Meet @Colin Cheng, CG Supervisor on TAOS, driven by a passion for animation and the chance to help create something truly inspiring. What began as curiosity grew into a commitment to a project he believes can leave a lasting impact, both on its audience and on everyone bringing it to life.

Why did you join TAOS? What do you hope to get out of it?

I wouldn't say I originally came in with a reason to join TAOS, but a reason I continue to work on the film grew in me. It was the work that was being put into this whole project that really grew on me, and I knew that I would regret it if I didn't even attempt to join this project. I saw an opportunity to make something truly amazing, and I hope to get a film that not only inspires others but also inspires myself when I watch it.

What first inspired you to pursue art, and how has that inspiration evolved over time?

I was first inspired when I did a stop motion project during my 10th year in high school. I got really hooked into making it, and animation has been the only thing that has given me that sort of focus and drive into doing something meaningful and enjoyable.

What has been your biggest achievement so far as an artist?

Being able to work with the people who have worked on the films that I grew up watching.