dianeshaher@gmail.com
Diane is a graduate of Sheridan's Bachelor of Animation program and is currently located in Vancouver B.C. She is in the process of transitioning from TV animation to motion graphics in the advertising realm and is currently honing her After effects skills to open more doors! Besides animation, she is super passionate about her hobbies including skateboarding, tennis, and is always wanting to delve into more things!
Experience
LA, USA – March 2021
Worked as a cel animator/clean up artist on "Simon's Cat – Story Time" commercial for Apple Arcade.
Vancouver, Canada – January 2021 – March 2021
Worked as a cel animator on a commercial project for a major pharmaceutical company based in NYC.
Vancouver, Canada – June 2020 – January 2021
Working as an animator on Netflix's remake of "Johnny Test".
Kelowna, Canada – November 2018 – February 2020
Worked both as an animator and retakes animator on Disney Channel's "Hotel Transylvania" TV series. In addition she provided retakes assistance on Amazon's "Pete The Cat".
Vancouver, Canada – October 2017 – September 2018
Key posing on Netflix’s “Carmen Sandiego”.
Vancouver, Canada – June 2017 – October 2017
Animated on Amazon’s “Little Big Awesome”.
Hollywood, California – May 2016 – August 2016
During her internship at Titmouse she worked on a few projects, including Fox’s Son of Zorn, Cartoon Network’s Uncle Grandpa, and a Titmouse side project. She did various things from helping the production manager and assistant with daily tasks on Son of Zorn, to colouring on Uncle Grandpa and animating on the side project Blue Hilda.
Education
Oakville, Ontario – 2013 – 2017
Oakville, Ontario – 2011 – 2013
2018
Official Selection, Cinema At The Edge Film Festival
2018
2018
Official Selection, Ladies Animated Short Screening
2018
Official Selection, ANNY: Animation Nights New York Film Festival
2017
Official Selection, Grindfest 3: A Skateboarding and BMX Film Festival
2017
2017
Excellence in 2D Animation, DHX Media
The Excellence in 2D Animation Award was awarded at the end of Sheridan college’s Industry day, after viewing all the graduate's thesis films.
