Earl Brawley
About Earl Brawley
Earl Brawley is an experienced animator with a diverse background in animation, having worked for notable companies such as Pixar Animation Studios and Sony Pictures Imageworks. He has taught animation in both English and Japanese and has contributed to various projects, including feature films and animated TV series.
Work at Pixar Animation Studios
Earl Brawley has been employed as an Animator at Pixar Animation Studios since 2020. His role involves contributing to the studio's renowned animated films, leveraging his extensive experience in animation. Brawley's tenure at Pixar is part of a broader career that includes significant positions in various animation studios.
Experience at Polygon Pictures
Brawley worked at Polygon Pictures in multiple capacities over several years. He served as a Character Animator from 2008 to 2011, a Lead Animator from 2011 to 2012, and an Animation Supervisor for four months in 2012. His work at Polygon Pictures included contributions to both feature films and television series, showcasing his versatility in animation.
Education and Expertise
Earl Brawley studied at Vancouver Film School, where he earned a Diploma in 3D Animation & Visual Effects from 2005 to 2006. He also attended Platt College in Colorado, achieving an Associate of Applied Science degree in Multimedia from 2000 to 2002. His education has equipped him with a strong foundation in graphic design and animation.
Contributions to Major Animation Projects
Brawley has contributed to several notable animation projects throughout his career. He played a role in the animation of the feature film 'Into the Spider-Verse' while at Sony Pictures Imageworks. Additionally, he worked on the animated TV series 'Clone Wars' during his time in Japan, along with other projects like 'Transformers Prime' and 'My Friends Tigger & Pooh.'
Teaching and Lecturing in Animation
In addition to his work in animation, Earl Brawley has experience teaching and giving lectures on animation. He has taught in both English and Japanese, demonstrating his ability to communicate complex concepts to diverse audiences. His teaching role at AnimationAid since 2016 reflects his commitment to educating the next generation of animators.