William Fischer
School
University Of Nebraska-Lincoln
National University Of Ireland
Coláiste Dhúlaigh College Of Further Education
Expertise
Traditional Animation, Constitutional Monarchy, Tyrannosaurids
- In 2016, William's short story "Why Death is Silent" was the featured audio selection for Issue 53 of the e-zine Intergalactic Medicine Show.
- His animated short "What (Day)Dreams May Come" won honorable mentions at the London Movie Awards and the Tokyo Film Awards in 2022.
- He was the story artist and co-director for animated segments aired on RTE Jr in Ireland.
Experience
William has been chasing the dream of professional storytelling since 2013. He has short fiction credits scattered across various magazines and has written or directed nine short films and a webseries. He was a regular features writer for Collider for two years before joining Static Media. Told since childhood he was born in the wrong century, William has a large assortment of trivia on classic film and theater, world folklore, the Romantic movement, and Cretaceous dinosaurs, ready to be put to good use.
Education
William has a bachelor's degree from the Johnny Carson School of Theater and Film of UNL and a master's degree from the National University of Ireland, Galway. He is currently pursuing a bachelor's in animation at Coláiste Dhúlaigh College Of Further Education.
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