:30
We are stunned to have our latest guest on the podcast. To say that Erin Sarofsky is a successful motion designer would be a severe understatement. As an Emmy Winner and Studio Owner, Erin is one of the most accomplished artists that we've ever talked to. If you've gone to the movies or turned on the television in the last 5 years there's a really dang good chance that you've come across her teams...
Episode 60: Moving From After Effects to Flame with Adrian Winter 19.02.2019 2:03:01
In this episode, Adrian and Joey reminisce a bit about what it was like to come up in the industry in the early 2000's. If you've been around the industry for a while, this one is going to make you nostalgic, and if you're just a few years in... you are going to learn a lot about the big changes that have shaped our industry over the past 2 decades. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/adrian-wi...
Episode 59: Small Shops Rule: A Chat with Wednesday Studio 05.02.2019 1:16:54
Get ready to meet Iria Lopez and Daniela Negrin Ochoa. They are the two creative minds behind the studio and have established Wednesday as a shop that produces beautiful illustrated work with a strong mix of traditional animation, 2D after effects stuff, and even a little bit of 3D. https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/wednesday-studio-interview
Episode 58: Politics & Motion Design with Erica Gorochow 23.01.2019 1:15:18
We live in strange times people... it's not always easy and frankly, sometimes it's a bit dangerous to be too honest about your politics. In this conversation Erica and Joey explore this topic and we talk about what effects she's seen on her own career and other artists when it comes to mixing work and politics. We also talk about Patriot Act, the effect of tech giants on our industry and many oth...
Episode 57: What's It Like to Sell a Studio? A Chat with Joel Pilger 08.01.2019 1:54:04
Joel Pilger started his own studio, Impossible Pictures, in 1994 and wore many, many hats over the years. 20 years later he sold the studio, and then found himself at a crossroads, not sure what to do next. And then, he found his current calling which, in our opinion, suits him PERFECTLY. He's currently a consultant and partner at RevThink a consultancy for creative entrepreneurs including owners...
Episode 56: This Year in MoGraph 2018 18.12.2018 3:36:22
The Motion Design industry is always changing and evolving, and 2018 was no exception. From new tools to emerging artists this was a big year for our industry. In fact, this year more than any other year, it really feels like motion design is beginning to define itself in the creative world. As such, we thought it'd be fun to sit down with our good friend Ryan Summers to discuss some of the bigges...
Episode 55: An Epic Q&A with Sander van Dijk 05.12.2018 2:03:29
In this episode, Sander van Dijk answers questions from... YOU, the School of Motion community. We collected tons of great questions and tried to pull out the ones that Sander could really dig in to! See the Show Notes: https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/sander-van-dijk-interview
Episode 54: Learn Through Failure with Simon Fiedler 20.11.2018 1:14:30
In this podcast episode we sit down with Simon Fielder, an advanced 3D artist who has made a name for himself in the Cinema 4D and Houdini community. On the episode, we chat about the value of learning difficult things, we hear how Simon has developed his Houdini skillset, and learn how he embraces the pain that often comes along with developing new skills. Simon lives in Mainz, Germany where he f...
Episode 53: Get Weird & Get Paid: A Q&A with Nick DenBoer 30.10.2018 1:18:22
Today we talk with Nick DenBoer about his unique entry point into the professional world of motion design, how he landed a dream gig working for Team Coco, and how his short passion project landed him at the Sundance Film Festival; and on the radar of gigantic brands and ad agencies. There is a lot for you to geek out on in this episode! www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/nick-denboer-interview
Episode 52: Building a Motion Design Community with Hayley Akins 16.10.2018 1:03:36
On today's podcast episode we sit down with Hayley Akins. Hayley is the founder of Motion Hatch, a very cool online community that focuses solely on the business side of things. She's the host of the wonderful Motion Hatch podcast , and has recently released a Freelance Contract Bundle . https://www.schoolofmotion.com/podcast/hayley-akins-interview
Episode 51: The Economics of Motion Design with TJ Kearney 02.10.2018 1:48:28
TJ is currently an Executive Producer at Instrument , a VERY cool digital agency out in Portland, Oregon. Prior to that he was EP and co-founder at a studio called... Oddfellows , yes, THAT Oddfellows . Before that he worked in ad agencies, big post-houses, and everything in between. His experience in this industry has given him an incredible perspective on the economics of Motion Design. He's bee...
Episode 50: Do You Have What it Takes? A Brutally Honest Q&A with Ash Thorp 04.09.2018 1:33:58
50 friggin' podcast episodes. It's insane to think how many ridiculous Motion Designers have volunteered their time to appear on the podcast. Naturally, for episode 50 we wanted to make the podcast extra special, so we asked the talented Ash Thorp on to speak his mind. On that podcast, we talk about the work ethic required to operate at the level of the best in the business. We talk about the way...
Episode 49: Invest in Yourself, w/ Ryan Connolly of Film Riot 21.08.2018 1:25:11
Film Riot is a YouTube channel with, at the time of this recording, 1.3 MILLION subscribers. It's an incredible resource that teaches you the art and science of film-making in a very entertaining way, and the mastermind behind it is Ryan Connolly. Ryan's a filmmaker, and I really think that word fits him well because after talking with him it's clear that he is obsessed with filmmaking and has bee...
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