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ABOUT
Tyler is a digital media artist, animator, and educator. Areas of expertise include 3D animation, motion graphics, digital illustration, and computer visualization. Tyler has earned his MFA in animation and visual effects from the Academy of Art University as well as a B.S. degree in digital media arts from Huntington University. While earning his graduate degree, he interned under famed animator, Keith Lango. Previously, he was a visualization designer at Fisher-Price, the lead animator at Sound Ideas, owner of his own media business, Infused Digital Media, Inc., and instructor of college courses at George Fox University, Villa Maria College, Oklahoma Baptist University, Huntington University and ITT Technical Institute. Tyler continues to freelance and has created media for companies such as Hasbro, Fisher-Price, Buffalo Bills, American Greetings, Depuy Orthopaedics, Wargaming.net, Tree of Life Bookstores, Sterling Publishing, and more.
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Achievements:
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• Production credits in upcoming short animated film, “Them Greeks” directed by Spyros Tsiounis
• Production credits in short animated film, “Poutnik” directed by Keith Lango. Nominated for Best Animated Film for the FilmFest International - Berlin 2016. Accepted into 2015 San Jose International Short Film Festival
• Animation showcased in the Paul William Beltz Family Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY
• 3D graphics and animation showcased in Wargaming.net exhibition booth at the 2013 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, CA
• Won Gold Addy® in the 2013 Fort Wayne American Advertising Awards for Directing “Steel City” for Huntington University
• Artwork and animation showcased in the Robert E. Wilson Gallery in Huntington, IN
• Won Huntington University’s Communications Department Award, 2008
• Short Animated Film won first place in the TV Entertainment Feature category of the 2007 College State Awards for the Indiana Association of School Broadcasters
• Short Animated Film presented in Wheaton College’s “LEAST” Festival, 2006
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