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Brandon Williams (He/Him)

Director Storyboard Artist
My name is Brandon Williams, and Im a director and storyboard artist working in the animation industry with 8 years of experience. I've worked on Star Trek Lower Decks, Solar Opposites, Mortal Kombat: Battle For Earth Realm, FX's Little Demon, Wacky Races, and a whole lot more. Tackling a wide range of styles and challenges. I love collaborating with a creative team to tell amazing stories especially when they involve spaceships, phasers or lasers, and lovable rouges! I specialize in directing and storyboarding for 2D animation. And I'm familiar with the 3d software blender and know the fundamentals parameters for 3D storytelling, camera, and characters. Beyond my work in animation for both big studios and indie projects. I work as an adjunct professor for the College For Creative Studies in Detroit. Helping the next generation of storyboard artists understand the power of storytelling thru drawing, character, camera, writing, and more drawing! I love the medium of animation it is cinema! Im working to one day achieve my dream of producing an over the top martial arts sci -fi epic thats one part Star Wars, 2 parts Dragonball Z, and all me!

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The Pipeline from Education to Entertainment

Room 207 | Tim Flattery | Brandon Williams | Don Kilpatrick | David Gazdowicz | College for Creative Studies | Betsy Bauer | Warren Manser

Join us for an in-depth panel discussion exploring the dynamic pipeline from education to the entertainment industry. This conversation will highlight how academic training and industry practices intersect, shaping the next generation of creators and producers. Experts from education, film, television, and gaming will share insights on the evolving landscape, discussing how students transition from learning environments to professional production. We’ll explore the skills, tools, and strategies that prepare emerging talent for success, and how educational institutions and industry leaders can collaborate to build a robust, creative workforce.

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