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Elliot Cowan - Illustrator, Animator, and Instructor from NYC by way of London and Australia - The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead

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Elliot lived in Tasmania for nearly 10 years to write, direct and edit television commercials.Elliot also lived in London where he mostly worked for Uli Meyer Animation, working as a story artist and gag man on the studio’s feature film Monstermania! and worked on several music videos with McKeown/Devita Productions.Elliot has completed several of The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead and Roundhead short animated films. They have screened at a variety film festivals all over the world including Annecy and several have been distributed by Shorts International. Elliot now lives in New York City. He completed his feature film, The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead, and teaches at The Pratt Institute, Mercy College, The University of the Arts, and Queens College.He worked on the feature that he did mostly by himself in between teaching, freelance animation work, and dedication to his family. 

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