When you watch Proko tutorials you’ll notice that I try to make them entertaining while keeping them educational. I feel that if you’re having fun and enjoying the learning process, you learn better.
You retain more information, you pay more attention, you’re much more likely to continue learning and more likely to go back and re-watch tutorials. And it will leave you more inspired and motivated to go practice.
I think that making learning fun is good in every way and that’s why it’s at the core of Proko. If fun and informative had a baby they would name it Proko.
I’ll be your host for most of the videos, but I want to get other professionals to come by and share some of their knowledge. If you are or know somebody that could contribute to the Proko artist community, shoot me an email.
Stan Prokopenko
CEO of Lame Jokes
Melissa Prokopenko
Paycheck Slinger
Sean Ramsey
Production Perfectionist
John Birchall
Attention Ringleader
Kimberly Lewis
Stan Wrangler
Alex Otis
Publishing Powerhouse
Charlie Nicholson
Who Edits the Editors?
Patrick Bosworth
Fixes It In Pre/Post
Sierra Tillman
Digital Duct Taper
Stephen Clark
Pixel Pusher
Hannah Lim
Clip Composer
Ash Lo Russo
The Keeper of Keyframes
Irina Karysheva
Front-end Sorceress
Aleksander Kuzminetskiy
Designs new bugs
Alexander Semyoshin
DevOops
Vsevolod Shevchenko
Bug Detector
Michael Goryachkin
Excuse Manager
Skelly
Anatomically Correct Idiot
Wall-E Prokopenko
Emotional Support
Eva Prokopenko
Motivation Specialist
