Anila Jaho

Anila Jaho is a Lecturer in the School of Art at Pratt Institute, where she teaches 2D/3D Motion Graphics, Animation, and Compositing. She also serves as faculty at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT). Prior teaching roles include Fairleigh Dickinson University, Nassau Community College, and New York Film Academy.

• MFA in Computer Arts and 3D Animation, School of Visual Arts, New York City (2012)
• MA in Peace and Conflict Resolution, American University, Washington DC (2004)

Her research bridges traditional art (painting, printmaking) with digital media, focusing on identity metaphors through visual storytelling. She employs 3D compositing techniques, blending animation with live footage in projects like the fantasy short film The Ghost of Everything (multi-award-winning, featured in 20+ festivals internationally).

Notable recognitions include:

• Finalist, Tribeca Film Festival (2013)
• Final round selection, Taiwan International Student Competition (2012)