Jason Donati

Jason Donati is an animator, educator, and author noted for his animated independent film work, professional career as a 3D visualization artist, and academic authorship including Exploring Digital cinematography, published by Cengage Learning.[1]

Donati worked at Animation Technologies, Inc., KAON Interactive, The New England Institute of Art, Mount Ida College, and Northeastern University as the Director of 3D Animation, Creative Director, Academic Director, Dean of The School of Design and Full Teaching Professor.[2]

Selected screenings, honors and awards

Panels, publications and articles
  • "Educating Tomorrow’s Gaming Leaders" (2010), Panelist, PoweredUp Boston Conference,[9]
  • "Distribution U" (2008), Millimeter Magazine, Craig Erpelding [10]
  • "Exploring Digital Cinematography" (2007), Cengage Learning, Jason Donati
  • "Canvasing the Big Animated Screen" (2006), Animation Magazine, Ellen Wolff [11]
  • "Digital Storytelling and SIGGRAPH 99" (1999), Videography Magazine, Brian Blau

Independent film work
  • “Head Quarters” (1999), Computer Animation – Creator [12]
  • “Evil i” (2000), Computer Animation – Creator [13]
  • “Commit to the Line” (2008), Live Action – Animator, Visual Effects [14]

Education

References
  1. Google Book's Preview Webpage for "Exploring Digital Cinematography"
  2. Official Faculty Listing for Northeastern University's College of Arts, Media and Design
  3. SIGGRAPH listing for "Head Quarters"
  4. SIGGRAPH listing for "Evil i"
  5. Animation World Network's Article on the 1999 ASIFA East Awards
  6. Animation World Network's Article on the 2000 ASIFA East Awards
  7. NextFrame's listing for "Head Quarters"
  9. Panelist Bios - Educating Tomorrow’s Gaming Leaders
  10. Article in Millimeter Magazine - "Distribution U" by Craig Erpelding
  11. Article on Unique Teaching Techniques - "Canvassing the Big Screen" by Ellen Wolff – Animation Magazine – December 2006
  12. IMDB listing for "Head Quarters"
  13. IMDB listing for "Evil i"
  14. IMDB listing for "Commit to the Line"
  15. Bio from Northeastern's Website
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