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Having studied Fine Art at Edinburgh College of Art, and graduating with an honors degree in Sculpture and Drawing in 1986, Angie went on to have spells working as prop-maker, DJ and cartoonist, as well as studying music technology and graphic design before buying her first Mac and setting up her own business in 1996. |

Angie's work involves producing animation, visual effects and graphics for television, film, video and the web. Examples of her work can be regularly seen, broadcast on the BBC and Channel 4 in the UK and across Europe.

Angie’s recent projects include visual Effects on the multi-award-winning short film “Hibernation”, directed by John Williams, who was the recipient of two awards for excellence in advertising at Cannes.
She has also designed animations with UK-based design house, D-Fuse for a ground breaking DVD album for the US musician, Beck. |
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Angie regularly tours with Adobe and Apple, giving software demonstrations and seminars on digital filmmaking and animation processes. She has provided training and consultancy for various leading companies including; BBC; Channel 4; Carlton; HTV; B Sky B and Huge Designs.
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D-Fuse :
Angie recently worked with D-Fuse on a series of animations for a game. I also worked with this UK-based design house, D-Fuse on the ground - breaking DVD album, "Guero" for the US musician, "Beck". |
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Hibernation :
Angie’s recent projects include visual Effects on the multi-award-winning short film “Hibernation”, directed by John Williams, who was the recipient of two awards for excellence in advertising at Cannes. |

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Rubber Johnny:
Angie also worked with Chris
Cunningham and
Warp Records on "Rubber Johnny" a collaboration with Aphex
Twin.
She did the morphing animations on this video in Adobe After Effects with the Revision Reflex plug-in.
Chris talks about this project and his work in his recent interview with Res Magazine. |
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