Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Adam Phillips (animator)
Okay, I've mulled it over for a few days and I'm ready to place a vote on this AfD. This guy has basically been a technician and occasional supervisor in the field of animation, also done some documentation/training. This is no different than anyone who has ever been in technical/computer positions for one or two decades. However, he has ZERO coverage that doesn't include a direct interview with him (all are primary sources by Wikipedia editing definitions). His stints at Bob's Burgers didn't net him anything more than "film credits" -- which are important in the film industry, because it's part of your portfolio to help get hired for your next gig, but is no more notable than saying he was "on staff" for a particular film. A search for "adam phillips bob's burgers" finds not even a brownie point by Wikipedia notability standards. His main client from freelancing (Toon Boom) used him liberally and seemed happy with his work, but their coverage of him is not "outside of the industry". There are zero book reviews of the first three works/books in the article; the last has a single review https://www.skwigly.co.uk/animate-to-harmony/ which basically says the book is part of the company's manual set for the software: ''"With apparent co-operation from the company itself, the book serves as an extension of the software’s official literature."'' He just doesn't reach notability by  or  standards (''"received significant coverage in multiple published secondary sources that are reliable, intellectually independent of each other, and independent of the subject ... Primary sources ... do not contribute toward proving the notability of a subject"''). I vote to delete the article (even after all the work I did on the article, which was basically an exercise in seeing if I could do something or learn something to help break the impasse of this relisted AfD
— User:Platonk, 04:40, 9 June 2021 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NBIO||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)