Animator Jordan McClendon
Clip: Season 4 Episode 22 | 6m 17sVideo has Closed Captions
Discover Albany resident, Jordan McClendon's passion for animation.
Since graduating from Sage College of Albany in 2012, Jordan McClendon has been hard at work balancing full-time jobs and freelance work. Even when he's not working, Jordan continues to gain new skills by creating short animations on the side - just for fun! He's most proud of his short, The Plaza, a computer animation set in downtown Albany.
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Animator Jordan McClendon
Clip: Season 4 Episode 22 | 6m 17sVideo has Closed Captions
Since graduating from Sage College of Albany in 2012, Jordan McClendon has been hard at work balancing full-time jobs and freelance work. Even when he's not working, Jordan continues to gain new skills by creating short animations on the side - just for fun! He's most proud of his short, The Plaza, a computer animation set in downtown Albany.
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