Andrew Lyndon is an Oakland-based videographer, animator, and filmmaker who makes stand-alone video, freelance multimedia work, video theater sets, and narrative film. He is a digital imaging and video instructor at Pixar Animation Studios and was the editor for the SIGGRAPH 2005 Computer Animation Festival (CAF), producing and editing the festival trailers. BFA, Bennington College; MFA, Yale University

Lyndon is the recipient of a 2008 NEA Artist in Residence grant to work with the San Francisco Exploratorium. He recently finished animation and titles for the documentary Making Whiteness Visible, motion graphics for the Ella Baker Foundation, forensic animation detailing the replication of DNA, and his video/animation Cat Black Sea was included in the Milkbar International Film Festival in 2007, which screened in San Francisco and St. Petersburg, Russia. He is currently curating From Pencil to Pixel, an exhibition of Bay Area Animation studios for The Oakland Museum and Oakland Interrnational Airport. The exhibit opens in Fall 2010.

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Associate Professor, Animation
Chair, Animation

BFA, Bennington College; MFA, Yale University