Join us for lunch!
Lunch &
Learn: Autism Support
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
12:00 noon - 2:00 pm
at The Animation Guild
Panel Discussion / Q&A / Resources
Introducing panel co-moderator:
Kristin Donner
Designer and Chair, TAG Family And Membership Support Committee
Kristin Donner believes in the power of a supportive community. She is the co-founder and chair of The Animation Guild's Family And Membership Support Committee. In 2018, she successfully advocated for the Guild's first parental leave policy, and in 2019 she initiated two resolutions to explore more inclusive health care, which were unanimously supported by the delegates at IATSE's District 2 Convention.
Kristin's portfolio includes visual development for 2D animation projects at Nickelodeon Animation Studio, Warner Bros, and Cartoon Network, as well as illustrations for the Seyitömer Archaeological Excavation. Kristin holds a BFA in Entertainment Art/Animation, and an MFA in Illustration. In her free time, Kristin enjoys playing with her nephews and relaxing in the California sun with her pet desert tortoises.
Kristin Donner
Designer and Chair, TAG Family And Membership Support Committee
Kristin Donner believes in the power of a supportive community. She is the co-founder and chair of The Animation Guild's Family And Membership Support Committee. In 2018, she successfully advocated for the Guild's first parental leave policy, and in 2019 she initiated two resolutions to explore more inclusive health care, which were unanimously supported by the delegates at IATSE's District 2 Convention.
Kristin's portfolio includes visual development for 2D animation projects at Nickelodeon Animation Studio, Warner Bros, and Cartoon Network, as well as illustrations for the Seyitömer Archaeological Excavation. Kristin holds a BFA in Entertainment Art/Animation, and an MFA in Illustration. In her free time, Kristin enjoys playing with her nephews and relaxing in the California sun with her pet desert tortoises.
Meet Kristin and all our panelists on the 23rd!
RSVP@tag839.org
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