After that it was at Film Roman for The Super hero Squad Show–then finally to Bento Box.
I did storyboards on Despicable Me 2, which was really fun. Then on and off for many 3D projects at Threshold Animation. Then spent about 2 years at Renegade Animation working on HI HI Puffy Ami Yumi, Mr. After that I worked on Comedy Central’s Kid Notorious. I took classes at the Animation Academy and met Kelsey Mann (now at Pixar), he referred me to Revolution Studios where I worked on L’il Pimp doing Bgs and Flash animation. I came to LA and didn’t really know anyone. I still take classes to this day at various art schools in LA. I went to school at Central Connecticut State University (BA Graphic Design), Paier College of Art, School of Visual Arts and The Art Students League. Where are you from and how did you get into the animation business? there were so many styles, from traditional 2D, early 3D, stop Motion, Claymation ( I’ll still say it!) Claymation! Claymation! That really gave me an idea of what could be done in animation. Then in college I would watch Liquid Television and go to animation festivals like Spike and Mike’s and the International Tournee of Animation. I grew up on classic Warner Brothers and Tex Avery shorts. How did you become interested in animation? LEGO:Star Wars The Empire Strikes Out (at Threshold Animation) was really great because I got to finally work on a Star wars project AND we got to make fun of it.
the director let me add gags and take the action in crazy directions just to see what I would come up with.
I really got to flex my creativity and have fun. It was really fun to work on Despicable Me 2 doing storyboards. What are some of your favorite projects you’re proud to have been a part of? Ha! I was a Tatto Artist, A line cook at a number of restaurants, and I got paid to watch movie screenings. What are some of the crazier jobs you had before getting into animation? I’m a storyboard artist at Bento Box on Bob’s Burgers. What is your name and your current occupation?
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