I'll be looking into some of the major producers of feature film animation.
Pixar are actually not requiring you to have worked in the industry for a while. What they require is basically a good reel, a degree within something relevant for animation and an art background [1].
This gives me faith and hope that it's actually possible to get employed as an animator by Pixar.
They do offer internships, international students included, which can be another way to get on the inside the company [2]
Sony Pictures Imageworks requires that you have min. 2-5+ years production or feature film experince, to work as an animator there. And of course background or experience in fine art [3].
Framestore in London are looking for animators for their VFX section, but they also require you to have some experience in the industry. They require that you are at home with the Maya package as well [4].
I tried to find information about what DreamWorks look for in an animator, but since they don't have anything about it in their job listings, I couldn't find anything to write about it. They do offer internships however [5].
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