WIA UK’s Glamorous Kick-Off: Aimed at the Unsung Heroes!
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WIA UK Emerges for empowering underrepresented identities in Animation
The key launch of WIA UK, a platform designed as the knight in shining armor for people of underrepresented gender identities in the animation sector. They advocate for artists, wizards of technology, production maestros, and cunning animation business people.
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Calling all Pixie-dusted females and non-binary individuals
This is a golden callout for all women and non-binary folks working flawlessly in the world of animation. WIA UK is welcoming them with open arms to join their league of extraordinary animators.
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Party before Work? Aye, Aye Captain!
The launch party is slated just before the Cardiff Animation Weekender kicks off. It seems animation isn’t just about work but also about knowing how to throw a cracking pre-work party!
Hot Take
Oh, brother! WIA UK, Where have you been all this time? It’s about time someone started rolling out the red carpet for this sector’s unsung heroes. How tooltips will click, how characters will spring to life, how the…ok, we got carried away. You catch our drift. Underrepresented individuals in animation finally get their fairy godmother. And guess what, before the magic even starts, there’s a party! We sure love parties. Get your magical wands ready folks, we are about to witness some big animated sparks. Feed the pixie in you with some enchanting animation & let’s twirl into a world governed by WIA UK. Ready to conjure up some magic? Let’s roll.
Be a Part of the Exciting WIA UK Launch Event! WIA strives and battles for those belonging to underrepresented gender identities in the sectors of art, technology, production, and the business facet of animation. If you identify as a woman or non-binary individual in the animation field, we extend a warm invitation to join us before the Cardiff Animation Festival kicks off. This is a platform to connect with old friends, meet new faces, and discuss about the animation industry’s current scenario and what a UK branch of WIA might bring to the table. The event is hosted by animation industry luminaries Tanya J Scott (the brains behind Visible in Visuals), Hannah Lau Walker (establisher of She Drew That), Amy Ashton (from Strange Beast) and Lauren Orme (associated with the Cardiff Animation Festival) at the delightful Sustainable Studio. Here is where you can find information on venue, accessibility and travel. For parking details, click here.
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Original article: https://www.skwigly.co.uk/events/event/wia-uk-launch/