Alexia Markopoulos 4/19/21 Alexia Markopoulos 4/19/21

Jacqueline Gault

Jacqueline Gault, who previously sported magenta locks, adorned a full head of platinum hair - a color we both currently share. Those who wear a crown of multi-colored hair rule creative lives, and that is undeniably true with Mrs. Gault.

Benjamin Noble 4/5/21 Benjamin Noble 4/5/21

Kevin Fintland

This week I sat down with Kevin Fintland, a longtime member of The Creators Society, to discuss his story of working in the animation industry. As anyone who knows him can attest, Kevin does not hold back on his stories, which detail a fascinating account of a California Native, who set off on a long and mainly-earnest journey to pursue his dream career.

Clifton Yada 3/15/21 Clifton Yada 3/15/21

Claire Dodin

When reading any self help book or digging for advice on how to advance one’s career we always hear the same sort of advice: “Find the path to make your dreams happen for you. Focus on the solutions. Don’t focus on the obstacles.” A person that embodies that advice is the focus of this Member Spotlight, Claire Dodin, Chief of The Creators Society Voice Actors Branch.

Lynn Terra 3/8/21 Lynn Terra 3/8/21

Grant Moran

The subject of this week’s Member Spotlight is Emmy Award winning writer/producer Grant Moran. Known for his work on shows such as Jimmy Neutron, WordGirl, and Guardians of the Galaxy, Grant attended Dartmouth College and London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and worked as a director and dramaturg in professional theater for ten years before making his way into television.

Benjamin Noble 2/8/21 Benjamin Noble 2/8/21

Michael Shawn Lewis

The Creators Society’s Member Spotlight this week focuses on Michael Shawn Lewis. Michael, who has worked as director, writer, and producer on hit shows Splash and Bubbles and Word Party, was born in LA, raised in the mountains of Tennessee, and went to college in Florida (his father worked for McDonnell Douglas at the NASA space center), where he got his Bachelor’s in Music, before getting a Master’s degree from the New England Conservatory.