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Welcome to the first tribute to the men and women behind the series known as TaleSpin. I figured that since the voice talents got their just deserts it was time for the crew to get the same treatment. A lot of people know who Jymn Magon is; however, few know people like James T. Walker or Bob Shellhorn; who worked in the trenches to bring this series forward. This tribute to those people who made this series (and other Disney and non-Disney series) possible. Each credits is listed in pretty much the same way as I did for the Voice Talent Tribute. There is a list of their TaleSpin work; although the main difference is that all of their roles are credited differently (since several members have multiple talents and credits). They are sorted according to episode and most are credited with the people that they worked together with. Then there are the Disney credits that they work with. Note that only their roles are credited and not actual episodes. It would take me too long to record them. Then the Non-Disney credits are issued; with the role that they played in. A total of five credits maximum are recorded for the webpage and more information will be recorded on the additional links present below each summary. Then there is a small summary for each credit listed and a quote from them if need be. You may have noticed that Ginny McSwain, Christopher L. Stone and the animation crews are not on this list. Ginny is in the TaleSpin Voice Talent Tribute (because she worked with the voice talents); Christopher L. Stone's credits and tribute are already done in an editorial I did for him: Christopher L. Stone: The Biggest Unsung Hero in TaleSpin
42nd update (06/15/2020)- Complete update of the page; profiles updated, links updated.
Note: "Total Resume Credits" is based on what IMDB shows. Actual numbers will most likely be (much) higher considering the amount of work that can be credited and uncredited. All soundtrack credits are from VGMDB which contain the credit lists from the Christopher L. Stone TaleSpin Demo CD; which does not include the entire complete number of soundtracks from the series.
Kurt Anderson
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Mommy for a Day (with Keith
Tucker)
Her Chance to Dream (with David Smith)
The Balooest of
the Bluebloods (with Rob LaDuca and Chris Rutkowski)
A Spy In The
Ointment (with Rob LaDuca and Keith Tucker)
Captains Outrageous
(with Rob LaDuca and Chris Rutkowski)
Jolly Molly Christmas (with
Jill Colbert Trousdale and David Smith)
My Fair Baloo (with Jill
Colbert Trousdale, Rob LaDuca and Chris Rutkowski)
The Incredible
Shrinking Molly (with James McLean and Chris Rutkowski)
Disney Work:
The
Black Calduron (Assistant Layout)
Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(Storyboard)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard
Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Designer)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp
(Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin & The Return of Jafar
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard, Key Layout
Designer)
Quack Pack (Director)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas
(Storyboard)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (Storyboard)
House
of Mouse (Storyboard)
The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride
(Storyboards)
The Lion King 1 1/2 (Storyboards)
Bambi & The
Great Prince Of The Forest (Storyboards)
Mickey, Donald &
Goofy: The Three Musketeers (Storyboards)
My Friends Tigger &
Pooh (Main Title Storyboard)
Tigger & Pooh And a Musical Too
(Storyboard)
Sofia The First (Storyboards)
Mira, Royal
Detective (Storyboards)
Miles From Tomorrowland (Storyboard)
Other Works:
The
Smurfs (Layout Artist)
The Kwicky Koala Show (Layout Artist,
Character Designer)
The New Woody Woodpecker Show (Director)
The
Land Before Time VII: Stone of Cold Fire (Layout Artist)
Balto
III: Wings of Change (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: The New Shamoo (1979) - Layout
Artist.
DTVA debut:
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits:
Mira, Royal Detective (2020) - Storyboarder.
Total Resume
Credits: 19 Animation Department Credits, 45 Art Department
Credits, 2 Director Credits, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Related to Viki Anderson. Kurt is an east-coaster, educated in Rhode Island. He came west with a buddy and landed a job at Hanna-Barbera five minutes after they got a look at his portfolio, and he’s been working at a board-artist, director and layout person ever since.
Additional
Credits From IMDB
Kurt
Anderson & Viki Anderson's LinkedIn Profile
TAG
Interview
Viki Anderson
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Time Waits For No Bear (with Ryan
Anthony, Victor Cook, Larry Eikleberry, John Norton and Sharon
Forward)
Plunder and Lightning (Part 3-with Larry Eikleberry,
Warren Greenwood, Hank Tucker and Roy Wilson)
On A Wing And A Bear
(with Ryan Anthony, Larry Eikleberry, Hank Tucker and Roy Wilson)
A
Baloo Switcheroo (with Roy Wilson)
Flight of the Snowduck (with
Roy Wilson)
The Time Bandit (with Ryan Anthony, Larry Eikleberry
and Bob Kline)
Gruel & Unusal Punishment (with Jill Colbert
Trousdale, Paulette King, Hank Tucker and Roy Wilson)
Destiny
Rides Again (with Roy Wilson, Roy Shishido and Paulette King)
For
Whom The Bell Klangs (Part 1-with Hank Tucker and Roy Wilson)
Disney Work:
The
Fox & The Hound (Assistant Animator – Uncredited)
The
Black Calduron (Animator)
Oliver & Company
(Animator)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp
(Storyboard Designer)
Ducktales (Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
A Goofy Movie (Storyboard)
The Tigger Movie
(Storyboard)
Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (Storyboard)
The
Lion King 1 1/2 (Storyboard)
Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has A
Glitch (Storyboard)
Cinderella III: A Twist In Time
(Storyboard)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II: The Secret Of The
Bell (Storyboards)
Secret Agent Oso (Storyboard)
Pixie Hollow
Games (Storyboard)
Sofia The First (Storyboard)
Sofia The
First: One Upon A Princess (Storyboards)
Other Works:
The
Iron Giant (Storyboard)
The Land Before Time VI: Secret of Sarus
Rock (Storyboard)
The Chipmunk Adventure (Animator)
Spirit:
Stallion of the Cimarron (Assistant Storyboard)
LeapFrog: Learn To
Read At The Storybook Factory (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: The Fox & The Hound (1981) -
Assistant Animator (Uncredited)/Heavy Metal (1981) - Assistant
Animator (Taarna segment - as Vicky Wintz).
DTVA Debut:
Ducktales (1988) - Storyboard Designer.
Most Recent Credits:
Sofia The First (2014) - Storyboard Artist.
Total
Resume Credits: 26 Art Department Credits, 7 Animation
Department Credits.
Summary: Related to Kurt Anderson. Also credited as Vicky (C.) Wintz in Heavy Metal and Heidi's Song. Viki was born and raised in Southern California. She started as an animation assistant at H-B and Disney Feature Animation, becoming a full-blown animator soon thereafter. But she found herself drawn to storyboard work, and now works full time at that part of the business.
Additional Credits
From IMDB
Kurt
Anderson & Viki Anderson's LinkedIn Profile
TAG
Interview
Ryan Anthony
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Time
Waits For No Bear (with Viki Anderson, Victor Cook, Larry Eikleberry,
John Norton and Sharon Forward)
It Came From Beneath the
SeaDuck (with Warren Greenwood and Roy Wilson)
All Whale That Ends
Whale (with Rich Childlaw and George Goode)
On A Wing And A Bear
(with Viki Anderson, Larry Eikleberry, Hank Tucker and Roy
Wilson)
The Time Bandit (with Viki Anderson, Larry Eikleberry and
Bob Kline)
Citizen Khan (with John Dorman and Dan
Fausett)
Bringing Down Babyface (with Rich Childlaw and George
Goode)
Flying Dupes (With Dale Schott and David Thrasher)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Storyboard)
Marsupiliami (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The
King of Thieves (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The Return of Jafar
(Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Storyboard)
Beauty & The Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
(Storyboards)
The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (Storyboard)
Pooh's
Grand Adventure: Search for Christopher Robin (Storyboard)
Mickey's
Once Upon A Christmas (Additional Storyboard)
Hercules: The Series
(Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (Storyboard)
Clerks
(Storyboard)
The Weekenders (Storyboards)
Lady & The Tramp
II: Scamp's Adventure (Storyboard)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II
(Storyboard)
Other Works:
Captain
N: The Game Master (Storyboard)
Adventures In Odyssey: Escape From
The Forbidden Matrix (Storyboard)
Tom & Jerry: The Magic Ring
(Storyboard)
Thomas & The Magical Railroad (Storyboard)
Static
Shock (Storyboard)
Animation Debuts: Ducktales (1989) - Storyboard
Designer/ The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh - Storyboard
Designer/ Captain N: The Game Master - Storyboard Artist.
DTVA
Debuts: Ducktales (1989) - Storyboard Designer/ The New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh - Storyboard Designer.
Final
Credits: Tom & Jerry: The Magic Ring (2002) - Storyboard
Artist/ The Hunchback of Notre Dame II - Storyboard Artist/Static
Shock - Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 28 Art
Department Credits.
Summary: Ryan Anthony was born on February 15th, 1967 in Burbank, California, and passed away on May 8th, 2002.
Roman Arambula
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Pizza Pie In The Sky (with
Larry Eikleberry, Jim Willoughby and Roy Wilson)
Disney Work:
101
Dalimations: The Series (Storyboard Revisions)
Other Works:
Spy
Dogs (Storyboard)
Josie & The Pussycats (Layout)
Rocky &
Bullwinkle (Animator)
The Addams Family Cartoon (Storyboard)
Tubby
the Tuba (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Jot (1967) – Animator.
DTVA
Debut: TaleSpin (1991) - Storyboard Artist.
Final
Credits: There's No Need To
Fear...Underdog Is Here! (2012 - Documentary) – Himself
Total
Resume Credits: 15 Art Department Credits, 14 Animation
Department Credits, 1 Director Credit, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico in 1935. Worked for Gamma Productions on "Rocky and Bullwinkle", "King Leonardo", "Hoppity Hooper", "Underdog", "The Beagles", "Go Go Gophers", etc. Drew the "Mickey Mouse" comic strip for Disney from 1975-1990. Román Arámbula worked in animation before he did his first comics work (in Jot in 1967 as his debut). He worked for Hanna-Barbera from 1962 to 1975. He started doing comics for the Disney Studios in the early 1970s. After doing some 'Mickey Mouse' strories for the foreign market, he took over the dialy 'Mickey' strip from Floyd Gottfredson in 1975. He drew the strip until 1989, and from 1984, he also drew the Sunday page. Arámbula has also done illustration work for various Mexican magazines. He returned to animation in the 1990s, working as an assistant director on 'The Oz Kids'. Roman passed away on March 19, 2020.
Additional Credits
From IMDB
Interview
With Roman Arambula From Animation Guild Blog (Steve Hulett) Part
One
Interview
With Roman Arambula From Animation Guild Blog (Steve Hulett) Part
Two
Lambiek
Entry
Alvaro Arce
TaleSpin Work:
Director Of Storyboards:
All Episodes
Disney Work:
Adventures
Of The Gummi Bears (Storyboards)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
(Storyboards)
The Prince & Pauper (Visual Development)
Other Works:
Birdman
(Layouts)
Baggy Pants & The Nitwits (Graphic
Designer/Storyboards)
The Marvel Super Heroes (Illustrator)
The
Adventures Of The Scrabble People In A Pumpkin Full Of Nonsense
(Director/Producer)
Care Bears DiC Enterprises Edition
(Storyboards)
Animation Debut: Bozo: The World's Most Famous Clown
(1962) - Artist.
DTVA Debut: Adventures Of The Gummi
Bears (1988) - Storyboards.
Most Recent Credits: The
Powerpuff Girls (1998) - Layout Keys.
Total Resume Credits:
20 Animation Department Credits, 15 Art Department Credits, 1
Director Credit, 1 Producer Credit.
Summary: Alvaro Arce started his successful Hollywood career in animation working at Warner Bros. Animation doing assistant layouts for their theatrical shorts. Later on he did some preliminary sketch designs at UPA under Steve Bosustow direction including the feature film “Gay Purree…” After that Álvaro worked for several small production studios such as Jay Ward, Playhouse Pictures, Format Productions, Bob Clampett’s Snow Ball, in shows as “The Beany and Cecil Show” “The Lone Ranger” “Mr. Peabody” “Bullwinkle” and many more moving, in 1967, to Hanna Barbera as a storyboard artist, writer and layout designer to later becoming a Visual Designer and writer for many succesful Hanna Barbera series among them, “The Jetsons” “The Smurfs” “The Snorks” “Yogi Bear” “Shazzan” “The Three Musketeers” “The Fantastic Four” “Wacky Racers” “Laugh Olympics” and many more and was on the creative team which designed the successful “Scooby Doo…Where are You?” series. During this time he was also art director-storyboard for Marvel Productions on “My Little Pony” and “The Potato Head Kids”. He worked on the first episodes of the now famous series “The simpsons” as a storyboard designer and Layouts for Klasky/Csupo productions. He then moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil with his own studio where he stayed for over a year producing tv commercials, and series. He came back to the US in 1984 and he was commissioned to write, design and produce a successful After School Special for CBS called “A Pumpkin Full of Nonsence” for the New York producers of the Scrabble People Toys. He went on to work as a storyboard designer and writer for Disney Television in “The Gummi Bears” and “Talespin” series. At that time, 1988, he was called to become a Visual Concept Designer for the newly formed Visual Design Department at Disney Feature Animation working in such movies as “The Rescuers Down Under”, being the main designer for “The Prince and the Pauper” some preliminary sketches for “Lion King” “Beauty and the Beast” and designed many other properties such as “Army Ants”, “My Fair Birdie” and worked on story sketches for “Roger Rabbit” theatrical shorts and many more. While at Disney he was called, in 1988, to become an active member of the Academy of Motion pictures Arts and Sciences. After this he went to Europe to teach Concepts Designs, Layouts and Storyboards for several european artists at Lapiz Azul, a Spanish production house. While at Lapiz Azul he also worked as a supervisor designer for Don Bluth Sullivan Studios of Dublin, Ireland, on “Thumbellina”. He then went back to the States and freelance for various studios such as Warner Bros., Disney TV Animation, Universal Studios, until he went back to Santiago, Chile where he started his animation design and creative studio writting and producing his own ideas as color bibles, visual designs, characters designs and scripts. He also writes, designs and illustrates his own children books.
Additional
Credits From The IMDB
LinkedIn
Profile
Andrew Austin
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Save The Tiger (with Sharon Forward,
Larry Latham, John Norton and David Schwartz)
Disney Work:
Redux
Riding Hood (Storyboard)
The Jungle Book Alternative Ending/Jungle
Cubs (Storyboard)
Lady & The Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure
(Storyboard Supervisor)
Mickey's House of Villians
(Storyboard)
Piglet's Big Movie (Storyboard)
The Fox & The
Hound 2 (Additional Directing Services)
Bambi II (Additional Story
Artist)
Winnie The Pooh: Wonderful Word Adventure (Story
Artist)
Wild About Safety: Timon & Pumbaa Safety Smart Goes
Green! (Storyboard)
Wild About Safety: Timon & Pumbaa Safety
Smart At Home (Storyboard)
Wild About Safety: Timon & Pumbaa
Safety Smart Honest & Real! (Storyboard)
Brother Bear 2
(Additional Storyboards)
Other Works:
Animanics
(Writer)
Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries (Storyboard)
Tom &
Jerry: The Movie (Storyboard, Layout)
Siefried & Roy: Masters
of the Impossible (Storyboard Cleanup, Storyboard Revisions)
Itsy
Bitsy Spider (Layout Artist)
Animation Debut: Alvin & The Chipmunks (1987) -
Layout/The Chipmunk Adventure - Layout.
DTVA Debut:
TaleSpin (1990) – Storyboard.
Most Recent Credits:
The Land Before Time XIV: Journey Of The Brave (2016) - Storyboard
Revisionist/Lego Jurassic World: The Indominus Escape -
Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 13 Animation
Department Credits, 31 Art Department Credits, 1 Director Credit, 1
Miscellaneous Credit, 1 Writer Credit, 2 Thanks Credits.
Summary: Sometimes known as Andy Austen; Andrew Austin has had at least 30 years of experience in the field of animation.
Additional
Credits from IMDB
Official
Website
Vincente Bassols
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Director:
Plunder and Lightning
(Part 3-with Marsh Lamore)
Vowel Play (with Mircea Mantta and Bob
Treat)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with Marsh Lamore, Bob Treat
and James T. Walker)
Double or Nothing (with Mircea Mantta and Bob
Treat)
Feminine Air (with Rick Leon and Bob Treat)
Save the
Tiger (with Marsh Lamore)
The Old Man and The SeaDuck (with Bob
Treat)
Captains Outrageous
For Whom The Bell Klangs (with Marsh
Lamore & Bob Treat)
Citizen Khan (with Bob Treat)
Gruel &
Unusal Punishment (with Bob Treat)
Jolly Molly Christmas (with
James T. Walker)
My Fair Baloo (with Marsh Lamore and Bob
Treat)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Carole Beers, Marsh
Lamore and Bob Shellhorn)
Bringing Down Babyface (with Bob
Treat)
Jumping The Guns (with Marsh Lamore and Bob
Treat)
Sheepskin Deep (with Carole Beers and Bob Treat)
Pizza
Pie in the Sky (with Carole Beers)
Destiny Rides Again (with
Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore, Marlene Robinson May, Bob Shellhorn and
Bob Treat)
Mach One For The Gipper (with Bob Treat, Bob Shellhorn
and James T. Walker)
Stuck On You (with Bob Treat)
The Sound &
The Furry (with Carole Beers and Bob Treat)
The Road To Macadamia
(with Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore and James T. Walker)
The Ransom
of the Red Chimp (with Marsh Lamore and James T. Walker)
Paradise
Lost (with John Kimball, Mitch Rochon and James T. Walker)
The
Incredible Shrinking Molly (with Marsh Lamore, Marlene Robinson May,
Bob Shellhorn and James T. Walker)
Animation Director:
Paradise Lost (with John
Kimball, Mitch Rochon and Bob Zamboni)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Timing Director/Animation Director)
Raw Toonage (Timing
Director)
Goof Troop (Animation Director/Timing Director)
Bonkers
(Animation Director/Timing Director)
Marsupilami (Timing
Director)
Aladdin The Series (Timing Director)
The Brave Little
Toaster: To The Rescue (Animation Timing Director)
Other Works:
Batman
Beyond: Return of the Joker (Animation Timing Director)
Batman:
The Animated Series (Timing Director)
She-Ra: Princess of Power
(Animator)
Dichoso Mordisco (Director)
Phantom 2040 (Director)
Animation Debuts: The Banana Splits Hour (1969) -
Animator/ Cattanooga Cats – Animator.
DTVA Debut:
TaleSpin (1990) - Timing Director.
Most Recent Credits:
Batman: Mystery Of The Batwoman (2003) Animation Timing
Director.
Total Resume Credits: 58 Animation
Department Credits, 1 Art Department Credit, 3 Director Credits, 2
Writing Credits, 1 Second Unit Director Credit, 1 Producer Credit, 1
Misc Credit.
Summary:
Bob Baxter
TaleSpin Work:
Overseas Animation Director - Wang Films:
The Bigger They Are, The Louder They Oink
Bearly Alive
The
Old Man and The SeaDuck
Jolly Molly Christmas
Waiders of the
Wost Tweasure
Sheepskin Deep
Mach One for The Gipper
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Darkwing Duck (Overseas Animation
Supervisor)
Raw Toonage (Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Goof
Troop (Overseas Animation Supervisor/Animation Supervisor/Animation
Director)
Marsupilami (Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Bonkers
(Unit Supervising Animation Director/Overseas Animation
Supervisor)
The Little Mermaid: The Series (Supervising Animation
Director/Unit Supervising Animation Director)
Aladdin & The
King of Thieves (Supervising Animator - Walt Disney
Australia)
Gargoyles: Goliath Chronicles (Supervising
Animator)
Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show (Overseas
Animation Supervisor)
Aladdin The Series (Supervising Animation
Director/Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Quack Pack (Supervising
Animation Director: Wang Films)
Timon & Pumbaa (Animation
Director/Animator/Supervising Animator - Walt Disney
Australia)
Jungle Cubs (Supervising Animator)
101 Dalmatians:
The Series (Animation Director - Walt Disney Australia)
The Lion
King II: Simba's Pride (Supervising Animator: Timon, Pumbaa, Zazu &
Rafiki)
An Extremely Goofy Movie (Supervising Animator: Max, P.J.
& Bobby)
The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea (Second Unit
Director: Sydney)
Return to Neverland (Supervising Animation:
Captain Hook)
The Jungle Book 2 (Animation Supervisor)
The Lion
King 1 1/2 (Supervising Animator: Pumbaa, Simba & Hyenas)
Lilo
& Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch (Senior CGI Animation)
Bambi
II (Senior CGI Animation)
Brother Bear II (Senior CGI
Animation)
Cinderella III: A Twist In Time (Senior CGI Animation)
Other Works:
Animalia
(Animator)
Teen Wolf (Animator)
Zigby (Animation Director)
Pink
Panther & Sons (Animator)
The Bearstein Bears: The Hanna
Babrera Edition (Animator)
Animation Debut: Mork & Mindy/Laverne &
Shirly/Fonz Hour (1982) – Animator.
DTVA Debut:
Ducktales (1990) - Overseas Animation Supervisor.
Most
Recent Credits: Supernova (2020) - Storyboard Supervisor/RBUK
- Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 38+ Animation
Department Credits, 1 Art Department Credit, 1 Director Credit, 3
Visual Effects Credits, 2 Second Unit Credits, 1 Writing Credit.
Summary: Began his career at Hanna-Barbera Australia as an animator between 1979-1988 before becoming an animation supervisor for Wang Films for Disney Television Animation from 1990-1995. He would become part of the Disneytoon Studios from 1988-2006 working as a trainer, animation supervisor, director and lead character designer on Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea, Lion King 2: Simba's Pride, An Extremely Goofy Movie, Return To Neverland and Lion King 1 1/2. He then moved to Photon VFX in 2006 working on the Animalia series; then Flying Bark to be an animation director for Zigby and The Woodlies as a storyboard artist in 2010, then Mike Young Productions Kung Zhu: The Quadrant Of Force in 2010; then became a tutor for a year at UTS' Masters Of Animation course. He then worked as a senior animator for Dr. D studios on Happy Feet 2, Moonscoop as a storyboard supervisor for Zhuniverse, and then Animal Logic in various roles on The Great Gatsby, Walking With Dinosaurs and Harry Potter & The Deathly Hollows Part II! In recent years; he has worked on two pre-school shows (one of them unittled at this time for Essential Media); one of them called Kate & Mim Mim for Nerdcorps Entertainment (a second one is currently untitled at this time); was a retake supervisor for SLR Productions on Skinner Boys and assistant director for Captain Flinn & The Pirate Dinosaurs. Currently works as a freelancer.
Additional
Credits From IMDB
LinkedIn
Profile
Official
Blog
Carole Beers
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Directors:
The
Bigger They Are The Louder They Oink (with Rick Leon, Marsh Lamore,
Mircea Mantta and Bob Shellhorn)
From Here to Machinery (with
Marsh Lamore and Bob Shellhorn)
Mommy for a Day (with Marsh
Lamore, Rick Leon, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
Polly
Wants a Treasure (with Bob Shellhorn and Mircea Mantta)
Bearly
Alive (with Mircea Mantta and Richard Tureblood)
All's Whale That
Ends Whale (with Mircea Mantta)
For a Fuel Dollars More (with Rick
Leon, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
A Star Is Torn (with
Richard Tureblood, Bob Treat, Rick Leon and Marsh Lamore)
A Spy in
the Ointment (with Marsh Lamore, Bob Shellhorn, Richard Tureblood and
James T. Walker)
A Baloo Switcheroo (with James T. Walker)
War
of the Weirds (with Vonnie Baston, Bob Shellhorn and Bob Treat)
The
Time Bandit (with Richard Tureblood, Mitch Rochon and Marsh
Lamore)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Vincent Bassols, Marsh
Lamore and Bob Shellhorn)
In Search of Ancient Blunders
Sheepskin
Deep (with Vincent Bassols and Bob Treat)
Pizza Pie In The Sky
(with Vincent Bassols)
Destiny Rides Again (with Vincent Bassols,
Bob Treat, Marsh Lamore, Marlene Robinson May and Bob Shellhorn)
The
Sound & The Furry (with Vincent Bassols and Bob Treat)
Road to
Macadamia (with Vincent Bassols, Marsh Lamore and James T. Walker)
Disney Work:
Sleeping
Beauty (Assistant Animator)
The Wuzzles (Director)
Adventures
of The Gummi Bears (Timing Director)
The New Adventures Of Winnie
The Pooh (Timing Director)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
(Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Animation & Timing
Directors)
Raw Toonage (Animation Director)
Goof Troop
(Animation Director/Timing Director)
Bonkers (Animation
Director/Storyboard Revisions/Timing Director)
Aladdin The Series
(Animation Director/Timing Director)
Gargoyles (Animator
Director/Timing Director)
The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon
Show (Animation Director)
Jungle Cubs (Animation Director)
Quack
Pack (Animation & Timing Directors)
Pooh's Grand Adventure:
Search for Christopher Robin (Additional Animation Director)
Beauty
& The Beast: Enchanted Christmas (Additional Animation Director)
Other Works:
I
am The Greatest: Adventures of Muhommad Ali (Animation Director,
Writer)
The Point! (Animator)
Popeye The Sailor (1960)
(Story)
He-Man: Masters of the Universe (1983) (Layout)
An
American Tail: Treasure of Manhattan Island (Animation Director)
Animation Debut: The Ten Commandments (1956) -
Traveling Mattes (Uncredited)
DTVA Debut: The
Wuzzles (1985) – Director.
Final Credits:
Alvin & The Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein (1999) - Animation
Director/An American Tail: Mystery Of The Night Monster - Animation
Director/The Brothers Flub - Timing Director/Jingle Bells - Timing
Director.
Total Resume Credits: 55 Animation
Department Credits, 4 Director Credits, 3 Writing Credits, 3 Art
Department Credits, 1 Visual Effects Credit.
Summary: Carol Ann Beers was born on December 30th, 1935 in Los Angeles County, California. Carole has been in the animation business since 1954 working for many different animation studios including Disney. She was uncredited for travelling matters in the 1956 film The Ten Commandments (The Charlton Heston one) and being an uncredited assistant animator in Disney's Sleeping Beauty. She also worked on several Christmas Specials including Yes Vrigina! There Is A Santa Claus and O'Christmas Tree Cartoon Special. She died on March 16th, 1999 in Solvang, California.
Alan Burnett
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Plunder and Lightning (Act
II)
Molly Coddled (Co-Writer with Eric Lewald)
A Baloo
Switcheroo (Co-Writer with Ken Koonce and David Wiemers)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Writer)
Ducktales (Story Editor, Writer,
Co-Producer)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp
(Writer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer)
Other Works:
Freakazoid
(Writer)
Static Shock (Producer, Supervising Producer)
Superman:
The Animated Series (Writer)
The Zeta Project (Supervising
Producer)
Ozzy & Drix (Producer)
Animation Debut: Shirt Tales (1983) –
Story/The Bisketts - Story/The New Scooby & Scrappy-Doo Show -
Story.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1989) - Writer, Story,
Co Producer.
Most Recent Credits: The Death &
Return of Superman (2019) - Co-Producer/Batman: Hush -
Co-Producer/Justice League Vs. Fatal Five - Co-Producer, Writer/Reign
of the Supermen - Co-Producer/Behind the Panel - Self.
Total
Resume Credits: 93 Producer Credits, 45 Writing Credits, 16
Misc Credits, 2 Acting Credits, 1 Script & Continuity Department
Credit, 2 Thanks Credits, 1 Animation Department Credit, 23 Self
Credits, 1 Archive Credit.
Summary: He was originally born in Cleveland, Ohio in around 1950. Alan Burnett is a graduate from the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree in boardcast journalism and then became a graduate from the University of Southern California with a degree in film production. Alan began his career as a page for NBC television and was also an intern for NBC's Children's Programming department. In 1978; Burnett joined Ten-Four Productions and co-produced the first special ever to highlight television commericals; called We'll Be Right Back. Alan then went on to be a staff writer for Hanna-Barbera in 1981 and worked on The Smurfs, The Adventures of Johnny Quest (1980's), Superfriends, Super Powers, Gobots and The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley. He left Hanna-Barbera in 1986 and joined Walt Disney Television Animation in 1987 to work on Ducktales, Gummi Bears and Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers. He also wrote the first feature done by WDTVA with Ducktales: The Movie - Treasure of the Lost Lamp and wrote act 2 of TaleSpin's Plunder and Lightning. Plunder and Lightning won an Emmy in 1991. He was the creator of the "Darkwing" in Darkwing Duck when he won an in-house contest to rename the character. Alan would leave WDTVA in 1991 and started work for Warner Brother's in their television division. He has been there ever since; working on Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond and the first Batman animated feature film Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. He is a member of the Writer's Guild of America and has won an award from them recently.
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Duane Capizzi
TaleSpin Work:
Story Editor:
Flight of the Snow
Duck
Flight School Confidential
Bringing Down Babyface
In
Search of Ancient Blunders
Bullethead Baloo
Flying Dupes
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Writer, Story, Story Editor, Teleplay)
Darkwing
Duck (Story Editor)
Petal To The Metal (Additional
Material)
Bonkers (Supervising Producer, Miranda Episodes,
Supervising Story Editor)
Disney's Aladdin: The Animated Series
(Writer, Story Editor)
Return of Jafar (Writer)
Other Works:
Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles (Writer)
The Big Guy & Rusty (Writer,
Supervising Producer)
The Real Ghostbusters (Writer)
Roughneck
Chonicles (Writer)
Men In Black: The Animated Series (Writer)
Animation Debuts: A.L.F. The Animated Series (1987)
- Story Editor.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi
Bears (1989) - Story Editor, Teleplay, Writer, Story.
Most
Recent Credits: Carmen Sandiego (2019) - Co-Executive
Producer/
Total Resume Credits: 32 Writing Credits,
13 Producer Credits, 14 Misc Credits, 3 Self Credits.
Summary: Duane Capizzi has been a interesting talent in recent years; however, he started his career after graduating from UCLA with a degree in English Literature in 1985. He was a story editor for Alf and Alvin & The Chipmunks. He was a freelance writer thoughout the late 1980's doing such shows as The Real Ghostbusters and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He entered Walt Disney Television Animation in 1990 to start work on the last season of Gummi Bears and story edit the second half of TaleSpin. He was the supervising producer for the first half of Bonkers witch was well done and also worked on Darkwing Duck as a story editor and a writer for the TV series to Aladdin.. He would leave Disney in 1995 to start work on several animation series including being the creator of Big Guy & Rusty, and wrote scripts for Men In Black: The Animated Series.
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Kathleen Carr
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Bygones (with Jan Green and David
Schwartz)
Disney Work:
Disney's
Adventures of The Gummi Bears (Storyboards)
The New Adventures of
Winnie The Pooh (Storyboards)
Goof Troop (Storyboards)
Bonkers
(Storyboards)
PB&J Otter (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Care
Bears: Oopsy Does It! (Storyboard)
Snow White & The Magic
Mirror (Storyboard)
Meet Julie (Storyboard)
Police Academy The
Series (Storyboard)
The Secret of NIHM 2 (Storyboard Artist)
Animation Debuts: Fangface (1978) - Assistant
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits: The
Loud House (2017) - Assistant Storyboard Artist.
Total
Resume Credits: 46 Art Department Credits, 8 Animation
Department Credits.
Summary: Kathleen/Kathy V. Carr (sometimes credited as Kathleen/Kathy Vaslett) has been in the animation industry for over 30 years beginning her animation career at Hanna Barbera doing animation and layout. She moved on to Ruby Spears in the layout and background layout in 1982 and ultimately on to storyboarding. She has been employed on to Disney TV working on Gummi Bears, Goof Troop and Tale Spin. She has worked on a variety of productions ranging from series for television to features for DVD's and to theatrical release. She worked with SD Entertainment (2005-2011) on My Little Pony, Care Bears, Noddy, and Bob The Builder among others. She now currently works for Universal Animations, Warner Brothers and Nickelodeon Animation studios as a storyboarder.
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Profile
Official
Blog
Official Website
Yi-Chih Chen
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
The Idol Rich (with Bob Kline)
Molly Coddled (with Rich
Childlaw and Robert Souza)
Road to Macadamia (with Sharon Forward
and John Norton)
Paradise Lost (with Sharon Forward, Chris
Rutkowski and Wendell Washer)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
The
Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
101 Dalimations:
The Series (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Bravestarr
(Storyboard)
Iron Man (Producer, Director)
The Real
Ghostbusters (Storyboard)
Xyber 9 (Storyboard)
The Roswell
Conspiracies (Storyboard)
Animation Debuts: He-Man & The Masters Of The
Universe (1983) - Animator.
DTVA Debuts: Adventures
of The Gummi Bears (1989) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent
Credits: Wolverine & The X-Men (2009) - Storyboard
Artist.
Total Resume Credits: 23 Art Department
Credits, 7 Animation Department Credits.
Summary: Also known as Yi-Chih Chin; this young talent began as a student for the California Institute of the Arts. In 1984; he was hired as an artist for Filmation Studios. With a background rooted in animation and multimedia, Yi-Chih Chen is an animator, story artist, director/producer, painter, and professional dreamer. Chen's screen credits include: "X-Men: Evolution", "Roswell Conspiracy", "Xyber 9", "Batman", and many other animation titles. Chen also produced and directed the last 13 episodes of IRON MAN animated series for Marvel in 1995. In 1999; he left to create his own company called Yi.magination which deals with the convergence of animation and media.
Rich Chidlaw
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
A Touch of Glass (with Jim
Mitchell and John Norton)
Molly Coddled (with Yi-Chih Chen and
Robert Souza)
All's Whale That Ends Whale (with Ryan Anthony and
George Goode)
Bringing Down Babyface (with Ryan Anthony and George
Goode)
The Sound & The Furry (with Holly Forsyth, George Goode
and David Prince)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Storyboard Designer)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost
Lamp (Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard/Storyboard
Clean Up)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard Revisions/Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The
King of Thieves (Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Storyboard)
Mighty
Ducks: The Series (Storyboard)
Recess (Storyboard)
Belle's
Magical World (Storyboard)
Hercules: The Animated Series
(Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (Storyboard)
101
Dalimations: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
Tarzan & Jane
(Storyboard)
The Legend of Tarzan (Storyboards)
Other Works:
AlfTales
(Storyboard)
Dan VS. (Storyboard)
Galtar & The Golden Lance
(Story Director)
Biker Mice From Mars 2006 Edition
(Storyboard)
Gravedale High (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Coonskin (1975) - Ink & Paint
Artist.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1987) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credit: How To Love A Geek
(2013) - Storyboards
Total Resume Credits: 61 Art
Department Credits, 3 Animation Department Credits, 1 Producer
Credit, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Storyboard artist Rich Chidlaw (Born in 1951) was an artist of underground comix in the 1970s, contributing to several issues of Last Gasp's Cocaine Comix and Forbidden Knowledge Comics as well as Pure Joy Comix. He has worked on the animated series He-Man, Masters of the Universe (he drew 65 episodes of the first season) and Gargoyles. He has been a professional storyboard artist for over 38 years working for all the big studios such as Disney, Nickelodeon, Fox and Cartoon Network just to name a few. He currently works for Sedona Studios on a new project called the Gata Gang.
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Victor Cook
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Time Waits For No Bear (with Viki
Anderson, Ryan Anthony, Larry Eikleberry, Sharon Forward and John
Norton)
Feminine Air (with Robert Souza)
Waiders of the Wost
Tweasure (with John Norton and Robert Souza)
Flight School
Confidential (with Robert Souza)
Bullethead Baloo (with Holly
Forsyth and Robert Souza)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard/Storyboard Clean Up/Writer)
The Little Mermaid:
The Series (Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The
King of Thieves (Storyboard)
Aladdin & Return of Jafar
(Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Storyboard)
Quack Pack
(Storyboard)
Jungle Cubs (Storyboards)
101 Dalmations: The
Animated Series (Director/Producer)
101 Dalmatians 2: Patch's
London Adventure (Storyboards)
Filmore! (Storyboard)
Buzz
Lightyear of Star Command (Director)
Lady & The Tramp: Scamp's
Adventures (Storyboard)
Legend of Tarzan (Director)
Tarzan &
Jane (Director)
Atlantis: Milo's Return (Director)
Lilo &
Sitich! The Animated Series (Director)
Mickey's Great Clubhouse
Hunt (Director)
American Dragon: Jake Long (Storyboard)
Mickey
Mouse Clubhouse (Storyboard)
Mickey's Treat (Director)
T.O.T.S.
(Executive Producer)
Other Works:
My
Blueberry Nights (Scene Artist: Memphis)
21 Grams (Painter)
The
Simpsons (Storyboard)
Dante's Inferno: An Animated Epic
(Director)
Hellboy Animated: Blood & Iron (Director)
Animation Debuts: A.L.F. The Animated Series (1988)
- Storyboard Artist/ ALFtales - Storyboard Artist/BraveStarr: The
Legend - Assistant Animator.
DTVA Debuts: TaleSpin
(1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits:
T.O.T.S. (2020) - Executive Producer.
Total Resume Credits:
31 Art Department Credits, 22 Director Credits, 15 Producer Credits,
2 Misc Credit, 4 Animation Department Credits, 3 Writer Credits, 1
Music Department Credit, 4 Self Credits.
Summary: Vic(tor) Cook is an American television director, writer, and producer. Cook is perhaps best known for producing and developing for television the animated television series The Spectacular Spider-Man along with Greg Weisman. As a child, Cook was a fan of a cartoon series Ralph Bakshi created. In Kindergarten, he would draw characters such as Spider-Man and Speed Racer, which were his "touchstones" in his younger years along with Jonny Quest. As an adult, Cook worked on several different animated projects including Atlantis: Milo's Return, Driving Me Crazy, The Legend of Tarzan, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Darkwing Duck, and Hellboy: Blood and Iron. Working as a director on Hellboy: Blood and Iron, Cook did not come in until after the initial design for the film's style. Cook was called by Sony Entertainment alongside Greg Weisman to help develop a DVD project about Spider-Man. Both of them wanted to use a style from the early comic book publications of the character that showed him younger, which Cook had never seen done before in any adaption. The idea was reformatted to an animated television series, but they still kept a similar chronicle style where, as Cook describes, "each episode stands alone as its own story, but like the comic book itself it’s a saga. Then each three episodes is a story and those three episodes are what would be on the DVD releases." The original title for the series was The Amazing Spider-Man, based on the comic series of the same name, but by mid-2007 the name was changed to The Spectacular Spider-Man, as well a Spider-Man comic series. Both Weisman and Cook wanted to use the style of Sam Raimi, director of the Spider-Man films, as it had "set the bar" for the fluid movement for Spider-Man. As they were on a specific budget, they wanted to allow the animation to "move" more than anything, giving it simple and stylistic designs. He also looked back on Blood and Iron, which had a "fresh, young, look to it" that appealed to him visually. Cook wanted to make an "iconic" Spider-Man for both new and older generations and "really wanted this to be a two dimensional Spider-man that moved like we’ve never really seen him move in animation before." The Spectacular Spider-Man became very successful in its first season on Kids WB! and entered its second season in America in 2009 on Disney XD. Victor has since moved to Warner Brothers to work on various Scooby Doo OAV's and various painter/scene artist roles. He currently works for Hasbro Studios.
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Carter Crocker
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
The Idol Rich (co-writer
with Libby Hinson and Bruce Talkington)
Polly Wants a Teasure
(co-writer with Bruce Talkington)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend
Disney Work:
New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Writer, Assistant Story Editor,
Teleplay, Story)
Darkwing Duck (Writer, Story Editor)
Goof
Troop (Story Editor)
Bonkers (Story Editor)
Winnie The Pooh
Playtime: Detective Tigger (Writer)
Boo To You Too! Winnie The
Pooh (Writer)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search for Christopher Robin
(Writer)
Belle's Magical World (Writer)
Winnie The Pooh: A
Valentine For You (Writer)
Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas
(Screenplay - Segment "A Very Goofy Christmas")
Winnie
The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Writer, Story Editor)
Return to
Neverland (Additional Written Material)
Sabrina The Teenage Witch
In: Friends Forever (Writer)
The Jungle Book 2 (Additional Written
Material)
Winnie The Pooh: Wonderful Word Adventure
(Writer)
Winnie The Pooh: Shapes & Sizes (Writer)
Sofia The
First (Writer)
Other Works:
Little
People, Big Discoveries (Writer)
Horseland (Story Editor,
Co-Writer)
Barney & Friends (Writer)
Madame's Place
(Writer)
Nine Dog Christmas (Writer)
Animation Debut: Madame's Place (1982) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (1988) - Assistant Story Editor.
Most Recent Credits:
Care Bears: Unlock The Magic (2019) - Writer.
Total Resume
Credits: 70 Writing Credits, 6 Misc Credits.
Summary: Back in the early 1980′s when Carter Crocker first began writing for television, the landscape was much different than it is today. Animation was done quickly, inexpensively and often poorly; shows were spit out of the production machine like sausage links, and writers were mere assembly line cogs. It was difficult to rise above the herd and make a name for oneself, but he managed to do it by tackling some of the highest profile brands and making them accessible to the widest possible audience. TaleSpin, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Darkwing Duck, RoboCop: The Animated Series, The Jungle Book 2 and Barney – those are just a handful of Carter’s extensive career credits. He continues his impressive run with one of 2013′s major hit series, the Disney ratings giant Sofia the First.
Jeremy Cushner
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Time Waits for No Bear
(Co-Writer with Karl Geurs)
The Bigger They Are; The Louder They
Oink
Last Horizons (Co-writer with Dev Ross and Chuck Tately)
Your
Baloo's in the Mail
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Raw Toonage (Writer)
Other Works:
Bump
In the Night (Screenplay)
Dream Defenders (Writer)
Cro (Writer,
Teleplay)
Mighty Max (Writer, Teleplay)
Street Fighter: The
Animated Series (Writer)
Animation Debut: TaleSpin (1990) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin - (1990) Writer.
Most
Recent Credits: Dream Defenders (2013) – Writer.
Total
Resume Credits: 9 Writing Credits.
Summary: Also was a script adaptor in The Prince Of Tennis (English Dub) in 2006.
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Martin Donoff
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Flight School
Confidential
Flying Dupes
Disney Work:
TaleSpin
is his only works at this time.
Other Works:
Captain
Kangaroo (Writer)
Timeline (Writer)
A.L.F.: The Animated Series
(Writer)
Animation Debut: Captain Kangeroo (1983) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Writer.
Most
Recent Credit: TaleSpin (1990) – Writer.
Total
Resume Credit: 4 Writing Credits.
Summary: Martin Donoff has worked on more than 125 scripts for television and plays in the 1980's and worked on at least two scripts for Disney. He was the Interim Director for creative writing at Fairleigh Dickinson University. He also founded a creative writing class at Drexel University and has written three books on creative writing.
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Photo Arts Center
John Dorman
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Citizen Khan (with Ryan Anthony and
Dan Fausett)
Disney Work:
The
Little Mermaid: The Series (Storyboard/Storyboard Revisionist/Key
Layout Designer)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Story Editor)
Beauty & The Beast:
Enchanted Christmas (Storyboard)
Pocahontas II: Journey to a New
World (Storyboard)
Mickey's House of Villains (Storyboard)
Kim
Possible (Storyboards)
Lilo & Stitch: The Series
(Storyboards)
Valiant (Storyboard)
Other Works:
The
Tick (Storyboard)
The Ripping Friends (Storyboard)
Leprechaun
(Artwork)
Hey Good Lookin (Assistant Animator)
Tiny Toon
Adventures (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: The Nine Lives Of Fritz The Cat
(1974) - Assistant Animator.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin
(1990) – Storyboard Artist.
Final Credits: The
Lobster & The Liver: The Unique World Of Jim Woodring (2010) -
Self.
Total Resume Credits: 65 Art Department
Credits, 11 Animation Department Credits, 4 Misc Credits, 2 Producer
Credits, 1 Soundtrack Credit, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Self Credit
Summary: John Dorman was born in 1952. John Dorman is a storyboard artist with over thirty years experience in character development, writing, narrative conceptualization in film, animation, and game development. John Dorman had worked in animation since 1974, primarily as a board artist, designer and art director. At Ruby-Spears, he supervised the development department where he brought on greats like Jack Kirby, Gil Kane, and Doug Wildey. His list of credits range from Ralph Bakshi’s Hey Good Lookin’ to Spumco’s The Ripping Friends to Disney’s Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas. In the 1980s, he worked as a story director on such series as Thundarr the Barbarian, Goldie Gold and Action Jack, Rubik the Amazing Cube, Mister T and Foofur. Dorman’s credits as a storyboard artist include The New Adventures of Batman, Smurfs, Tiny Toon Adventures, The Ripping Friends and the 2005 animated feature Valiant. He also designed characters for several projects, including an animated Police Academy series. John Dorman passed away on January 29th, 2011 in Glendale, California at the age of 58.
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Mark Edens
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Gruel and Unusual
Punishment (with Michael Edens)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with
Michael Edens)
Pizza Pie In the Sky (with Michael Edens)
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer)
Brand Spanking New! Doug
(Writer)
Hercules: The Series (Writer)
Gargoyles: The Goliath
Chronicles (Writer)
Don't Look Under The Bed (Writer)
Other Works:
The
Centurions (Writer)
The Real Ghostbusters (Writer)
Wing
Commander Academy (Writer)
Mummies Alive! The Legend Begins
(Writer)
Luck of The Irish (Teleplay)
Animation Debut: The Prowler (1981) - Additional
Dialogue.
DTVA Debut: Chip & Dale's Rescue
Rangers (1989) – Writer.
Most Recent Credits:
Corn & Peg (2019) - Writer.
Total Resume Credits:
47 Writing Credits, 5 Misc Credits, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Also known as Mark Edward Edens and is the brother of Michael Edens.
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Michael Edens
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Gruel and Unusual
Punishment (Co-writer with Mark Edens)
Waiders of the Wost
Tweasure (Co-writer with Mark Edens)
Pizza Pie In the Sky
(Co-writer with Mark Edens)
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer)
Brand Spanking New! Doug
(Writer)
Hercules The Animated Series (Writer)
Sabrina The
Animated Series (Writer)
Other Works:
Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) (Writer)
Finley The Fire Engine
(Writer)
Ultimate Book of Spells (Writer)
The Real Ghostbusters
(Writer)
Dog City (Writer)
Animation Debut: The Prowler (1981) - Additional
Dialogue.
DTVA Debut: Chip & Dale's Rescue
Rangers (1990) – Writer.
Most Recent Credit:
The Bookie (2020) - Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 13
Misc Credits, 42 Writing Credits, 1 Editorial Department Credit, 1
Self Credit.
Summary: Michael Edens is the brother of Mark Edward Edens.
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Larry Eikleberry
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Time Waits For No Bear (with Viki
Anderson, Ryan Anthony, Victor Cook, Sharon Forward and John
Norton)
Plunder and Lightning (Act I/III-with Viki Anderson,
Warren Greenwood, Bob Kline, Hank Tucker and Roy Wilson)
On A Wing
And A Bear (with Viki Anderson, Ryan Anthony, Hank Tucker and Roy
Wilson)
In Search of Ancient Blunders (with Roy Wilson)
The
Time Bandit (with Viki Anderson, Ryan Anthony and Bob Kline)
Pizza
Pie in the Sky (with Roman Arambula, Jim Willoughby and Roy
Wilson)
Mach One for the Gipper (with Don Manuel and Roy Shishido)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard)
Chip 'N Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Storyboards)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Goof
Troop (Character Designer, Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
Other Works:
She-Ra:
Princess of Power (Character Design)
Filmation's Ghostbusters
(Character Design)
Mister T (Layout)
Sports Billy (Layout)
The
Charlie Brown & Snoopy Show (Production Designer)
Animation Debuts: Fat Albert & The Crosby Kids
(1979) - Layout Artist/ Sports Billy - Layout Artist/ The New
Adventures of Mighty Mouse & Heckle & Jeckle - Layout
Artist.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (1989) - Storyboard Designer.
Most Recent Credits:
Goof Troop (1993) - Character Designer, Storyboard Artist/ Bonkers -
Storyboard Artist.
Total Resume Credits: 22
Animation Department Credits, 8 Art Department Credits, 1 Production
Designer Credit.
Summary: Larry started in layout at Filmation in 1979. In the 1980s he alternated amongst Filmation, Hanna-Barbera, Melendez and Ruby-Spears, working on such shows as "Mighty Mouse", "Heckle and Jeckle", "Quacula", "He-Man and Masters Of The Universe", "She-Ra, Princess of Power", "Scooby-Doo", "The Puppy's Adventures", "Alvin and the Chipmunks" and "The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show". For Disney he's done storyboards for "New Adventures of Winnie-The-Pooh"and various other shows. And for a decade, he worked in design at Disney merchandising. Larry now devotes his time to landscapes and portraiture, which he is proficient at.
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E's Portfolio: Larry Eikleberry
TAG:
The Larry Eikleberry Interview Part 1
TAG:
The Larry Eikleberry Interview Part 2
Michael Fallows
TaleSpin Work:
Overseas Animation Director - Sunwoo Animation/Walt Disney
Animation Japan:
Bullethead Baloo
Stuck On
You
Ransom of the Red Chimp
Your Baloo's In the Mail
Storyboard:
Sheepskin Deep (with John Flagg)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Various Roles)
Darkwing Duck
(Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Goof Troop (Overseas Animation
Supervisor)
The Little Mermaid The Series (Various
Roles)
Marsupilami (Various Roles)
Bonkers (Overseas Animation
Supervisor/Timing Director)
Other Works:
Donkey
Kong Country (Director)
Miss Spider's SunnyPatch Kids
(Producer)
Rolie Polie Olie (Producer)
Babar: The Movie
(Animator)
My Little Pony: The Movie (Supervising Animator)
Animation Debut: Take Me Up To The Ball Game (1980)
- Assistant Animator.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures
of Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Various Roles.
Most Recent
Credits: Esme & Roy (2018) - Supervising Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 23 Animation Department Credits, 12 Director
Credits, 1 Producer Credit, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Art Department Credit.
Summary: Mike Fallows came from the Sheridan College in the mid 1970's and started working for Marvel Comics and Nelvana in 1985 as an Overseas Animation Supervisor. He then followed as a freelancer working with Disney Television Animation and Funbag, Phoenix Animation, Bear Spots and Hanna Barbara on various roles. His main role was with Nelvana and Corus Entertainment starting in 1988 and has worked ever since. He started in 1980 with Take Me Up To The Ball Game as an assistant animator; then it's Heidi's Song, Rock & Rule, two Strawberry Shortcake television movies, The Care Bears Movie, Droids, George & The Christmas Star, My Little Pony: The Movie, The Great Heep, Fraggle Rock The Animated Series, The Little Clowns of Happytown, Babar: The Movie, Muppet Babies, Rude Dog & The Dweebs, Timeless Tales From Hallmark, Potsworth & Company, The Adventures of Don Coyote & Sancho Panda and Rupert. TaleSpin is his DTVA debut and appeared in Goof Troop and Darkwing Duck. He then went to directing The Neverending Story, Donkey Kong Country, Pecola, The Santa Claus Brothers, Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Kids, Rolie Polie Olie, two Care Bear videos from 2004/2005, Jane & The Dragon, The Future is Wild and Babar & The Adventures of Badou. He also was executive producer for Sunday Pants in 2005. Currently works as the Supervising Director of Corus Entertainment.
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Dan Fausett
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Citizen Khan (with Ryan Anthony and
John Dorman)
Disney Work:
The
Little Mermaid II: Return To The Sea (Storyboard)
101 Dalimations
2: Patch's London Adventure (Storyboard)
Pocahontas 2: Journey To
A New World (Animator: Character Builders)
The Hunchback of Notre
Dame 2 (Storyboard)
The Fox & The Hound 2 (Storyboard)
Tarzan
2: The Legend Begins (Storyboards)
Mulan 2 (Storyboards: Character
Builders)
Puppy Dog Pals (Director)
Other Works:
Sonic
The Hedgehog (1993) (Storyboard)
ALF Tales (Storyboard)
God,
The Devil & Bob (Director)
Invasion America (Director,
Producer)
Adventures iIn Odyssey: In Harm's Way (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Spider-Man (1981) - Layout
Artist.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard
Artist.
Most Recent Credit: Puppy Dog Pals (2020) -
Director.
Total Resume Credits: 65 Art Department
Credits, 36 Animation Department Credits, 8 Director Credits, 1
Producer Credit, 1 Production Designer Credit, 2 Misc Credits, 1
Thanks Credit.
Summary: Born on September 24th, 1965. An highly-experienced storyboard artist with more than 100 movie and TV credits, Dan Fausett has worked on productions including the original BIONICLE® trilogy of DVDs, Space Jam and the X-Men TV series. Currently working for Hasbro Studios LLC.
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John Flagg
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Sheepskin Deep (with Mike Fallows)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid The Series
(Storyboard)
Aladdin & The Return of Jafar
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Peter Pan 2:
Return to Neverland (Storyboard)
Ying! Yang! Yo!
(Storyboards)
Handy Mandy (Storyboard)
Doc McStuffins
(Storyboard)
Brother Bear 2 (Additional Storyboards)
Other Works:
Hey
Arnold! (Storyboard)
The Magic School Bus
(Storyboard)
Beetlejuice: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
Bob
& Margaret (Storyboard)
Fievel's American Tales (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Droids (1985) - Layout Artist.
DTVA
Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most
Recent Credits: Rusty Rivets (2018) - Storyboards/Bravest
Warriors - Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 100+
Art Department Credits, 11 Animation Department Credits, 1 Writer
Credit, 1 Second Unit Director Credit, 1 Editorial Department Credit.
Summary: John Flagg has been a Canadian freelance story boarder in the industry for the last 35 plus years. He has supervised layouts at Nelvana for the past two years. Mr. Flagg has had a prolific career supervised layouts for about a hundred different productions in both animation and live-action. Some of his works include layouts for Droids, Care Bears II: A New Generation, The Great Heep, The Wild Puffalumps, Jonny Quest 1986 edition, The Care Bears: Adventures in Wonderland, The Care Bears Nelvana Edition and even The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin for 55 episodes. He also wrote for The Care Bears and did storyboards for the following shows: My Pet Monster, Alvin & The Chipmunks, Babar: The Movie, Little Rosy, Beetlejuice, Fievel's American Tails, Eek! The Cat, The Magic School Bus, Journey To The Center of the Earth, Britt Allcroft's Magic Adventures of Mumfie, Rupert, Pippi Longstocking 1997 edition, An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island, Babar, Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series 2000 edition, Return to Never Land, Franklin, The Berenstein Bears 2003 Edition, The Wrong Coast, The Backyardigans, Everyone's Hero and Stoked! TaleSpin is his DTVA debut; and appeared in Darkwing Duck, The Little Mermaid The Series, Aladdin The Series, The Return of Jafar, and Handy Manny. Other productions not listed on IMDB include Arthur, Stick'em Around, Flying Rhino Junior High, Hey Arnold!, Bob & Margaret and Boyz Stuff, Girlz Stuff among many others. It's well over 100 productions now: Pac-Man & The Ghostly Adventures (most recently), Johnny Test, Toad Patrol, Courage The Cowardly Dog, Everyone's Hero, Grossology, Stoked, Young Robin Hood, Captain Power & Soliders Of The Future among many others.
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Holly Forsyth
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Polly Wants A Treasure (with George
Goode)
Vowel Play (with David Smith and Vincent Trippetti)
A
Bad Reflection On You (with George Goode)
Whistlestop Jackson,
Legend (With George Goode)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (Part 2- with
George Goode)
Bullethead Baloo (with Victor Cook and Robert
Souza)
The Sound & The Furry (with George Goode, Rich Childlaw
and David Prince)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Storyboard)
Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Winnie
The Pooh & Christmas Too (Storyboard Designer)
Goof Troop
(Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
The
Little Mermaid The Series (Storyboard)
The Lion King (Layout
Drawing - Laughing Hyenas)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Storyboard)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Pooh's Grand Adventure:
Search For Christopher Robin (Storyboard)
Belle's Magical World
(Storyboard)
Beauty & The Beast: Enchanted Christmas
(Storyboard)
Pocahontas 2: Journey To A New World (Storyboard)
The
Lion King II: Simba's Pride (Storyboard)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons
Of Giving (Storyboard)
The Tigger Movie (Storyboard)
An
Extremely Goofy Movie (Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
(Storyboard)
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year
(Storyboards)
House Of Mouse (Storyboard)
The Jungle Book 2
(Storyboard)
Kim Possible (Storyboard)
Mulan II (Additional
Storyboards)
Piglet's Big Movie (Storyboard)
The Hunchback of
Notre Dame II (Storyboard)
The Emperor New Groove 2: Kronk's New
Groove (Storyboard)
Bambi II (Storyboard)
Cinderella III: A
Twist In Time (Storyboard)
Brother Bear 2 (Storyboards)
The
Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning (Storyboard)
Leroy & Stitch
(Additional Storyboards)
Tigger & Pooh & A Musical Too
(Storyboard)
Tinker Bell & The Lost Treasure (Story)
Tinker
Bell & The Secret Of The Wings (Story)
Special Agent Oso
(Storyboard)
Sofia The First (Storyboard)
Sofia The First: Once
Upon A Princess (Storyboards)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
(Storyboards)
Elena of Avalor (Storyboard Revisionist)
Fancy
Nancy (Storyboards)
My Friends Tigger and Pooh (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Jasper:
A Story About A Mule (Character Designer)
Daffy Duck's Movie:
Fantastic Island (Assistant Animator: Bridging Sequences)
Bugs
Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales (Assistant Animator: Bridging
Sequences)
Love Thy Neighbour (Storyboard)
The Grinch Grinches
The Cat In The Hat (Assistant Animator)
Animation Debut: Fangface (1978) - Assistant
Animator.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventure Of Winnie
The Pooh (1988) - Storyboard Designer.
Most Recent Credits:
Sofia The First (2018) - Storyboards/Fancy Nancy - Storyboards.
Total
Resume Credits: 63 Art Department Credits, 10 Animation
Department Credits.
Summary: Still works for Disney Animation.
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Sharon Forward
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Time Waits For No Bear (with Viki
Anderson, Ryan Anthony, Victor Cook, Larry Eikleberry and John
Norton)
Plunder & Lightning (Act II/IV-with John Norton, Frank
Paur, David Schwartz, Lonnie Thompson and Wendell Washer)
From
Here To Machinery (with John Norton)
Lost Horizons (with Larry
Houston and John Norton)
Save The Tiger (with Andrew Austin, Larry
Latham, John Norton and David Schwartz)
Louie's Last Stand (with
Frank Paur and Lonnie Thompson)
Road To Macadamia (with Yi-Chih
Chen and John Norton)
Paradise Lost (with Yi-Chih Chen, Chris
Rutkowski and Wendell Washer)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck
(Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Gargoyles
(Storyboards)
Timon & Pumbaa (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The
King of Thieves (Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Beauty &
The Beast: Enchanted Christmas (Storyboards)
Pocahontas 2: Journey
To A New World (Storyboard)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search For
Christopher Robin (Storyboard)
Lion King 2: Simba Pride
(Storyboard)
Hercules: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
Mickey's
Once Upon & Christmas (Storyboards)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons
Of Giving (Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command
(Storyboard)
Lady & The Tramp II: Scamps Adventure
(Storyboard)
Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True (Storyboard)
The
Hunchback Of Notre Dame 2 (Storyboard)
The Jungle Book 2
(Storyboard)
Mulan 2 (Storyboard)
The Emperor New Groove 2:
Kronk's New Groove (Additional Storyboard)
Leroy & Stitch
(Additional Storyboard)
Lilo & Stitch: The Series
(Storyboards)
Kim Possible (Storyboard)
My Friends Tigger &
Pooh (Storyboard)
Tigger & Pooh & A Musical Too
(Storyboard)
The Fox & The Hound 2 (Storyboard)
Pooh's
Heffalump Movie (Storyboards)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
(Storyboard)
Special Agent Oso (Storyboard)
Phineas & Ferb
(Storyboard)
Miles From Tomorrowland (Storyboard Revisionist)
Jake
& The Neverland Pirates (Storyboards)
Sofia The First
(Storyboards)
Other Works:
Angelina
Ballerina: The Next Steps (Storyboard Artist &
Revisionist)
Beethoven The Series (Storyboard)
A Snow White
Christmas (Layout)
Bob The Builder (Storyboards)
It's Punky
Brewster (Story Director Supervisor)
Animation Debut: Sports Billy - Layout Artist/The
New Adventures of Mighty Mouse & Heckle & Jeckle - Layout
Artist.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard
Artist.
Most Recent Credit: Jake & The Neverland
Pirates (2016) - Storyboards/Sofia The First - Storyboards.
Total
Resume Credits: 59 Art Department Credits, 8 Animation
Department Credits, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: Sharon Forward (sometimes credited as Sharon Rolni(c)k) started working in animation at the age of 24. She moved from layout to storyboard the following year, and has been storyboarding ever since. Her focus is telling stories that entertain and challenge the viewer. She graduated from Long Beach State, focusing in Portrait Sculpture, and moved into Fashion Illustration before working in the animation field. Sharon received her Masters in Humanities/Art from CSUDH in 1996. Her employers have included Filmation, Ruby Spears, Disney, Universal and various freelance jobs. She is currently working for Disney which is well over 15 years to date.
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Karl Geurs
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Time Waits For No Bear
(Co-writer with Jeremy Cushner)
Story Editor:
Stormy Weather
From Here
To Machinery
Mommy For A Day
Her Chance to Dream
The
Balooest Of The Bluebloods
Double Or Nothing
War Of The
Weirds
Captain Outrageous
Jolly Molly Christmas
The Road To
Macadamia
The Romance Of The Red Chimp
The Baloo's In The
Mail
Paradise Lost
Disney Work:
New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Writer, Director, Producer)
Winnie
The Pooh & Christmas Too (Writer)
Goof Troop (Story Editor,
Writer)
Bonkers (Story Editor)
Quack Pack (Story Editor)
Pooh's
Grand Adventure: Searching of Christopher Robin (Writer, Director,
Producer)
Winnie The Pooh Playtime: Detective Tigger
(Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Director, Producer,
Writer)
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year (Writer)
Beauty
& The Beast: Enchanted Christmas (Writer)
The Jungle Book 2
(Additional Writer)
Winnie The Pooh: 123s (Writer)
Winnie The
Pooh: Wonderful Word Adventure (Writer)
Growing Up With Winnie The
Pooh (Director)
Other Works:
Dugeons
& Dragons (Story Editor)
Baby Looney Tunes (Story
Editor)
Little People, Big Discoveries (Producer, Writer, Story
Editor)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Writer)
The C.B. Bears
(Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Necromancy (1972) - Editor:
Video.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (1988) - Writer, Director, Producer.
Most Recent
Credits: Care Bears: Unlock The Magic (2019) - Writer.
Total
Resume Credits: 15 Art Department Credits, 9 Producer
Credits, 10 Misc Credits, 35 Writing Credits, 5 Director Credits, 4
Production Manager Credits, 1 Editorial Department Credit, 1 Self
Credit, 1 Script & Continuity Department Credit.
Summary: Born Karl Peter Geurs on June 1st, 1948 in Los Angeles, California. Karl Geurs is an Emmy Award-winning writer, story editor, producer and director. His animation credits range from Winnie the Pooh to Dungeons & Dragons, live action credits from children's stage musicals to Star Trek: The Next Generation. Karl’s theatrical and video movies include Disney's Jungle Book II, American Greetings’ Strawberry Shortcake and Lords Productions’ Legend of Secret Pass. Other productions include Rescue Heroes, Max Steel, Laugh'n'Learn, Barbie Fairytopia, Imaginext, and Firehouse Tales among many others.
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Ed Ghertner
TaleSpin Work:
Director:
Stormy Weather
Mommy for a
Day
Vowel Play
Her Chance to Dream
The Balooest of the
Bluebloods
Double or Nothing (Co-director with Larry Latham)
The
Old Man and the Sea Duck
War of the Weirds (Co-director with Jamie
Mitchell)
Captains Outrageous
Jolly Molly Christmas
(Co-director with James T. Walker)
My Fair Baloo
Disney Work:
The
Fox & The Hound (Layout Artist)
The Black Cauldron (Layout
Artist)
The Great Mouse Detective (Layout Artist)
Ducktales
(Key Layout Stylist)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Art
Director, Producer, Key Layout Designer)
Winnie The Pooh &
Christmas Too (Key Layout Designer)
Beauty & The Beast (Layout
Supervisor)
The Lion King (Key Layout Artist/Workbook Artist)
The
Little Mermaid The Series (Art Director)
The Hunchback of Notre
Dame (Layout Supervisor, Visual Development)
The Making of The
Hunchback of Notre Dame (Himself)
Mulan (Key Layout
Stylist)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Art Director)
Tarzan
2 (Layouts)
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Layout Supervisor)
The
Making of Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Thanks, Himself)
A Tale As
Old As Time: Making of Beauty & The Beast (Himself)
Lorenzo
(Layout)
The Little Matchgirl (Layout Supervisor)
Leroy &
Stitch (Location Designer)
The Fox & The Hound 2 (Location
Designer)
Tinker Bell & The Great Fairy Rescue (Location &
Prop Designer)
Sofia The First (Location Designer)
Elena Of
Avalor (Lead Location Designer)
Other Works:
Tom
& Jerry: The Movie (Layout Artist)
Garfield Christmas Special
(Layout Design)
Garfield in Disguise (Layout)
Curious George
The Movie (Workbook)
The Simpsons (Character Layout Consultant)
Animation Debut: The Lord Of The Rings (1978) –
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales - (1987) Key Layout
Stylist.
Most Recent Credits: Heaven Or Hell (2020)
- Art Director.
Total Resume Credits: 32 Animation
Department Credits, 5 Art Director Credits, 6 Art Department Credits,
2 Producer Credits, 2 Director Credits, 2 Thanks Credits, 3 Self
Credits.
Summary: His real name is Edward L. Ghertner and was born in Texas in 1957. Ed is a renowned Layout Artist and Character Layout Artist who has spent over thirty years in film and animation. He started work on The Lord Of The Rings animated movie in 1978. and even handled a Muppet for the first Muppet Movie (uncredited I'm sure). He has worked at Disney Studios and Disney TV. He has worked on some of the great Disney classics including "The Fox and the Hound" (which he debuted in Disney after graduating from college), "Beauty and the Beast", "The Lion King", and the "Huntchback of Notre Dame" and "Mulan." In addition to working with Disney, Ed has worked on the "Curious George" and The Simpsons. Ed is an active member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Academy of television Arts and Sciences, Creative Talent Network.
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George Goode
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Polly
Wants a Treasure (with Holly Forsyth)
All's Whale That Ends Whale
(with Ryan Anthony and Rich Childlaw)
A Bad Reflection on You
(with Holly Forsyth)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with
Holly Forsyth)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (with Holly
Forsyth)
Bringing Down Babyface (with Ryan Anthony and Rich
Childlaw)
The Sound & The Furry (with Holly Forsyth, Rich
Childlaw and David Prince)
Character Design:
For Whom The Bell Klangs (with
Skip Morgan,Tom Owens and Kenny Tompkins)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck
(Storyboard)
Winnie The Pooh & Christmas Too (Storyboard)
Goof
Troop (Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid The Series (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Star
Trek: The Animated Series (Layout Artist)
PK & The Kid
(Assistant Camera)
InHumanoids: The Movie (Main Title
Creator)
Officer & A Gentleman (Concept Research)
Transformers
(Model/Background Design, Storyboard)
Animation Debuts: Lassie's Rescue Rangers (1972) -
Layout Artist.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures of
Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Storyboard Designer.
Final Credits:
Spider-Man (1995) - Storyboard Artist/ Johny Quest Vs. The
CyberInsects - Design Supervisor, Storyboard Director
Total
Resume Credits: 34 Animation Credits, 16 Art Department
Credits, 4 Misc Credits, 1 Camera & Electrical Department Credit.
Summary: George Goode (sometimes credited as George Foster Goode) was born in 1952. He started his animation career in 1973 worked on the animated version of Star Trek as a Layout Artist. He would work for Filmation, Hanna Barbera, DePatie-Frelang, Marvel, Ruby-Spears (with his work on the Transformers) and then Disney with TaleSpin in 1990 as a storyboard artist and did character design for Whom The Bell Klangs (I'm not sure if he did Kathy Dodd or Klang's character designs). George Goode passed away on November 11th, 1994.
Jan Green
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Stormy Weather (with Swinton
Scott and David Smith)
Double or Nothing (with Warren Greenwood
and Keith Tucker)
The Old Man And The SeaDuck (with David Smith
and Wendell Washer)
War of the Weirds (with Keith Tucker)
Baloo
Thunder (with Liz Chapman and David Schwartz)
Bygones (with
Kathleen Carr and David Schwartz)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Storyboard Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Designer)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard, Storyboard Clean Up)
Goof
Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard, Storyboard Revisions, Supervising Animation
Director)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Other Works:
The
Super 6 (Layouts)
Kwicky Koala Show (Story Director)
Scooby &
Scrappy-Doo (Story Director)
Fangface (Story Director)
Josie &
The Pussycats (Layouts)
Animation Debut: The Alvin Show (1961) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1987) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credit: Quack Pack (1996) –
Storyboard Artist.
Total Resume Credits: 70 Art
Department Credits, 9 Animation Department Credits, 1 Writer Credit,
1 Production Designer Credit.
Summary: Also credited as Jan Strejan. Not much is known about the cartoonist Jan Green, who drew the syndicated comic strip 'Hey, Swingy!' for General Features between 1964 and 1970. Green launched her strip about the "zany and laughable antics of a typical teen-age girl" on 26 October 1964. The strip also found its way to Québec, where is appeared under the title 'Julie' in La Presse in 1970-1971. By 1970, the US feature secretly went into reruns, and when readers started to complain, the syndicate stated that the author was ill. The strip disappeared from circulation shortly afterwards. Jan Green has also worked as a cartoonist for Teen magazine, and is presumably also the Jan Green who did storyboard art and story direction for animated cartoon series from the 1960s throughout the 1990s. Green's credits include Disney TV series like 'Quack Pack', 'Aladdin', 'Bonkers', 'Goof Troop', 'Darkwing Duck', 'The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh' and 'DuckTales', as well as Hanna-Barbera's 'Paw Paws', 'The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries', 'Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo', 'The New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show', 'The Ri¢hie Ri¢h/Scooby-Doo Show', 'The Biskitts', 'Jeannie', 'The Kwicky Koala Show', 'Challenge of the Superfriends' and 'The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan', DePatie Freleng's 'Return to the Planet of the Apes', 'Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends' and 'What's New, Mr. Magoo?' and shows like 'Fantastic Voyage' (Filmation), 'Alvin & the Chipmunks' (Ruby-Spears Productions) and 'G.I. Joe: The Revenge of Cobra' (Sunbow Productions). Jan Green passed away on July 17th, 2017.
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Warren Greenwood
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
It Came From Beneath The
SeaDuck (with Ryan Anthony and Roy Wilson)
Plunder & Lightning
(Part 3-with Viki Anderson, Larry Eikleberry, Hank Tucker and Roy
Wilson)
Bearly Alive (with Bob Kline)
Double Or Nothing (with
Jan Green and Keith Tucker)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Ducktales (Storyboard
Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard)
Ducktales
The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Storyboard Designer)
Gargoyles
(Storyboard)
Other Works:
Ace
Ventura: Pet Detective The Series (Storyboard)
Two Moon Junction
(Storyboard)
Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation
(Storyboard)
Darkstalkers (Storyboard)
Alien Racers (Writer)
Animation Debut: The Fantastic Four (1978) - Layout
Artist.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(1988) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credit:
Alien Racers (2005) – Writer.
Total Resume Credits:
36 Art Department Credits, 3 Animation Department Credits, 3 Writer
Credits.
Summary: Also known as Warren "William" Greenwood. He used to do an insane strip called "Space Dog" for the underground "Cocaine Comix". The first strip of "Space Dog", is about the intrepid canine explorer hauling a shipment of coke across the galaxy with his half naked girlfriend. It had nudity and a satiric/approving attitude toward drug use and it's everything underground comics were back then: dangerous and fun and just plain weird. Since then he's worked a few odd storyboarding jobs and stuff - he wrote for "Alien Racers" and did storyboarding for "TMNT".
Terence Harrison
TaleSpin Work:
Animation Director:
I Only Have Ice For
You (with Bob Zamboni and Robert Taylor)
Time Waits For No Bear
(with John Kimball, Rick Leon, Bob Zamboni and Robert Taylor)
Stormy
Weather
Mommy for a Day (with John Kimball)
Her Chance to Dream
(with Bob Shellhorn)
A Spy in the Ointment
War of the
Weirds
The Time Bandit (with John Kimball, Richard Tureblood, Bob
Zamboni and Robert Taylor)
Jolly Molly Christmas
Your Baloo's
In the Mail
The Incredible Shrinking Molly
Bygones
Disney Work:
The
Black Cauldron (Animator)
Fluppy Dogs (Timing Director)
Ducktales
(Director)
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Animation Director,
Director)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing
Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Slugging
& Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Timing Director)
The
Little Mermaid: The Series (Animation Director)
Goof Troop
(Animation Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Aladdin The Series (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Gargoyles (Timing Director)
Winnie The Pooh Playtime:
Spookable Pooh (Director)
Winnie The Pooh Playtime: Detective
Tigger (Director)
Boo To You Too! Winnie The Pooh (Animation &
Timing Director)
Beauty & The Beast: Enchanted Christmas
(Animation Director)
Quack Pack (Timing Director)
Pooh's Grand
Adventure: Search for Christopher Robin (Animation Director)
Mighty
Ducks: The Series (Animation Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of
Giving (Animation Director, Director)
101 Dalimations: The Series
(Timing Director)
Other Works:
In
a Nutshell (Animator)
Rocket Robin Hood (Animator)
A Flintstone
Christmas (Animator)
11 Steps to Survival (Animator)
Dick
Deadeye, or Duty Done (Animator)
Animation Debut: Foo-Foo (1960) - Animator,
Director.
DTVA Debut: The Black Cauldron (1985) –
Animator.
Final Credits: Growing Up With Winnie The
Pooh (2005) - Director)
Total Resume Credits: 58
Animation Department Credits, 15 Second Unit Director Credits, 5
Director Credits.
Summary: Born in 1932 in England. Harrison was an animator and director on Halas and Batchelor's Foo-Foo (1960). Harrison directed three shorts for the National Film Board of Canada, which included In A Nutshell (1971), Tilt (1972) and 11 Steps to Survival (1973). His other animator credits include Rocket Robin Hood (1966), Wacky Races (1968), The Remarkable Rocket (1974), Max And Mortiz (1977), A Flintsone Christmas (1977), Dynomutt: Dog Wonder (1978), Challenge Of The Superfriends (1978) and Scooby Doo & Scrappy Doo (1979). He worked as an animator and assistant director on The Kwicky Koala Show (1981) and served as a unit director on The Addams Family animated series (1973). For Disney, he was an animator on The Black Cauldron (1985). He was a timing director for Ducktales: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (1990). Harrison had directed 20 episodes of the Ducktales TV series. Additionally, he worked on several direct-to-video projects for the studio, such as Mighty Ducks: The Series (1997) and Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (1999) as animation and timing director; and Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search For Christopher Robin (1997) as animation director. Passed away Febuary 28th, 2007 in England.
Glen W. Hill
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
The Idol Rich
Disney Work:
There
is no credits at this time.
Other Works:
The
Swan Princess: The Mystery Of The Enchanted Treasure
(Storyboards)
The Wright Brothers (Layouts)
The Life &
Adventures Of Santa Claus (Director/Producer)
Hot Rod Dogs &
Cool Car Cats (Storyboards)
Adventures From The Book Of Virtues
(Producer)
Animation Debut: He-Man & The Masters Of The
Universe (1983) - Background Designer.
DTVA Debut:
TaleSpin (1990) – Storyboards.
Most Recent Credit:
Higglytown Heroes (2005) - Storyboards.
Total Resume
Credits: 31 Art Department Credits, 9 Animation Department
Credits, 6 Producer Credits, 2 Director Credits, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: Glen began work at Disney and continued a successful 24-year career in film and television. When he wasn't animating, directing, and producing on such films as The Fox and the Hound, The Book of Virtues, PBS, The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus, Universal, The Family Guy, Universal, Glen continued to illustrate for film, TV Guide and magazines. In 2002 he sold his home in Santa Barbara and moved to Three Rivers, California, where he built a new home and studio along the South Fork to nurture his flair for painting. Glen prefers candid settings capturing the honesty of his subjects. Whether he paints on location or in his studio Glen leads the viewer on a journey to reveal a story.
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Website
Libby Hinson
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
A Touch of Glass
The
Idol Rich (Co-writer with Bruce Talkington and Carter Crocker)
Mommy
a Day
Her Chance to Dream
The Balooest of the Bluebloods
The
Old Man and the Sea Duck
Jolly Molly Christmas
The Ransom of
the Red Chimp
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Writer)
Goof Troop (Writer)
Raw
Toonage (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Other Works:
Cro
(Writer)
The Secret Garden (Writer)
Horrible Histories
(Writer)
Starhill Ponies (Writer)
Big Bad Beetleborgs (Writer)
Animation Debut: Joy Meets Mr. Wrong (1986) -
Original Concept, Voice: Joy.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin
(1990) – Writer.
Most Recent Credit: Alpha &
Omega: Journey To Bear Kingdom (2017) - Sound Editor.
Total
Resume Credits: 25 Writer Credits, 14+ Sound Department
Credits.
Summary: Libby debuted in the student film Joy Meets Mr. Wrong under her original birth name Libby Schmeltzer in around 1986. She was brought into TaleSpin to take the edge off of Rebecca because the male writers were making Rebecca into a difficult character. This paid off as she became one of the best writers in DTVA and one of the few writers from DTVA who had the "heart" that made Disney, Disney. She continued her writing career until 2003; while moonlighting as a sound editor with her beloved Rick Hinson before going full time as a sound editor.
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Credits From IMDB
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Editing Credits From IMDB
Joy
Meets Mr. Wrong Segment
Youtube
Demo Reel
Larry Houston
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Lost Horizons (With Sharon
Forward and John Norton)
Disney Work:
Atlantis:
Milo's Return (Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command
(Storyboard)
Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Pocket
Dragons (Storyboard)
Spawn (Storyboard)
X-Men (Director,
Storyboard)
The Accuser (Co-Producer)
Fat Dog Mendoza
(Producer)
Animation Debut: The Tarzan/Lone Ranger/Zorro
Adventure Hour (1980) - Storyboard Artist.
DTVA Debut:
TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits:
Valt The Wonder Deer (2017) - Storyboard/Power of Grayskull: The
Definitive History of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe -
Self.
Total Resume Credits: 68 Art Department
Credits, 12 Producer Credits, 4 Misc Credits, 6 Director Credits, 2
Camera/Electrical Department Credits, 2 Writer Credits, 1 Animation
Department Credit, 2 Self Credits.
Summary: Larry F. Houston (sometimes credited as Larry Dallas) is a regular artist for Stan Lee media for the past 20 plus years. Before he become an animation artist; he was a system analyst and technician for several major computer compaines. He began working for Marvel in the 1980's on the syndicated series Spiderman series. He has worked on multiple projects as a producer, storyboard artist and director on series such as the Fantastic Four, The Incredible Hulk, X-Men, Spawn, The Mighty Orbits and Batman: The Animated Series. He has also drawn several comic books including All-Star Squadron, DNAgents and his own creation known as the Vanguards. Currently works for Starburns Industries.
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Profile
Lenora Hume
TaleSpin Work:
Director Of International Production:
All
Episodes
Disney Work:
Ducktales
The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Director Of International
Production)
Darkwing Duck (Director Of International
Production)
Goof Troop (Director Of International
Production)
Bonkers (Director Of International
Production)
Aladdin: The Series (Director Of International
Production)
Aladdin & The Return Of Jafar (Production
Oversight)
Gargoyles (Director Of International Production)
A
Goofy Movie (Director Of International Production)
Beauty &
The Beast: Enchanted Christmas (SVP Worldwide Production)
Timon &
Pumbaa (Director Of International Production)
Winnie The Pooh's
Heffalump Movie (Director Of International Production)
The Lion
King 2: Simba's Pride (SVP Worldwide Production)
Mickey's Twice
Upon A Christmas (SVP Worldwide Production)
The Lion King 1 1/2
(Director Of International Production)
The Jungle Book 2 (Director
Of International Production)
Return To Neverland (Director Of
International Production)
Lilo & Stitch 2 (Director Of
International Production)
Bambi 2 (Director Of International
Production)
Tinker Bell (Director Of International
Production)
Sofia The First (Managing Director)
Elena Of Avalor
(Managing Director)
Other Works:
Just
Shut Up! (Executive In Charge Of Production)
Samurai! Daycare
(Executive In Charge Of Production)
Thomas & Friends
(Executive In Charge Of Production)
Hero Of The Rails (Executive
In Charge Of Production)
Bob The Builder: Ready, Steady, Build!!
(Executive In Charge Of Production)
Animation Debut: Cosmic Christmas (1977) - Animation
Camera.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of
The Lost Lamp (1990) - Director Of International Production/TaleSpin
- Director Of International Production.
Most Recent Credits:
Smosh Babies (2017) - Executive In Charge Of Production.
Total
Resume Credits: 24 Producer Credits, 52 Production Manager
Credits, 8 Camera & Electric Department Credits, 1
Cinematographer Credit, 1 Visual Effect Credit, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: Hume graduated from Toronto's Havergal College in 1970, and received a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Waterloo four years later.[1] In 1976, the Toronto animation company Nelvana hired her as a cinematographer, a position she held for several of its first television specials including The Devil and Daniel Mouse. Hume served as director of photography for its first animated feature, 1983's Rock & Rule. For its next effort, 1985's The Care Bears Movie, she served as supervising producer and worked with Korean and Taiwanese crew. Lenora also began producing television animation. Ewoks and Droids for Lucasfilm and The Care Bears are amongst her producing credits, which also include the award winning Babar (1989, Gemini Award for Best Animated Program or Series) and Beetlejuice (1990, Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program). By 1990, Hume moved to Walt Disney Television Animation, where she became director of international production overseeing production on all shows animated shows produced between 1990-2003 featured in The Disney Afternoon syndicated package. In 1995, she was its international vice-president. With a career spanning 16 years, she rose within the organization to become Senior Vice President of Worldwide Production for both Walt Disney Television Animation and DisneyToon Studios. During which time she oversaw production of shows including TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, Gargoyles (TV series), Bonkers (TV series), Goof Troop and feature films including DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp and A Goofy Movie. In 2006, she left Disney and joined HIT Entertainment as Executive Vice President of Production & Programming and was tasked with preparing the production side of the private equity owned company for a sale. While at HiT, Lenora refreshed some of the most successful pre-school properties in the world, including: Thomas the Tank Engine, Bob the Builder, Angelina Ballerina, Pingu, and Fireman Sam. Additionally, during her tenure, her team developed a robust slate of new properties including Mike the Knight, HiT’s first new property to move into production since Bob the Builder. Having completed her assignment at HiT, Lenora re-settled in California and launched an independent production and consulting company in the media sector. Her current roster of clients include TeamTO, one of the leading animation studios in Paris, France and Alloy Digital (now known as DEFY Media), where she is producing the content for Shut Up! Cartoons one of the new funded channels on YouTube. Team TO: Yellowbird, Skylanders Academy, and Pac-Man: Ghostly Adventures.
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Wikipedia
Entry
John Kimball
TaleSpin Work:
Animation Director:
Time
Waits For No Bear (with Terence Harrison, Rick Leon, Bob Zamboni and
Robert Taylor)
It Came From Beneath the SeaDuck (with Robert
Taylor, Rick Leon and Bob Zamboni)
The Bigger They Are; The Louder
They Oink
Plunder & Lightning (Act II/III/IV - with
Richard Trueblood and Bob Zamboni)
From
Here to Machinery
Mommy for a Day (with Terrance
Harrison)
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship
A Star is Torn
A
Baloo Switcheroo (with Richard Tureblood and Bob Zamboni)
Last
Horizons
Flight of the Snowduck (with Bob Zamboni and Marsh
Lamore)
Save The Tiger!
The Time Bandit (with Terence Harrison,
Richard Tureblood, Bob Zamboni and Robert Taylor)
For Whom The
Bell Klangs (Part 1- with Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Bob Zamboni)
My
Fair Baloo (with Rick Leon and Mircea Mantta)
Jumping The Guns
(with Marsh Lamore)
In Search of Ancient Blunders (with Rick Leon
and Bob Zamboni)
Louie's Last Stand (with Marsh Lamore)
Sheepskin
Deep (with Marsh Lamore and Rick Leon)
Road to Macadamia (with
Marsh Lamore and Mitch Rochon)
Ransom of the Red Chimp (with Mitch
Rochon)
Paradise Lost (with Vincent Bassols, Mitch Rochon and Bob
Zamboni)
Timing Director:
Stormy Weather (with Rick Leon
and Bob Shellhorn)
Plunder and Lightning (Part 4-with Marsh
Lamore)
Flight of the Snowduck (with Bob Treat and Marsh
Lamore)
Paradise Lost (with Vincent Bassols, Mitch Rochon and
James T. Walker)
Disney Work:
Dad,
Can I Borrow The Car? (Additional Photographer)
Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Director, Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck
(Animation Director)
Raw Toonage (Animation Director)
Goof
Troop (Animation Director)
Marsupilami (Animation
Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Return
of Jafar (Animation Director)
Aladdin The Series (Animation
Director, Timing Director)
Timon & Pumbaa (Timing Director,
Animation Director)
The Bug Hunt (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Aladdin & The King of Thieves (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Around The World With Timon & Pumbaa (Timing
Director)
Gargoyles (Storyboard Revisions)
Quack Pack (Timing
Director, Animation Director)
Mighty Ducks: The Series (Timing
Director)
Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World (Animation
Director)
Hercules The Series (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (Timing Director,
Sheeting Director)
The Weekenders (Timing Director)
Teacher's
Pet (Timing Director, Animation Director)
Other Works:
Raggedy
Ann & Andy: Musical Adventure (Animator)
The 2000 Year Old Man
(Animator)
It's Punky Brewster (Director)
Alvin & The
Chipmunks (Director)
Chalkzone (Director)
Animation Debut: Stop, Look & Listen (1967) -
Additional Voice.
DTVA Debut: Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (1989) - Director, Timing Director.
Most
Recent Credits: The Nation's Favorite Disney Song (2015) -
Himself.
Total Resume Credits: 27 Director Credits,
34 Animation Department Credits, 1 Misc Credit, 2 Art Department
Credits, 2 Camera/Electrical Department Credits, 1 Actor Credit, 1
Visual Effects Credit, 1 Script & Continuity Department Credit, 2
Self Credits.
Summary: John Kimball is a second-generation animator, director, and designer in the L.A. animation industry. Born in 1941, John was surrounded by jam sessions and art classes from an early age. His father, you see, was Ward Kimball, and something of a Renaissance man, being a professional musician and illustrator above and beyond his day job as a directing animator on a string of Disney animated features. John Kimball returned to the Disney Company in 1987, during the formative years of a new corporate division called "Disney Television Animation." . Over the next decade and a half, Mr. Kimball worked on a string of TV Animation projects, everything from episodics to direct-to-video features. (He worked, for example, on the first sequel to the theatrical feature Aladdin.). Over time, John grew more and more frustrated with his work at Disney TVA, because the division limited the responsibilities of directors. His last gig before retirement, directing episodes of Nickelodeon's Chalk Zone.
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Paulette King
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Gruel & Unusual Punishment (with
Viki Anderson, Jill Colbert Trousdale, Hank Tucker and Roy
Wilson)
Destiny Rides Again (with Roy Wilson, Viki Anderson and
Roy Shishido)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard Clean Up)
The Little Mermaid The Series
(Storyboard Revisions)
Goof Troop (Storyboard Revisions)
Bonkers
(Storyboard Revisions)
Other Works:
Tom
& Jerry: The Movie (Assistant Animator)
Happily Ever After
(Assistant Animator)
Pinocchio & The Emperor of the Night
(Assistant Animator)
Bravestarr: The Legend (Special Effects
Assistant Animator)
Bravestarr (Special Effects Assistant
Animator)
Animation Debut: Pinocchio & The Emperor Of The
Night (1987) - Assistant Animator.
DTVA Debut:
TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credit:
Bonkers (1993) - Storyboard Revisions.
Total Resume Credits:
5 Art Department Credits, 3 Animation Department Credits, 2 Visual
Effects Credits.
Summary: No details on this profile at this time.
Bob Kline
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
The Idol Rich (with Yi-Chih
Chen)
Plunder and Lightning (Part I- With Larry Eikleberry and
Hank Tucker)
Bearly Alive (with Warren Greenwood)
The Time
Bandit (with Viki Anderson, Ryan Anthony and Larry Eikleberry)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (Storyboard Designer)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The
Lost Lamp (Storyboard Designer)
Pedal To The Metal
(Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Development
Designs, Director, Producer)
The Mighty Ducks: The Series
(Storyboard)
Belle's Magical World (Director,Producer)
Hercules:
The Animated Series (Storyboard, Director)
Hercules: Zero To Hero
(Director)
Kim Possible (Storyboard)
House of Mouse
(Storyboard)
Mickey, Donald Goofy: The Three Musketeers (Art
Director)
The Jungle Book 2 (Additional Production
Support)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas (Title
Designer)
Cinderella III: A Twist In Time (Art Director)
Minnie's
Bow-Toons (Storyboard)
Sofia The First: Once Upon A Princess
(Storyboards)
Other Works:
Animaniacs
(Director)
The Space Sentinels (Storyboard Director)
Dungeons &
Dragons (Main Title)
G.I. Joe (Storyboard)
He-Man: Masters of
the Universe (1983) (Storyboard)
Animation Debuts: Lassie's Rescue Rangers (1972) -
Layout Artist.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of the Gummi
Bears (1988) - Storyboard Artist/ The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits:
Minnie's Bow-Toons (2012) - Storyboard Artist/Sofia The First: Once
Upon A Princess - Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits:
43 Art Department Credits, 15 Animation Department Credits, 16 Misc
Credits, 5 Director Credits, 7 Art Director Credits, 2 Producer
Credits, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Bob Kline is a thirty-three year veteran of the animation business. From 1973 to 1987 he worked at a variety of studios that produced series television animation. They included Filmation, Ruby & Spears and Marvel. His job titles during those years included layout artist, storyboard artist, storyboard supervisor, development artist, key background painter, and character designer. Among the shows Bob contributed to are Star Trek: The Animated Series, Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids, The New Adventures of Batman , Tarzan, Lord Of The Jungle, Blackstar, Flash Gordon, He-Man & The Masters Of The Universe, Thundarr The Barbarian, GI Joe, Dungeons & Dragons, Muppet Babies, My Little Pony, Fraggle Rock: The Animated Series. In 1987, Disney Television Animation hired Bob. His initial involvement was on the first season of the New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh series doing storyboards and design development. Following that he did storyboards for Adventures of The Gummi Bears, and development art for TaleSpin and Darkwing Duck. After that he became development art director contributing to such projects as Bonkers and Gargoyles. As a producer/director Bob helmed Belle's Magical World. As director, he worked on several episodes of Gargoyles and Hercules: The Series. Prior to taking on the art direction chores for Cinderela III: A Twist In Time, Bob was an art director on Mcikey, Donald & Goofy - The Three Musketeers. Bob spent four years in the Air Force as an illustrator, and attended both the California State University at Long Beach and the Art Center College of Design. In the late sixties and early seventies Bob contributed to several fanzines including G.B. Love’s The Rocket’s Blast Comic Collector, Jan Strnad’s Anomly and Gary Groth’s The Fantastic Fanzine. Also worked as a title designer for various movies, including Shrek.
"There was an attempt from the very beginning to make this a unique show."- Comments about the effort to make this a unique series.
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Ken Koonce
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Bearly Alive (Co-writer with David
Weimers and Dave Stefan)
On a Wing and a Bear (Co-writer with
David Weimers)
A Baloo Switcheroo (Co-writer with David Weimers
and Alan Burnett)
The Time Bandit (Co-writer with David Weimers)
Story Editor:
Vowel Play (Co-writer with
David Weimers)
Bearly Alive (Co-writer with David Weimers)
On a
Wing and a Bear (Co-writer with David Weimers)
A Baloo Switcheroo
(Co-writer with David Weimers)
The Time Bandit (Co-writer with
David Weimers)
Gruel & Unusual Punishment (Co-writer with
David Weimers)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (Co-writer with David
Weimers)
Sheepskin Deep (Co-writer with David Weimers)
Pizza
Pie in the Sky (Co-writer with David Weimers)
Disney Work:
The
Wuzzles (Story Editor, Writer)
Ducktales (Writer, Story Editor,
Story, Script, Teleplay, Co-Producer, Producer)
Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Writer, Story Editor)
Ducktales The Movie:
Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Additional Material)
101 Dalmatians:
The Series (Story Editor, Script Consultant, Writer)
Hercules: The
Animated Series (Writer, Story Editor)
Buzz Lightyear of Star
Command (Writer)
Legend of Tarzan (Writer)
Lilo & Stitch
The Series (Writer)
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (Writer)
Other Works:
Amazing
Feats of Young Hercules (Writer)
Galaxy High School (Head
Writer)
Harry & The Hendersons (Writer)
Muppet Babbies
(Writer)
Sitting Ducks (Writer)
Animation Debut: Jayce & The Wheeled Warriors
(1985) – Writer.
DTVA Debut: The Wuzzles
(1985) - Writer, Story Editor.
Most Recent Credit:
Krypto The Superdog (2005) - Writer/ Brandy & Mr. Whiskers –
Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 32 Writer Credits, 8
Misc Credits, 2 Producer Credits, 1 Script & Continuity
Department Credit, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Ken Koonce graduated from South Illinois University at Carbondale. Often partnered up with David Weimers.
Rob LaDuca
TaleSpin Work:
Prop Design:
Mommy for a Day (with Terry
Hudson)
Storyboards:
A Spy in the Ointment (with Kurt
Anderson and Keith Tucker)
Balooest of the Bluebloods (with Kurt
Anderson and Chris Ruthkowski)
Captains Outrageous (with Kurt
Anderson and Chris Ruthkowski)
My Fair Baloo (with Kurt Anderson,
Jill Colbert Trousdale and Chris Ruthkowski)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard,
Overseas Animation Director)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Storyboard Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Prop
Design)
Aladdin The Series (Director)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Director, Producer)
Around The World With Timon & Pumbaa
(Producer)
Winnie the Pooh: Boo To You Too (Director)
Lion King
II: Simba's Pride (Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving
(Storyboard Designer)
Disney Princess Stories Volume 2: Tales Of
Friendship (Director)
Jasmine's Enchanted Tales: Journey Of A
Princess (Director)
Lilo & Stitch The Series
(Director)
Mickey's Adventures In Wonderland (Director)
Mickey's
Treat (Director)
Mickey's Great Clubhouse Hunt (Director)
Mickey
Mouse's Clubhouse (Director)
Mickey Saves Santa & Other
Mouseketales (Director)
Jake & The Neverland Pirates (Voice of
Crab #2, Executive Producer)
Mickey Mouse Mixed Up Adventures
(Executive Producer)
Other Works:
Jimmy
Neutron: Boy Genius (Movie Sqeuence)
The Plague Dogs (Senior
Assistant Animator)
Joseph: King of Dreams (Director)
Star
Wars: Episode 6- Return of the Jedi (Effects Animator)
The Lord of
The Rings: The Animated Movie (Assistant Animator)
Animation Debut: Tubby The Tuba (1975) - Inbetween
Artist.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1987) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credit: Mickey Mouse Mixed Up
Adventures (2020) - Executive Producer.
Total Resume
Credits: 8 Art Department Credits, 15 Director Credits, 8
Producer Credits, 7 Animation Department Credits, 4 Visual Credits, 2
Misc Credits, 1 Actor Credit, 1 Self Credit, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: Rob LaDuca is an American animation producer, director, storyboard artist and animator who debuted with Tubby The Tuba in 1975. In 1979 he was assistant animator on the animated TV film A Family Circus Christmas where he worked together with Glen Keane. A year earlier he was assistant animator on Lord of The Rings. In 1981 he animated American Pop followed the following year by The Plague Dogs. He was effects animator on Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan and Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi and directed the Dreamworks sequel to The Prince of Egypt Joseph: King of Dreams. Then in 2003 he directed a number of episodes of Tutenstein. Rob LaDuca joined Disney TV animation department in the mid-1980's as storyboard designer on a Gummi Bears episode. He then moved to Ducktales where he storyboarded a number of episodes. In the mid-1990's he directed and produced a sequence of Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie followed by helming the first Lion King sequel Simba's Pride. In 2006 Rob directed episodes of Lilo & Stitch: The Series and both produced and directed Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
Marsh Lamore
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Director:
I Only Have Ice For You (with
Rick Leon, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
It Came From
Beneath the SeaDuck (with Rick Leon and Richard Tureblood)
The
Bigger They Are; The Louder They Oink (with Carole Beers, Rick Leon,
Mircea Mantta and Bob Shellhorn)
The Idol Rich (with Mircea
Mantta, Rick Leon and Bob Shellhorn)
Plunder & Lightning (with
Vincent Bassols, John Kimball, Rick Leon, Bob Shellhorn, James T.
Walker)
From Here to Machinery (with Carole Beers and Bob
Shellhorn)
Mommy for a Day (with Carole Beers, Rick Leon, Bob
Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
Molly Coddled (with Micrea Mantta
and Richard Tureblood)
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship (with
Vonnie Baston, Bob Shellhorn, Richard Tureblood and James T.
Walker)
A Bad Reflection On You (Part 1-with Mircea Mantta, Bob
Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
A Star is Torn (with Richard
Tureblood, Carole Beers, Bob Treat and Rick Leon)
A Spy in the
Ointment (with Carole Beers, Bob Shellhorn, Richard Tureblood and
James T. Walker)
Balooest of the Bluebloods (with Bob Treat and
Rick Leon)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with Vincent Bassols, Bob
Treat and James T. Walker)
Last Horizons
Flight of the Snowduck
(with Bob Treat and John Kimball)
Save The Tiger (with Vincent
Bassols)
The Time Bandit (with Richard Tureblood, Carole Beers and
Mitch Rochon)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (Part 1-with John Kimball,
Rick Leon and Bob Zamboni)
My Fair Baloo (with Vincent Bassols and
Marsh Lamore)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Vincent Bassols,
Carole Beers and Bob Shellhorn
Flight School Confidential
Jumping
The Gunss(with Vincent Bassols and Bob Treat)
Louie's Last Stand
(with Kathrin Victor)
Baloo Thunder (with Bob Treat and James T.
Walker)
Destiny Rides Again (with Vincent Bassols, Carole Beers,
Marlene Robinson May, Bob Shellhorn and Bob Treat)
Road to
Macadamia (with Vincent Bassols, Carole Beers and James T.
Walker)
The Ransom of the Red Chimp (with Vincent Bassols and
James T. Walker)
The Incredible Shrinking Molly (with Vincent
Bassols, Marlene Robinson May, Bob Shellhorn and James T. Walker)
Animation Director:
Flight of the Snowduck (with
Bob Zamboni and John Kimball)
Captains Outrageous (with Bob
Shellhorn)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (Part 1-with Vincent
Bassols)
Citizen Khan (with James T. Walker)
Jumping The Guns
(with John Kimball)
Louie's Last Stand (with John
Kimball)
Sheepskin Deep (with John Kimball and Rick Leon)
Pizza
Pie In the Sky (with Bob Zamboni, Rick Leon and Mitch Rochon)
Road
to Macadamia (with John Kimball and Mitch Rochon)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director)
Ducktales
(Timing Director)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Timing
Director)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing
Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Slugging
& Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Animation Director)
The
Little Mermaid The Series (Timing Director)
Goof Troop (Timing
Director)
Marsupilami (Animation Director)
Raw Toonage
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Aladdin & The King of Thieves (Animation
Director, Timing Director)
Aladdin & The Return of Jafar
(Animation Director)
Aladdin The Series (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Gargoyles (Storyboard Revisions)
The Mighty
Ducks The Series (Timing Director)
Around The World With Timon &
Pumbaa (Timing Director)
Timon & Pumbaa (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Quack Pack (Timing Director, Animation
Director)
Jungle Cubs (Timing Director, Animation
Director)
Pocahontas 2: Journey To A New World (Animation
Director, Timing Director)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search for
Christopher Robin (Additional Animation Director)
Beauty & The
Beast: Enchanted Christmas (Additional Animation Director)
Hercules
The Series (Animation Director)
101 Dalimations: The Series
(Animation Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Season Of Giving (Timing
Director)
Teacher's Pet (Timing Director)
Recess: School's Out
(Animation Timing Director)
The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride
(Animation & Timing Director)
Cinderella II: Dreams Come True
(Timing Director)
Lady & The Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure
(Timing Director)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas (Animation &
Timing Director)
Clerks (Timing Director)
The Legend of Tarzan
(Timing Director)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 (Timing
Director)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (Timing Director)
Stitch
Experiment 626 (Additional Timing Director)
Lilo & Stitch The
Series (Timing Director)
101 Dalmatians: Patch's London Adventure
(Timing Director)
House of Mouse (Timing Director)
Kim Possible
(Timing Director)
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (Animation Timing
Director)
Leroy & Stitch (Timing Director)
The Empreror's
New Groove: Kronk's New Groove (Timing Director)
Tarzan 2 (Timing
Director)
Pooh's Heffalump Movie (Timing Director)
Mulan 2
(Timing Director)
Stitch: The Movie (Additional Timing
Director)
Piglet's Big Movie (Sheet Timer)
Tarzan & Jane
(Timing Director)
Other Works:
The
Super Mario Brothers Super Show (Storyboard Slugger)
Star Trek:
The Animated Series (Animator)
Sonic The Hedgehog (Storyboard
Slugger)
The Space Sentinels (Animation Director)
She-Ra:
Princess of Power (Director)
Animation Debut: The Archie Show (1968) - Animator/
Fantastic Voyage - Animator/The Batman/Superman Hour –
Animator.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures Of Winnie
The Pooh (1989) - Timing Director.
Most Recent Credits:
Leroy & Stitch (2006) - Timing Director.
Total Resume
Credits: 97 Animation Department Credits, 3 Art Department
Credits, 9 Director Credits.
Summary: Sometimes credited as Marshall La More; began his career in 1968 for Filmation.
Larry Latham
TaleSpin Work:
Director:
The Bigger They Are; The Louder
They Oink
Plunder & Lightning (Act II-IV)
From Here to
Machinery
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship
A Spy in the
Ointment
Double or Nothing (Co-director with Ed Ghertner)
Last
Horizons
Save the Tiger
Jumping the Guns
Louie's Last
Stand
Sheepskin Deep
The Road to Macadamia
The Ransom of Red
Chimp
Paradise Lost
Post-Production Producer:
Plunder &
Lightning (Act I/III)
The Old Man and The SeaDuck
The Time
Bandit
Pizza Pie In The Sky
Baloo Thunder
Stuck On You
The
Incredible Shrinking Molly
Bygones
Storyboard:
Save The Tiger (with Andrew Austin,
Sharon Forward, John Norton and David Schwartz)
Disney
Work:
Fluppy Dogs (Storyboard
Designer)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure
Of The Lost Lamp (Storyboard Designer)
Raw Toonage
(Producer)
Bonkers (Director)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard)
Marsupilami (Series Development)
101 Dalmatians: A
Pups' Tale (Director)
Other Works:
The
Tick (Cartoon) (Storyboard)
Babes In Toyland (Storyboard)
An
American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island (Storyboard,
Director, Producer)
Wing Commander: Academy (Producer)
Super
Power Team: Galactic Guardians (Producer)
Animation Debut: The Worm Eaters (1977) - Sound
Recordist.
DTVA Debut: Fluppy Dogs (1986) -
Storyboard Designer.
Most Recent Credits: Hits
(2014) - Executive Producer.
Total Resume Credits:
46 Art Department Credits, 11 Producer Credits, 5 Director Credits, 1
Animation Department Credit, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Sound Department
Credit, 1 Actor Credit.
Summary: Larry Latham; like many who join the field of animation had a life-long interest in the field. Born in Oklahoma City; Larry is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a degree in motion picture production. Larry had some stints as a sound recordist, production manager, still photographer, editor and was even an actor until 1979. He began his career by being in a training course for assistant animators at Hanna-Barbera. Two months later; he was hired as an apprentice at storyboard design by the studio and he worked there for eight years. He went from artist to producer and contributed to such shows as The Snorks, The Smurfs, newer versions of the Flintstones, Richie Rich and Scooby-Doo among them. He left Hanna-Barbera and the animation field for a few years to train as a director for the American Film Institute (AFI). He returned to Disney in 1989 and made a huge impact as a director for TaleSpin's pilot episode "Plunder and Lightning" which went on to win one of TaleSpin's two Emmy noiminations. He also worked on Bonkers (the shorts; not the tv show bearing the same name) and Raw Toonage before leaving in 1993 to become a freelance director and storyboard artist working on the American Tail sequel, Babes in Toyland and The Tick. He was also known for his interactive work on CD-ROM from Electronic Arts and worked on interactive productions such as Wing Commander Academy, "Mr. Zickerfoose", "Galloping Tintypes" and "Turbo Math 3D". He is not related to Moondog Spot from professional wrestling in anyway. In 2008, Latham began writing, drawing and publishing a webcomic called Lovecraft is Missing, a project inspired by the works of H. P. Lovecraft and originally conceived by Latham as an animated series. He released the first pages on October 1, 2008, and kept the comic going until his death from cancer on November 2, 2014.
"We all have high standards and we try to achieve
things that have never been seen before, things that stimulate our
imagination...."- Larry Latham On TaleSpin's High
Standard.
"Quite simply; we wanted real acting...That's
why we cast real actors, not cartoon voices." - Larry
Latham On The Cast.
Additional
Credits From IMDB
Wikipedia
Entry
Rick Leon
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Director:
I Only Have Ice For You
(with Marsh Lamore, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
Time
Waits For No Bear (with Bob Shellhorn)
It Came From Beneath the
SeaDuck (with Marsh Lamore and Richard Tureblood)
The Bigger They
Are; The Louder They Oink (with Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore, Mircea
Mantta and Bob Shellhorn)
The Idol Rich (with Marsh Lamore, Mircea
Mantta and Bob Shellhorn)
Stormy Weather (with John Kimball and
Bob Shellhorn)
Plunder & Lightning (Part I-with Marsh Lamore,
Bob Shellhorn and James T. Walker)
Mommy for a Day (with Carole
Beers, Marsh Lamore, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
Her
Chance to Dream (with Bob Shellhorn and James T. Walker)
A Star is
Torn (with Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore, Bob Treat and Richard
Tureblood)
Balooest of the Bluebloods (with Bob Treat and Marsh
Lamore)
For a Fuel Dollars More (with Carole Beers, Bob Shellhorn
and Richard Tureblood)
A Bad Reflection On You (with Jamie
Mitchell and Mitch Rochon)
Feminine Air (with Vincent Bassols and
Bob Treat)
Destiny Rides Again (with Bob Zamboni and Michael
Svayko)
Your Baloo's In the Mail (with Bob Shellhorn, Bob Treat
and James T. Walker)
Animation Director:
Time Waits For No Bear (with
Terence Harrison, John Kimball, Bob Zamboni and Robert Taylor)
It
Came From Beneath the SeaDuck (with Robert Taylor, John Kimball and
Bob Zamboni)
Molly Coddled (with James T. Walker)
Feminine Air
(with James T. Walker)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with James T.
Walker)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (Part 1- with John Kimball, Marsh
Lamore and Bob Zamboni)
My Fair Baloo (with John Kimball and
Micrea Mantta)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Mircea
Mantta)
In Search of Ancient Blunders (with John Kimball and Bob
Zamboni)
Sheepskin Deep (with Marsh Lamore and John Kimball)
Pizza
Pie In the Sky (with Marsh Lamore, Bob Zamboni and Mitch
Rochon)
Stuck On You (with Michael Svayko and Bob Zamboni)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Director, Timing Director)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Timing Director)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Director,
Timing Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp
(Slugging & Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Animation
Director)
Raw Toonage (Animation Director)
Goof Troop
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Marsupilami (Timing
Director)
The Little Mermaid: The Series (Timing Director)
Bonkers
(Animation Director)
Aladdin & The King of Thieves (Animation
Director, Timing Director)
Aladdin & The Return of Jafar
(Animation Director)
Aladdin The Series (Animation Director,
Timing Director, Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Timing Director)
Around
The World With Timon & Pumbaa (Timing Director)
Timon &
Pumbaa (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Jungle Cubs
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
101 Dalmatians: The Series
(Animation Director)
Pepper Ann (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year (Timing
Director)
Belle's Magical World (Director)
Hercules: The
Animated Series (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Mickey's
Once Upon A Christmas (Animation & Timing Director)
House of
Mouse (Timing Director)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (Timing
Director)
Filmore! (Timing Director)
Teacher's Pet (Timing
Director, Animation Director)
Teacher's Pet The Movie (Timing
Director)
101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure (Timing
Director)
Atlantis: Milo's Return (Timing Director)
Kim
Possible: A Stitch In Time (Timing Director)
Kim Possible (Timing
Director)
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (Animation Timing
Director)
American Dragon Jake Long (Timing Director)
Lilo &
Stich: The Series (Timing Director)
Leroy & Stitch (Timing
Director)
My Friends Tigger & Pooh (Timing Director)
The
Empreror's New School (Timing Director)
Special Agent Oso (Timing
Director)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Timing Director)
Other Works:
Codename:
Kid Next Door (Timing Director)
The Jetsons (Animation
Director)
Sheep In The Big City (Lip Assignment)
The Kwicky
Koala Show (Animator)
Scooby-Doo & Scrappy-Doo (Animator)
Animation Debut: Scooby's Laff-A Lympics (1978) -
Animator/ Challenge Of The Superfriends - Animator/ Godzilla –
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1988) - Timing
Director, Director.
Most Recent Credits: Mickey
Mouse Clubhouse (2011) - Timing Director.
Total Resume
Credits: 94 Animation Department Credits, 2 Second Unit
Director Credits, 6 Director Credits, 2 Misc Credits, 1 Art
Department, 1 Script & Continuity Department Credit.
Summary: Rick Leon has retired since 2011.
Eric Lewald
TaleSpin Work:
Writer:
Molly Coddled (Co-writer with
Alan Burnett)
Citizen Khan
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer)
Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(Story)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Writer)
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Winnie The Pooh Playtime: Detective Tigger
(Writer)
Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles (Story Editor,
Executive Story Editor)
Other Works:
Stargate:
Infinity (Producer)
Young Hercules (Head Writer)
Incoming
Freshmen (Writer, Director, Producer, Actor- Luggage Man)
Apple
Valley Knights (Executive Producer, Director)
Beetlejuice: The
Cartoon (Story Editor)
Animation Debut: Incoming Freshmen (1979) - Writer,
Director, Producer, Actor- Luggage Man.
DTVA Debut:
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (1989) – Writer.
Most
Recent Credits: Nostalgia Critic (2019) - Self.
Total
Resume Credits: 16 Misc Credits, 45 Writer Credits, 8
Producer Credits, 2 Director Credits, 1 Actor Credit, 2 Self Credits.
Summary: Eric Lewald graduated from UT in 1976 with one of the first BAs in Cinema Studies (put together through the College Scholars program).His Scholars thesis consisted of devising and teaching a film appreciation course within the UT "honors" department. Immediately after graduation, Eric and fellow College Scholar Glenn Morgan produced a low-budget feature film, "Incoming Freshmen," which was shot in and around UT, with a cast and crew made up almost entirely of UT students. The completed film was sold to Cannon Films and was released world-wide in 1979. After work on a couple more independent movies, Eric moved to Los Angeles in the early 80s and found his niche as a writer/showrunner in television. His breakthrough came with the sale of a story idea to Hanna-Barbera Productions which was co-written by yet another UT College Scholar, John Loy. Since then Eric has written or supervised the writing of nearly 500 half-hour television episodes, primarily in animation. The studios he has worked for include Disney, Universal, Warner Brothers, MGM, and Twentieth Century Fox, and the series he has supervised have appeared on all of the major television networks. His first major supervisory position was on the animated "Beetlejuice" series for Fox. That led to Eric's being hired to develop and run the 76-episodes of "X-Men: The Animated Series,"a number-one rated series that had two more UT College Scholars -- Mark Edens and Michael Edens -- as its principal writers. Other action series, like "Street Fighter," for the USA Network, "Gargoyles," for ABC, and "RoboCop," at MGM, followed. Eric returned to live-action writing as the supervising producer of the series "Young Hercules," for Universal, a 50-episode companion piece to the more adult "Hercules" and "Xena" series of the late 90s. After over 15 years in the production side of television, in 2001 Eric took a four-year stab at the executive side as Senior Vice-President, Creative Affairs, for a medium-sized production house, DIC Entertainment ("Madeline," "Inspector Gadget," etc.). There he oversaw the contributions of many of the same writers and artists that he had worked with in the past. On the side, Eric and two other UT grads, Glenn Morgan and Bill Nation, own and run the nationally recognized motorcycle dealership, Pro Italia Motors, which can be seen in the "Day in the Valley" episode of the HBO series "Entourage." He is the husband of Juila Jane Lewald (Julia Jane Roberts).
Additional
Credits From IMDB
San
Diego Comic Fest Profile
Julia Jane Lewald
TaleSpin Work:
Writer:
All's Whale That Ends
Whale
Feminine Air (Co-writer with Bruce Talkington)
Jumping
the Guns (Co-Writer with Steve Roberts)
The Sound and the Furry
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Teleplay)
Darkwing Duck (Writer)
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Writer)
Goof Troop
(Writer)
Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles (Writer)
Buzz
Lightyear of Star Command (Writer)
Other Works:
Ultimate
Book of Spells (Writer)
Young Hercules (Head Writer)
Avengers
(Story Editor)
Lucky (Actor- Nun)
Bureau of Alien Detectors
(Story Editor)
Animation Debut: Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
(1989) – Writer.
DTVA Debut: Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (1989) – Writer.
Most Recent Credits:
Nostalgia Critic (2019) - Self.
Total Resume Credits:
7 Misc Credits, 39 Writing Credits, 2 Producer Credits, 2 Actress
Credits, 1 Thanks Credit, 3 Self Credits.
Summary: Eric Lewald and Julia Lewald are two of the premier writer-producers in youth-oriented and animated television, with over 700 produced credits, a number-one hit, an Emmy nomination and an Environmental Media Award between them. They have been showrunners, together or individually, on 14 series, including X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, the show that put Marvel characters on the map and made Fox TV the number one network in kids’ programming. Eric and Julia met at Walt Disney TV Animation during the era of The Disney Afternoon, where they each wrote for Chip ’n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers, Goof Troop, Darkwing Duck, Tale Spin, and Winnie the Pooh. The Lewalds, both together and individually, have developed series for most of the major studios – for Universal, MGM, Fox, Disney; for Ivan Reitman at Northern Lights; and for Spielberg and Katzenberg at Dreamworks. At Sam Raimi’s Renaissance Films, they supervised the writing on all 50 episodes for the Hercules/Xena spin-off Young Hercules, starring Oscar-nominee Ryan Gosling. For Bonnie Hammer at USA Network they developed and ran Streetfighter, the top animated series on the network. Their RoboCop: Alpha Commando resurrected the RoboCop franchise, and Exo Squad, whose first year Eric supervised, became Universal’s number one animated action series. Julia’s Skeleton Warriors series was a hit on CBS. The Lewalds most recently were developers/showrunners for the first successful 3D-CGI animated action-adventure series, Dream Defenders, for Singapore’s Tiny Island Productions, which premiered in September, 2011, as the top hit on the Sony-Discover-Imax 3D cable network, 3Net.
Additional
Credits From IMDB
San
Diego Comic Fest Profile
Jymn Magon
TaleSpin Work:
Co-Conceptual Producer:
All Episodes
(With Mark Zaslove)
Supervising Producer:
All Episodes
Story Editor:
A
Touch of Glass
It Came From Beneath the Sea Duck
Plunder
& Lightning
For a Fuel Dollars More
A Bad Reflection on
You
For Whom the Bell Klangs
My Fair Baloo
Louie's Last
Stand
Destiny Rides Again
Mach One for the Gipper
Stuck on
You
The Sound & The Furry
Story Writer:
A Bad Reflection On You
(Act II)
Drumming Up Business (Audio Book)
The Seeds Of Victory
(Audio Book)
Disney Work:
The
Rescuers OST (Producer, Adaptor)
Mickey Mouse Disco (Music
Producer, Lyrics "Mousetrap")
Adventures of the Gummi
Bears (Supervising Producer, Writer, Story Editor)
Ducktales
(Writer, Teleplay, Story Editor)
The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (Writer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer, Story
Editor)
Darkwing Duck (Writer)
Goof Troop (Writer, Story
Editor)
A Goofy Movie (Additional Materials)
Quack Pack
(Writer, Story Editor)
The Book of Pooh (Writer)
The Book of
Pooh: Stories From The Heart (Writer)
Mickey's Mouseworks
(Writer)
The House of Mouse (Writer)
Mickey's House of Villains
(Writer)
Atlantis: Milo's Return (Writer)
Super Robot Monkey
Team Hyperforce Go! (Writer)
Belle's Princess Stories
(Writer)
Dumbo Tales/Campfire Tales/Aseop's Fables (Writer)
Mommy
& The Headbangers (Co-Creator/Development)
Other Works:
Archie's
Weird Mysteries (Story Editor)
Casper: A Spirited Beginning
(Writer)
A Christmas Carol (Adaptation)
Casper Meets Wendy
(Writer)
All Dogs Go To Heaven's Christmas Carol (Writer)
Animation Debut: The Rescuers OST (1977) -
Producer.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(1985) - Story Editor, Story, Teleplay, Writer.
Most Recent
Credit: Smighties Spooky Stories (2019) - Writer/Smighties -
Writer/Filly Funtasia - Writer/What About Our Life? - Self.
Total
Resume Credits: 48+ Writer Credits, 12 Misc Credits, 5
Producer Credits, 2 Acting Credits, 1 Music Department Credit, 2 Self
Credits, 1 Archive Credit.
Summary: Born in Detroit, Michigan on December 7th, 1949. Known as a fan of "Omaha the Cat Dancer" and furry-type stories; Jymn Magon began work as a music producer and song writer for Mickey Mouse Disco in the late 1970's. Along with Gary Krisel; Jymn started work in Walt Disney Television Animation in 1984 with Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears as a writer, supervising producer and story editor and pieced together Esiner's idea with Art Villeto. He also wrote several scripts for such DTVA shows as Winnie The Pooh, Ducktales and wrote the pilot for Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers. He is known for putting TaleSpin together in just three days back in 1988 along with another screenwriter Mark Zaslove when TaleSpin was approved. He also went on to write episodes for Goof Troop and Quack Pack (his episode writing was quite good; although I think he's a better leader than writer) . He left Disney in 1996 to work on serveral Casper sequels as a writer and a few Christmas shows. He did try a hand in freelance writing for Mouseworks and House of Mouse before becoming an independent writer outright. In the fall of 1998; Jymn Magon visited the Unofficial Kit Cloudkicker Homepage and wrote a counter editorial to my profile on Kit. He continues to work as a writer for various projects. Jymn now works for Gigglebug Entertainment in Finland, along with Nick Jr. and Disney XD working on the CGI Pac-Man & The Ghostly Adventures show. Other works include: Heroes Of The City, Lalaloopsy, Sam Sumo, Time Leaper, Khuda-Yana, Gigglebug, Lili & Lola, Paper Dinosaurs, Leo & The Pisa Gang, among many others.
"TaleSpin was probably the best series I worked
on...It's not your typical sort of animated television program.
There's something here that I think touches a sort of 'fantasy nerve'
in people & they say: Wow, that's diffrent! I'm gonna watch that
show!" - Comment On TaleSpin In General.
"We're
very excited about the animation technology. When you see the plane
come zooming towards you, it's quite a trill"- Comment
On TaleSpin Being The First DTVA Show To Use Computers For Animating
The Airplanes.
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Mircea Mantta
TaleSpin Work:
Animation Director:
A Touch of Glass
(with James T. Walker)
The Idol Rich (with James T. Walker)
Polly
Wants A Treasure (with James T. Walker)
Vowel Play
A Bad
Reflection On You (Act 1- with Jamie Mitchell)
Balooest of the
Bluebloods
Double or Nothing
The Old Man & The SeaDuck
For
Whom The Bell Klangs (Act 2)
My Fair Baloo (with Rick Leon and
John Kimball)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Rick
Leon)
Bringing Down Babyface (with James T. Walker)
Bullethead
Baloo (with Mitch Rochon and Bob Zamboni)
The Sound & The
Furry
Flying Dupes (with Bob Shellhorn)
Timing Director:
A Touch of Glass (with
Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
The Bigger They Are; The
Louder They Oink (with Carole Beers, Rick Leon, Marsh Lamore and Bob
Shellhorn)
The Idol Rich (with Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Bob
Shellhorn)
Molly Coddled (with Marsh Lamore and Richard
Tureblood)
Polly Wants a Treasure (with Bob Shellhorn and Carole
Beers)
Vowel Play (with Vincent Bassols and Bob Treat)
Bearly
Alive (with Carole Beers and Rich Tureblood)
All's Whale That Ends
Whale (with Carole Beers)
A Bad Reflection On You (Act 1-with
Marsh Lamore, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
Double or
Nothing (with Vincent Bassols and Bob Treat)
Bullethead Baloo
(with Bob Shellhorn, Michael Svayko and Bob Zamboni)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director, Supervising
Timing Director)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing
Director)
Ducktales (Timing Director, Director)
Adventures Of
The Gummi Bears (Timing Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of
The Lost Lamp (Slugging & Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck
(Animation Director)
The Little Mermaid: The Series (Animation
Director, Director, Associate Director)
Goof Troop (Animation
Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Aladdin
The Series (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Aladdin & The
King Of Thieves (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Gargoyles
(Animation Director)
The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Quack Pack (Animation
Director)
Jungle Cubs (Director)
Boo To You Too! Winnie The
Pooh (Animation & Timing Director)
Around The World With Timon
& Pumbaa (Timing Director)
Timon & Pumbaa (Animation
Director, Timing Director)
Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Hercules: The Series
(Animation Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Timing
Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Springtime With Roo (Timing
Director)
Tarzan 2 (Timing Director)
Pepper Ann (Animation
Director)
Teacher's Pet (Timing Director)
Mickey's House of
Villians (Timing Director)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas
(Animation and Timing Director)
Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed
In At The House Of Mouse (Timing Director)
Stitch Experiment 626
(Additional Timing Director)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 (Timing
Director)
Kim Possible: A Stitch In Time (Timing
Director)
Piglet's Big Movie (Timing Director)
Brandy & Mr.
Whiskers (Timing Director)
American Dragon Jake Long (Timing
Director)
Leroy & Stitch (Timing Director)
Lilo &
Stitch: The Series (Timing Director)
The Emperor's New Groove 2:
Kronk's New Groove (Timing Director)
Stitch! The Movie (Additional
Timing Director)
Mulan 2 (Timing Director)
Pooh's Heffalump
Movie (Timing Director)
Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie (Timing
Director)
My Friends Tigger & Pooh (Timing Director)
The
Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning (Timing Director)
The Emperor's
New School (Timing Director)
Phineas & Ferb (Timing
Director)
Special Agent Oso (Timing Director)
Sofia The First
(Timing Director, Co-Director)
Elena of Avalor (Storyboard
Revisionist)
Fancy Nancy (Co-Director)
Other Works:
The
Smurfs (Animator)
Casper & The Angels (Animator)
Random!
Cartoons (Sheet Timer)
Catscratch (Sheet Timer)
Shirt Tales
(Animator)
Animation Debut: The World's Greatest Superfriends
(1979) - Animator/ Casper & The Angels - Animator/Scooby-Doo &
Scrappy-Doo – Animator.
DTVA Debut: The New
Adventures of The Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Timing Director,
Supervising Timing Director.
Most Recent Credits:
Fancy Nancy (2020) - Director.
Total Resume Credits:
83 Animation Department Credits, 6 Director Credits, 1 Second Unit
Director, 4 Art Department Credits, 1 Producer Credit, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: Mircea Kyle Mantta had been an animator in his native Romania for eight years before he came to Los Angeles to work for Hanna-Barbera in 1979. In the 'seventies and 'eighties he directed and sheet-timed for Hanna-Barbera on "Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo", "Pac Man", "The Little Rascals", "Richie Rich", "The Kwicky Koala Show", and "Smurfs"; Ruby-Spears on "Bunnicula, the Vampire Rabbit"; and Filmation on "She-Ra: Princess of Power". In his eighteen years at Disney he's worked as a timing and animation director on the "TaleSpin", "Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers" and "Gargoyles" series; as well as the Teacher's Pet, DuckTales: The Movie - Treasure of the Lost Lamp, Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh, Gargoyles: Brothers Betrayed, Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World, Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving, Piglet's Big Movie and Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time projects ... and he produced the "101 Dalmatians" series. (A busy guy, Mr. Mantta.) And along the way he married Lyn Mantta, the Guild's office manager and guiding spirit.
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Don Manuel
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Mach One for The Gipper (with Larry
Eikleberry and Roy Shishido)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Mighty
Orbits (Storyboard)
Regin of the Monster (Storyboard)
7th
Portal (Storyboard)
She-Ra: Princess of Power (Storyboard)
Attila
The Pig (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: The Tarzan/Lone Ranger/Zorro
Adventure Hour (1980) - Storyboard Artist.
DTVA Debut:
Adventures Of The Gummi Bears (1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most
Recent Credits: Tic Tak N'Toe (2015) - Storyboard.
Total
Resume Credits: 36 Art Department Credits, 1 Writer Credit.
Summary: Sometimes known as Don C. Manuel; began his career in 1980 for Filmation before moving to DiC Enterprises to work on such projects as Captain Planet, The Legend Of Zelda cartoon, The Karate Kid among many others before working on Gummi Bears and TaleSpin for a spell. He then went to Dreamworks for a year and then G7 Animation until 2009 on the Biker Mice From Mars remake, Legend of The Dragon and Life & Times Of Santa Claus feature.
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James McLean
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Your Baloo's In the Mail
(with Jill Colbert Trousdale and David Smith)
The Incredible
Shrinking Molly (with Kurt Anderson and Chris Ruthkowski)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck
(Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard)
Other Works:
He-Man:
Masters of the Universe (1983) (Layout)
Hotdog (Titles)
Frontline
(Graphics)
The Mansion Cat (Character Animation Layouts)
The
New Shamoo (Layout)
Animation Debut: Hot Dog (1970) - Title
Sequence.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1991) - Storyboard
Artist.
Most Recent Credits: The Manison Cat (2001)
- Character Animation Layouts/Rugrats - Layouts.
Total
Resume Credits: 16 Animation Department Credits, 14 Art
Department Credits, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Writer Credit.
Summary: Sometimes credited as Jim McClain or Jim McClean. Graduated from Cal State S.F. in 1974 and officially started work in animation in 1978 until 2000. He is a member of the Kala Art Institute since 2004 and now lives in Oakland, California.
Jamie Mitchell
TaleSpin Work:
Director:
A Touch of Glass
The Idol
Rich
Molly Coddled
Polly Wants a Treasure
All's Whale that
Ends Whale
A Bad Reflection On You (Part II)
Whistlestop
Jackson, Legend
Feminine Air
War of the Weirds (Co-director
with Ed Ghertner)
For Whom the Bell Klangs
Citizen Khan
Gruel
& Unusual Punishment
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure
Flight
School Confidential
Bringing Down Babyface
Bullethead Baloo
The
Sound & The Furry
Flying Dupes
Animation Director:
A Bad Reflection On You
(with Mircea Mantta, Mitch Rochon and James T. Walker)
Flight
School Confidential (with James T. Walker)
Timing Director:
A Bad Reflection On You (Part
2-with Mitch Rochon and Rick Leon)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Timing Director, Associate Director, Character
Designer)
Ducktales (Timing Director, Director)
The New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director, Director)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Director, Timing Director)
Ducktales The
Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Timing Director)
Winnie The Pooh
& Christmas Too! (Director, Producer)
The Little Mermaid: The
Series (Supervising Producer, Director)
Aladdin The Series
(Director, Animation Director, Timing Director)
Winnie The Pooh:
Seasons of Giving (Timing Director)
Mickey's House of Villians
(Director)
House of Mouse (Timing Director)
Winnie The Pooh
Playtime: Spookable Pooh (Director)
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry
Pooh Year (Director)
Disney Princess Stories Volume 2: Tales Of
Friendship (Director)
Kim Possible (Timing Director)
Special
Agent Oso (Director)
Sofia The First (Director, Producer)
Sofia
The First: Once Upon A Princess (Director)
Elena Of Avalor
(Director)
Fancy Nancy (Director)
Disney Junior Party
(Director)
Other Works:
Hey
Arnold! (Supervising Producer, Supervising Director)
Planet Kate
(Creator)
Fatherhood (Director)
Shooters (Actor –
Leper)
Love Thy Neighbour (Timing Director)
Animation Debut: The Christmas That Almost Wasn't
(1983) - Director, Producer.
DTVA Debut: Adventures
Of The Gummi Bears (1985) - Timing Director.
Most Recent
Credits: Fancy Nancy (2020) - Director.
Total Resume
Credits: 23 Director Credits, 23 Animation Department
Credits, 12 Producer Credits, 3 Misc Credit, 2 Actor Credits, 1
Editorial Department Credit, 1 Sound Department Credit, 3 Writer
Credits, 3 Art Department Credit.
Summary: Jamie Mitchell, director and producer of over 700 animated episodes including; Sofia the First, Hey Arnold! The Little Mermaid (TV series), Winner the Pooh (TV series and Christmas Special) Aladdin (TV series), Fatherhood, Planet Kate, Special Agent Oso, DuckTales (Feature and TV Series), Talespin and more. Production collaboration with animation studios all over the world: South Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, France, Great Britain, Canada, Philippines, Ireland, and the United States.
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Jim Mitchell
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
A Touch of Glass (With Rich
Childlaw and John Norton)
Disney Work:
The
Fox & The Hound (Animator)
The Black Cauldron (Assistant
Animator)
The Great Mouse Detective (Animator)
Ducktales
(Storyboard)
Oliver & Company (Storyboard, Story)
Ducktales
The Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Storyboard)
Tokyo Disneyland
- Meet the World (??)
Disney Comic/Disney Adventure (Layout
Cover)
Enchanted (Storyboard)
The Jungle Book 2016
(Storyboard)
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Courage
the Cowardly Dog (Storyboard Supervisor)
Sliders
(Storyboard)
Planetfall Video Game (Character Design,
Concept)
Muppet Treasure Island Video Game (Advisor)
Mechwarrior
2 Video Game (Animator)
Animation Debut: The Fox & The Hound (1981) –
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1989) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits: Jumanji: The Next
Level (2019) - Storyboards/Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil -
Storyboards/X-Men: Dark Phoenix - Storyboards/Mulan -
Storyboards/Alita: Battle Angel - Storyboards.
Total Resume
Credits: 26 Art Department Credits, 10 Animation Department
Credits, 2 Visual Effects Credits, 2 Writer Credits, 1 Thanks
Credit.
Summary: Another talent that began in Disney's Animation Feature Department in 1981 as an animator for Fox & The Hound. He was the storyman for a promo called Tokyo Disneyland- Meet the World Animation. He animated serveal feature films until 1986 then left to work on several projects for Cannon Films (Over the Top) and other clients until 1988 (Landmark Entertainment, Southern Star Productions and Rich Entertainment Animation). He returned to Disney to become a storyboard artist and designer for Walt Disney Television in 1989. Ducktales and TaleSpin were his only works for DTVA until he moved to senior character artist in creative development in 1990. He did a number of functions including artwork for Disney Comics and cover layout design for Disney Adventures Magazine. He left Disney in 1993 to presue other creative works; including working with theme park attractions and Interactive properties as Jefferson Eliot Design (from 1990-1998). In 1996; he worked with Universal Studio on the tv show Sliders as a storyboard artist. He returned to Disney for a brief time to work as storyboard consultant for Disney Imagineering Theme Park Production before returning to animation in 2000 for Stretch Films and working on Courage The Cowardly Dog". He also worked with Activision on several video games including Mechwarrior 2. He was also an avid scuba diver since 1972 and has done artwork for scuba textbooks for several non-profit organizations. He also has an interest in underwater photography and oceanic natural history. Jim also is a member of the California Art Club and Comic Art Professional Society.
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Russell Mooney
TaleSpin Work:
Overseas Animation Producer - Sunwoo Animation:
A Touch of Glass
The Idol Rich
Plunder & Lightning (Act
IV)
From Here to Machinery
Molly Coddled
Polly Wants a
Treasure
Her Chance to Dream
A Bad Reflection On
You
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend
Feminine Air
War of the
Weirds
Citizen Khan
My Fair Baloo
Flight School Confidential
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Overseas Animation Director, Animation
Producer)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Overseas Animation
Director)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Overseas
Animation Director, Producer)
Darkwing Duck (Overseas Animation
Director, Producer, Post Production Producer)
The Little Mermaid
The Series (Overseas Animation Director, Timing Director)
Raw
Toonage (Timing Director)
Goof Troop (Overseas Animation Director,
Animation Director, Timing Director)
Bonkers (Timing
Director)
Lilo & Stitch The Series (Animation
Supervisor)
Tarzan 2: The Legend Begins (Animation Director: Toon
City)
The Emperor's New Groove 2: Kronk's New Groove (Animation
Director)
Pooh's Heffalump Halloween Movie (Overseas Animation
Supervisor)
The Replacements (Overseas Animation
Supervisor)
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (Animation
Supervisor)
Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams
(Animation Supervisor)
Other Works:
Mucha
Lucha (Animation Producer)
Rocko's Modern Life (Animation
Producer)
Duckman (Animation Producer)
Chalk Zone (Animation
Producer)
The Centurions (Associate Producer)
Animation Debut: Yellow Submarine (1968) - Inbetween
Artist (Uncredited).
DTVA Debut: Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (1989) - Overseas Animation Director, Animation
Producer/ Adventures of the Gummi Bears - Overseas Animation
Director, Animation Producer.
Most Recent Credits:
Plastic Man (2013) - Overseas Animation Supervisor.
Total
Resume Credits: 75 Animation Department Credits, 4 Producer
Credits, 8 Director Credits, 1 Visual Effects Credit, 5 Misc Credits,
2 Writer Credits, 3 Art Department Credits, 1 Editorial Department
Credit.
Summary: Russell Mooney is a very experienced talent in the field of animation; having more than 25 years of experience. He has been in many positions; from storyboard, voice talent recording, design, film and video editing, sound effects, music spotting, dubbing , animation directing, slugging, and many others. He started as a Freelance Television Commerical Animator and director in 1976 (and continued on until 1983) working on various Bubblicious commericals, Newport, Smokey The Bear, Chevron, Levi's, Superscope, several newspapers, MacDonald's, Freedent and a even a promo for Woody Allen's "A Midsummer Nights Sex Comedy" to name just a few. His first work as a film and television animator began in 1977 on the feature film "The Mouse and His Child" followed by "Fire & Ice", Heavy Metal and Rolling Stone Magazine Television Special in 1980. He got into the cartoon business in 1984 being an overseas supervisor and associate producer for Nippon Sunrise and Toei Dogo Studio in Japan on such shows as "Roboforce", "Turbo Teen" and "The Centurions". He joined Walt Disney Television Animation in 1986 working on The Adventures of the Gummi Bears as the overseas animation producer and supervisor for several studios (Walt Disney Japan, Hanho, Sun Woo, A-1 Studio, T.M.S. and Cuckoo's Nest.) and worked on every Disney series up to Goof Troop before moving on in 1993. He worked as a freelance timing director starting in 1993 on such shows as Duckman, Edith Ann, Mighty Max and The Mask. He was seen recently working on the Chalkzone television series and was doing a sequel to Charolette's Web. He recently founded Russ Mooney Animation and has been working on four projects to be released in the near future: Cap'n Jack (Bobtown Ink- WW1 style series), Flamingo Court, Beach Bunnies and Kameleon Kid (for Jamie Diaz, a Oh Yeah! Cartoon). He has officially retired as of 2016.
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Bruce Morris
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Double or Nothing
Disney Work:
The
Fox & The Hound (Animator)
The Great Mouse Detective (Story
Adapted to Writer)
OilSpot & LipStick (Story
Development)
Ducktales (Storyboard Designer)
The New Adventures
Of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard Designer)
The Little Mermaid (Model
Maker, Layout Designer, Visual Development Artist)
Circle of Life:
An Environmental Fable (Director)
Pocahontas (Story)
Quack Pack
(Storyboards)
Hercules (Story)
Finding Nemo (Story)
The
Princess & The Frog (Story)
Other Works:
Tazmania
(Writer)
Tom & Jerry Kids Show (Story)
Droopy's Master
Detective (Storyboard)
Denver the Last Dinosaur (Story)
Planet
51 (Storyboard Writer)
Animation Debut: The Fox & The Hound (1981) –
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1988) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits: Tom & Jerry
(2020) - Animator.
Total Resume Credits: 19 Art
Department Credits, 13 Writer Credits, 1 Producer Credit, 5 Director
Credits, 5 Animation Department Credits, 1 Misc Credits.
Summary: Known as Bruce M. Morris (Born 1958) and raised in Oahu, Hawaii on Kaneohe Marine Corps base. Bruce Morris has been successful in telling tales with a visual acuity for close to two decades. He recently worked with Disney Feature Animation on "The Princess and the Frog." He's worked for Disney as a story artist on Pixar's "Finding Nemo" and as a visual development artist on "The Little Mermaid," and worked as a freelance producer and director for DreamWorks and Warner Bros. Afraid of anything that smacked of real work, Mr. Morris learned to draw and how to tell stories visually. This launched his career at the Walt Disney Studios as an animator, and he subsequently used his unique visuals and storytelling ability to get into the Disney Animation Story Department. Believing firmly in the “Poetry of visuals” and the “Character of dialogue”, to date he has been a key writer and visual storyteller on over fourteen animated features including The Great Mouse Detective, The Little Mermaid, Pocahontas, Hercules, Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron, Finding Nemo, Curious George, Planet 51, and The Princess and the Frog. In addition to his feature work, Bruce has written, produced and directed for animated television series and is currently working on the young adult fantasy book cycle Dimitri’s Garden and writing an animated feature, Betty 99. He is an alumni and past professor of Story Development for California Institute of the Arts and a member of the Animation Writers of America and the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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John Norton
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Time Waits For No Bear (with
Viki Anderson, Ryan Anthony, Victor Cook, Larry Eikleberry and Sharon
Forward)
A Touch of Glass (With Rich Childlaw and Jim
Mitchell)
Plunder & Lightning (Act II/IV - with Sharon
Forward, Frank Paur, David Schwartz, Lonnie Thompson and Wendell
Washer)
From Here to Machinery (with Sharon Forward)
Last
Horizons (with Sharon Forward and Larry Houston)
Save The Tiger
(with Andrew Austin, Sharon Forward, Larry Latham and David
Schwartz)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Victor Cook and
Robert Souza)
Jumping The Guns (With Wendell Washer)
Road to
Macadamia (with Yi-Chih Chen and Sharon Forward)
Ransom of the Red
Chimp (with Wendell Washer)
Disney
Work:
TRON (Effects Animator, Pre-Production
Concepts, Production Storyboard)
Something Wicked This Way Comes
(Animator)
The Brave Little Toaster (Layout Artist)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing Duck
(Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
A
Goofy Movie (Storyboard)
Redux Riding Hood (Storyboard)
Tarzan
(Storyboard)
The Emperor's New Groove (Additional Story)
Brother
Bear (Story)
Home on the Range (Additional Story)
Chicken
Little (Story)
Other Works:
The
Killing Fields (Thanks)
Animalympics (Story)
The Chipmunks
Adventure (Storyboard, Animator)
Star Chaser: The Legend of Orin
(Animator)
Little Dracula (Background Designer, Character
Designer)
Animation Debut: Animalympics (1980) - Character
Development, Story, Art Director, Animator.
DTVA Debut:
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (1989) - Storyboard Designer.
Most
Recent Credits: Open Season: Scared Silly (2015) -
Story.
Total Resume Credits: 12 Art Department
Credits, 8 Animation Department Credits, 6 Writing Credits, 2 Visual
Credits, 1 Art Director Credit, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary:
Eduardo Olivares
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship
(with Frank Paur and David Schwartz)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard Designer)
The Lion
King (In-between artist: Timon & Pumbaa)
The Brave Little
Toaster To The Rescue (Storyboard)
Other Works:
She-Ra:
The Princess of Power (Animator)
Scooby & Scrappy Doo
(Animator)
Kwicky Koala Show (Animator)
Jabberjaw
(Animator)
The Simpsons (Layout Artist)
Animation Debut: Freedom Is (1976) - Animator/
Jabberjaw – Animator.
DTVA
Debut: The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (1990) -
Storyboard Designer.
Most Recent Credit: Profugas
del destino (2010) – Composer.
Total Resume Credits:
52 Animation Department Credits, 16 Art Department Credits, 1
Composer Credit.
Summary: Eduardo was born in Mexico and went to their Academy Of Fine Arts from 1970-1974. He then began his career in 1975 in various roles in animation until 2002; and then mostly worked on Disney publications and merchandising and illustrations for Hard Rock Cafe and Hooters. Eduardo Olivares, has over 50 years experience in animation, he began his career working on animated commercials and comic books in Mexico City, Eduardo made a name for him self in the animation world and Hollywood came calling. He was pursed by the top animation houses in Hollywood which brought him to Los Angeles, after coming to the United States he began working on the animated tv shows Rocky and Bullwinkle, Sesame Street as well as almost all of the Saturday morning Cartoons from the 1970’s to present day. Eduardo has won an Emmy for his animation contribution on Fox’s The Simpson’s. He now works with Eddie Nava Olivares (a fitness expert for 25 years and has also worked on animation with Eduardo) on a children fitness comic book series called Kid Fit USA.
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Frank Paur
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
The Bigger They Are; The Louder They
Oink (with David Schwartz)
Plunder & Lightning (Act IV-with
Sharon Forward, John Norton, Lonnie Thompson and Wendell Washer)
The
Golden Sprocket of Friendship (with Eduardo Olivares and David
Schwartz)
Louie's Last Stand (with Sharon Forward and Lonnie
Thompson)
Key Layout Design:
The Golden Sprocket of
Friendship (with Kelly Day and Colette Van Mierlo)
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Supervising
Producer, Director)
Quack Pack (Prop Designer, Assistant Director,
Character Designer)
The Legend of Tarzan (Storyboards)
Atlantis:
Milo's Return (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Spawn
(Director)
Abraham & Isacc (Supervising Animator)
Men In
Black: The Series (Director, Producer)
Batman: The Animated Series
(Director)
Invasion America (Character Design)
Animation Debut: Thundarr The Barbarian (1981) -
Layout Artist/ Goldie Gold & Action Jack (Layout Artist).
DTVA
Debut: Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (1989) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits: Scooby-Doo &
Guess Who (2020) - Director/
Total Resume Credits:
35 Art Department Credits, 21 Animation Department Credits, 14
Director Credits, 8 Producer Credits, 3 Misc Credits, 1 Art Director
Credit, 1 Writer Credit, 2 Second Unit Director Credits.
Summary: Frank Paur has been in animation since 1981, when he began drawing layouts for Thundarr the Barbarian as a summer job between semesters at Brigham Young University where he was studying fine art and illustration. Since then, he has been involved in some of the most groundbreaking animated series in television including: Batman the Animated Series, Disney’s Gargoyles, Men in Black the Animated Series, and X-Men Evolution. In 1999, he was awarded the primetime Emmy for best animated program one hour or more for his work on Todd McFarlane’s Spawn the Animated Series. Recently Frank has been collaborating with Marvel Entertainment bringing to life such characters as The I nvincible Iron Man, Doctor Strange, The Mighty Thor, The Incredible Hulk, and Wolverine, for the animated Direct to DVD market.
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Cathryn Perdue
TaleSpin Work:
Writer:
Destiny Rides Again
Mach One
for the Gipper
Disney Work:
Goof
Troop (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Quack Pack (Writer)
Other Works:
The
Promise of Love (Actor- Lynn)
Nutcracker: Money Madness &
Murder (Actor- Nancy Jones)
Dink: The Little Dinosaur
(Writer)
Baby Girl Scott (Actress - Jenny)
Animation Debut: The Promise of Love (1980) -
Actress: Lynn.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1991) –
Writer.
Most Recent Credit: Quack Pack (1996) –
Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 5 Writer Credits, 3
Actress Credits.
Summary: Now known as Cathryn Perdue-Adler and from Cade Museum: Cathryn Perdue-Adler is a writer specializing in the field of animation, writing scripts for television and direct to video films for several animation studios most notably The Walt Disney Company. She has also developed movies for the CBS Television Specials Department. An oil painter, she has exhibited her art in the Metropolitan Los Angeles area for several years and is an avid gardener. She actively consults in garden design and maintenance and loves the southern California climate. Cathryn holds a BS in Film and Television Production from the University of Texas and lives in Sherman Oaks, California with her husband Howard, one daughter, two dogs and lots of plants. She also acted on television specials for CBS and NBC.
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David Prince
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
The Sound & The Furry
(with Holly Forsyth, George Goode and Rich Childlaw)
Disney Work:
Adventures of the
Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
The Little
Mermaid: The Series (Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The
Return of Jafar (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The King & Thieves
(Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Storyboards)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Lion King 2: Simba's Pride (Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear Of
Star Command (Storyboards)
The Tigger Movie (Additional
Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid II: Return to The Sea (Storyboard)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (Storyboard)
Lady & The
Tramp: Scamps Adventure (Storyboard)
Jungle Book 2 (Storyboard)
Pooh's Heffalump Movie (Storyboard)
Piglet's Big Movie
(Additional Storyboard)
The Emperor's New Groove 2: Kronk's New
Groove (Storyboard)
Lilo & Stitch The Series (Storyboard)
The
Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning (Storyboard)
Tarzan 2
(Additional Storyboards)
Mulan 2 (Additional
Storyboards)
Tinkerbell IV: Secret Of The Wings
(Storyboards)
Mira: The Royal Detective (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Strawberry
Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures (Storyboards)
Wolverine
& The X-Men (Storyboard)
Heidi's Song (Assistant Animator)
Smurfs (Storyboard)
Denver, The Last Dinosaur (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Heidi's Song (1982) - Assistant
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(1989) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits: ABC
Mouse: Search & Explore (2020) - Storyboards.
Total
Resume Credits: 43 Art Department Credits, 8 Animation
Department Credits, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: After 38 years in animation, David set up shop as an Independent Storyboard Contractor. He has worked with Filmation (debut in 1982), Disney, Universal, Bagdasarian Productions, Wild Brain, Moonscoop, Gang Of Seven, Adeliade Productions, Kickstart Productions, Mike Young and Warner Brothers. Currently works for Wild Canary Animation on Mira: The Royal Detective.
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Brian Ray
TaleSpin Work:
Oversea Animation Director - Walt Disney Animation Japan:
I Only Have Ice For
You
Time Waits For No Bear
It Came From Beneath the SeaDuck
The
Bigger They Are; The Louder They Oink
Stormy Weather
Plunder &
Lightning (Act 3)
Mommy for a Day
Vowel Play
Bearly
Alive
All's Whale That Ends Whale
The Golden Sprocket of
Friendship
For a Fuel Dollars More
On A Wing & A Bear
A
Star Is Torn
A Spy in the Ointment
Balooest of the Bluebloods
A
Baloo Switcheroo
Double or Nothing
Flight of the Snowduck
Save
The Tiger
Captains Outrageous
For Whom The Bell Klangs
Gruel
& Unusual Punishment
Bringing Down Babyface
Jumping The
Guns
In Search of Ancient Blunders
Louie's Last Stand
Baloo
Thunder
Destiny Rides Again
The Sound & The Furry
Road
to Macadamia
Paradise Lost
Flying Dupes
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Animation Producer, Overseas Animation
Director)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Animation Producer:
Tokyo, Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Ducktales (Overseas
Animation Supervisor)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Timing Director)
Winnie The Pooh & Christmas Too (Timing
Director)
Darkwing Duck (Timing Director, Overseas Animation
Producer)
Goof Troop (Timing Director)
Raw Toonage (Timing
Director)
The Little Mermaid The Series (Timing Director,
Continuity Coordinator)
Bonkers (Timing Director)
Aladdin The
Series (Timing Director)
Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series (Timing
Director - Studio B)
Timon & Pumbaa (Exposure Sheets)
Other Works:
Animated
Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Lip Chart Designer)
Madeline: May Fair
Madeline (Storyboard Slugger)
Transformers (Storyboards)
Ed,
Edd and Eddy (Exposure Sheet Director)
GI Joe: The Movie
(Animation Supervisor)
Animation Debut: Peter & The Magic Egg (1983) -
Assistant Animator/ Fire & Ice - Assistant Animator.
DTVA
Debut: Ducktales (1989) - Overseas Animation Supervisor/ Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers - Overseas Animation Supervisor.
Most
Recent Credits: Iesodo (2013) - Creative Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 46+ Animation Department Credits, 5 Art
Department Credits, 1 Director Credit, 1 Script & Continuity
Department Credit.
Summary: Known as Brian E. Ray and was currently working at Laughing Lions Productions before closing shop in 2014. Besides his overseas animation work and as a timing director for various project; Brian has worked on such projects as Twisted Whiskers (Mike Young/Taffy/DQ Entertainment), Balkaand, Little Raven (Indian stories from Ramayana for DQ Entertainment/Cartoon Network), Jungle Book BBC version (DQ Entertainment), Geotrax (Mattel Toys/DQ Entertainment) and Backyard Basketball game for Humongous Entertainment. Founded Raven's Eye Productions and worked on Vortec (Funbag Productions), Castle Infinity (video game for Starwave), Savage Dragon (Studio B), Curious George animated series (DQ Entertainment; mostly to fix six episodes and redo the final three episodes of the series. and a live action film called In The Magic Land Of Peyote and a documentary called Children Of The Toapuri. More recently worked on Iesodo (an anthro Christian production) for Zaya Toonzs in 2013 and has worked on medical animation for ThruVid LLC and also owner of Raven's Eye Productions.
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Steve Roberts
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Flight of the Snow
Duck
Jumping the Guns (Co-writer with Julia Jane Lewald)
In
Search of Ancient Blunders
Bullethead Baloo
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Writer, Story Editor)
Aladdin: The Animated Series
(Writer)
Return Of Jafar (Writer)
Quack Pack (Writer)
Timon
& Pumbaa's Wild Adventure: Live & Learn (Writer: Law of the
Jungle)
Timon & Pumbaa (Writer, Story Editor)
Mickey's
Mouseworks (Writer)
House of Mouse (Writer)
Other Works:
Redwall:
The Animated Series (Teleplay, Writer Season 1)
Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles (1987) (Writer)
Queen of Swords (Producer,
Writer)
Max Headroom (Writer, Producer)
Crique du Soleil:
Journey of Man (Writer)
Animation Debut: Up Sunday (1973) - Director.
DTVA
Debut: TaleSpin (1990) – Writer.
Most Recent
Credits: 22 Hours (2008) – Writer.
Total
Resume Credits: 30 Writer Credits, 3 Misc Credits, 4 Producer
Credits, 4 Director Credits.
Summary: Known as Steven J. Roberts, he wrote and/or edited over 140 produced scripts for several TV animation series including Darkwing Duck, Men in Black, and Timon & Pumbaa. Developed new series and wrote pilot scripts. Supervised staff of script writers. Oversaw development of scripts from premise and outline through storyboards and voice recordings. Received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Achievement in Writing. He has since been involved with McGrawl Hill Publishing as he researched, wrote, edited, and proofed print and digital products for high school textbooks. Developed and prepared book proposals. Prepared and tracked budgets and schedules. Edited textbooks on business, law, math, and trade education. Wrote features and test materials. Developed and edited an online magazine/e-zine for the Trade Education Department. Developed tech products, including websites, podcasts, CDs, and DVDs. Conducted market research on competition and changes in the educational marketplace. Has since worked for SDI Media, Contentra Technologies, The Orange County Center and other clients on direction of art exhibitions, and other various tasks.
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Mitch Rochon
TaleSpin Work:
Animation Director:
A Bad Reflection On
You (Act II- with Jamie Mitchell and James T. Walker)
Pizza Pie In
The Sky (with Bob Zamboni, Marsh Lamore and Rick Leon)
Bullethead
Baloo (with Micrea Mantta and Bob Zamboni)
Road to Macadamia (with
John Kimball and Marsh Lamore)
Ransom of the Red Chimp (with John
Kimball)
Paradise Lost (with Vincent Bassols, John Kimball and Bob
Zamboni)
Timing Director:
A Bad Reflection On You (Act
II- with Rick Leon and Jamie Mitchell)
The Time Bandit (with
Richard Tureblood, Marsh Lamore and Carole Beers)
Paradise Lost
(with Vincent Bassols, John Kimball and James T. Walker)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director)
Adventures of
the Gummi Bears (Timing Director, Animation Director, Supervising
Timing Director)
Ducktales (Timing Director)
Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Timing Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of
The Lost Lamp (Slugging & Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
The Little Mermaid
(Animation Director)
Goof Troop (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Gargoyles
(Timing Director, Animation Director)
Aladdin The Series
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Animation Director)
Mighty Ducks: The Series (Animation
Director)
Quack Pack (Timing Director)
Jungle Cubs (Animation
Director)
101 Dalimations: The Series (Animation
Director)
Teacher's Pet (Timing Director)
Teamo Supremo (Timing
Director)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas (Animation
Director)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search For Christopher Robin
(Animation Director)
Beauty & The Beast: Enchanted Christmas
(Animation Director)
Belle's Magical World (Director, Timing
Director)
Hercules: The Series (Animation Director)
Winnie The
Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Timing Director)
Buzz Lightyear of Star
Command (Timing Director)
Jasmine's Enchanted Tales: Journey Of A
Princess (Animation Director)
The Replacements (Timing
Director)
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers (Animation Timing
Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Spring Time With Roo (Timing
Director)
Special Agent Oso (Timing Director)
Phineas &
Ferb (Timing Director, Animation Director)
Phineas & Ferb:
Across The Second Dimension (Timing Director)
Other Works:
The
Chipmunk Adventure (Animation Director)
Starchaser: Legend of Orin
(Animator)
Challenge of the Superfriends (Animator)
Wonderwoman
(Animator)
Heavy Metal (Key Animator)
Animation Debut: Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical
Adventure (1977) - Assistant Animator.
DTVA Debut:
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Timing Director/
Adventures of The Gummi Bears - Supervising Timing Director.
Most
Recent Credits: Avengers Assemble (2019) - Timing
Director.
Total Resume Credits: 68 Animation
Department Credits, 2 Director Credits, 3 Art Department Credits.
Summary: Mitch Rochon is in fact from Canada after graduating from Sheridan College in 1975.
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Don Rosa
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
I Only Got Ice For You
It
Came From Beneath the SeaDuck
Disney Work:
Donald
Duck Comics (Writer)
Uncle Scrooge Comics (Writer)
Other Works:
There
are no other credits at this time.
Animation Debut: TaleSpin (1990) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) –
Writer.
Most Recent Credits: TaleSpin (1990) –
Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 1 Writer Credit. (Does
not include the number of comic books he written which may be in the
hundreds; mostly for Donald Duck & Uncle Scrooge comics.)
Summary: Born Keno Don Hugo Rosa in Louisville, Kentucky on June 29th, 1951; Don Rosa is is an American comic book writer and illustrator known for his stories about Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck and other characters created by Carl Barks for Disney comics, such as The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck. He wrote three scripts for TaleSpin; only two made it to air and it was given as a retirement gift to him.
"'TaleSpin' was an interesting show -- it was based on old adventure movies of the 1930’s which was certainly one of my interests! I soon was getting enthusiastic about giving it my best shot. I even did storyboards for my own scripts for free, trying to make myself valuable. A screenwriter who can also do his own storyboards was just as rare as a comic writer who can draw his own scripts. It turned out that I wrote the first two episodes of the show that were animated in Korea or France (Disney no longer did their own animation), though they were not the first episodes broadcast. The two episodes were 'It Came from Beneath the Seaduck' (a parody of 1950’s giant-monster movies), and 'I Only Have Ice for You' (they liked puns as story titles). I recall that the first script was animated almost exactly the way I wrote it, while the second one was altered totally. But the producers were very gracious; I had written that second script based on the story synopsis they had given me, and they later said that they needed to see that synopsis in script form to realize that it would not work, so I still received full pay and a good review." - Don Rosa, Don Rosa Collection Book Set.
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Dev Ross
TaleSpin Work
Story Writer:
A Star is Torn
Last
Horizons (with Chuck Tately and Jeremy Cushner)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Story, Teleplay)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer, Teleplay, Voice Dialogue Director,
voice of Jermey's Mother)
Aladdin: The Animated Series
(Writer)
Darkwing Duck (Writer)
The Little Mermaid The Series
(Writer)
Raw Toonage (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Aladdin &
The Return of Jafar (Writer)
Aladdin The Series (Writer)
Jungle
Cubs (Writer)
Other Works:
The
Book of Virtues (Writer)
Balto 2: Wolf Quest (Writer)
Land
Before Time IV: Journey to the Mist (Writer)
Land Before Time III:
Time of Great Giving (Writer)
Land Before Time II: The Great
Valley Adventure (Writer)
Animation Debut: The New Adventures Of Winnie The
Pooh (1988) - Story, Teleplay.
DTVA Debut: The New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Story, Teleplay.
Most
Recent Credits: The Two Lucys (2021) - Writer, Producer,
Performer, Self.
Total Resume Credits: 27 Writing
Credits, 2 Misc Credit, 4 Actress Credits, 1 Music Department Credit,
1 Producer Credit.
Summary: Ross is a writer in print, animation, and theater,[3] for several media content providers including Disney,[4] ABC, FOX KIDS, Universal Cartoon Studios, Cartoon Network, TLC, The Discovery Channel, Nickelodeon, Mattel, the Web, and PBS.[4] Ross worked as story analyst for film production companies and then became a staff writer at Disney Studios in 1991,[5] where she also served as a voice director and "story doctor".[6] During 2007, Ross worked for the Samsung Corporation in South Korea teaching university courses in digital screenwriting at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.[4] Ross wrote for several popular shows during the 1990s. These included Land Before Time, Darkwing Duck, Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks, Winnie the Pooh and Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers,[6]Return of Jafar, Monster High, Animated Classic Showcase, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Clifford's Puppy Days,[4] and the Adventures from the Book of Virtues.[4] She helped bring movie characters to television with Aladdin and The Little Mermaid.[7] Before turning to animation, Ross was the Artistic Director of the "Twelfth Night Repertory Company", a tri-city educational theatre and three time Emmy award winning television troupe from 1980-1982 where she was a writer, director, and performer.[2] Ross wrote and directed more than 70 plays for TNRC and Educational Theater Company, before leaving the schools. She even created a "synthesis of movement, text and sound", for which the schools became noted
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Chris Rutkowski
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Balooest
of the Bluebloods (with Kurt Anderson and Rob LuDuca)
Captains
Outrageous (with Kurt Anderson and Rob LuDuca)
My Fair Baloo (with
Kurt Anderson, Rob LuDuca and Jill Colbet Trousdale)
The
Incredible Shrinking Molly (with Kurt Anderson and James
McLean)
Paradise Lost (with Yi-Chih Chen, Sharon Forward and
Wendell Washer)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard, Storyboard Cleanup)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Raw
Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboards)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Storyboards)
The Shnookums & Meat
Funny Cartoon Show (Storyboard)
Aladdin & The King of Thieves
(Storyboard)
Aladdin & Return of Jafar (Storyboard)
The Bug
Hunt (Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Mighty Ducks: The
Series (Storyboard)
Timon & Pumbaa (Storyboard)
The Bug
Hunt (Storyboards)
101 Dalmatians: The Animated Series
(Storyboard)
Hercules: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
Buzz
Lightyear of Star Command (Storyboard)
Clerks (Storyboard)
The
Weekenders (Storyboard)
Kim Possible (Storyboard)
Legend of
Tarzan (Storyboard)
Atlantis: Milo's Return (Storyboard)
101
Dalmatians 2: Patch's London Adventure (Storyboard)
Other Works:
King
of the Hill (Storyboard: Film Roman)
Biker Mice From Mars 2006
Edition (Storyboard: Film Roman)
Rock A Doodle (Assistant
Animator)
What's New Scooby Doo? (Title Designer)
ALF Tales
(Storyboard)
Animation Debut:
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin (1985) - Assistant Animator.
DTVA
Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most
Recent Credits: Marvel Rising: Chasing Ghosts (2019) -
Storyboards/Young Justice - Storyboards/Marvel Rising: Operation
Shuri- Director/Marvel Rising: Battle Of The Bands - Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 55 Art Department Credits, 1 Visual Credit, 7
Animation Department Credits, 3 Director Credits, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: Chris was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. He used to be a music composer and arranger before moving on to storyboard artist and worked for Walt Disney Television Animation with TaleSpin in 1990. He has worked for Disney's Television Animation division ever since working on nearly every Disney cartoon ever created including the most recent Kim Possible. He also worked on a couple of DisneyToon movies such as Aladdin The King of Thieves, The Mighty Ducks Movie and Return of Jafar pilot. He also worked on King of the Hill. Recently worked for Hasbro and Marvel Animation.
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Dale Schott
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Flying Dupes (with Ryan
Anthony and David Thrasher)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer, Overseas Animation Supervisor)
Darkwing Duck
(Storyboard)
Other Works:
Franklin
(Story Editor)
Moville Mysteries (Story Editor)
Rupert
(Director, Writer)
Hoze Houndz (Writer)
Secret World of
Benjamin Bear (Writer)
Animation Debut: Take Me Up To The Ball Game (1980)
– Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1987) -
Overseas Animation Supervisor, Storyboard Designer.
Most
Recent Credits: Super Wings! (2020) - Writer.
Total
Resume Credits: 10 Art Department Credits, 8 Misc Credits, 5
Director Credits, 26 Writer Credits, 10 Animation Department Credits,
3 Second Unit Director Credits.
Summary: Dale Schott was born and raised in Norfolk, ON Canada and is the third Canadian animator from Nelvana Studios to work on a TaleSpin episode. He graduated from an animation program that was started at Sheridan College and began as a director of animation in the 1980's for Nelvana Studios. He went on to direct the two Nelvana Care Bear movies (not the DIC versions), Rock & Rule and the Ewoks TV series. He's been involved with the famous (in Canada anyway) Rupert animated TV series, Franklin (as a story editor), Stickin Around and Moville Mysteries. On December 11th, 2002; Dale was commended for a Recognition of Achievement by the Ontario government. Since then he worked on Carl Sqaured, Kid Vs. Kat and even Johnny Test. Ducktales is his DTVA debut in his early overseas animation supervisor days in 1987. Other productions include The Dumb Bunnies, Blazing Dragons, Hoze Houndz, Ewoks, and Madballs: Escape From Orb! Dale Schott's has worked on Chop Socky Chooks, Kid VS. Kat, Ella, Packages From Planet X, Rated A For Awesome, Babar & The Adventures Of Badou, Busytown Mysteries, Spliced, Best Ed, Donkey Kong Country, The NeverEnding Story, at least three 1980's Strawberry Shortcake specials, My Dad The Rock Star, Dog City, Blaster's Universe, Tabaluga, Sam & Max: Freelance Police and Jacob Two Two among others.
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David Schwartz
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
The Bigger They Are; The Louder They
Oink (with Frank Paur)
Plunder & Lightning (Act II- with
Sharon Forward, John Norton, Lonnie Thompson and Wendell Washer)
The
Golden Sprocket of Friendship (with Eduardo Olivares and Frank
Paur)
Save The Tiger (with Andrew Austin, Sharon Forward, Larry
Latham and John Norton)
Baloo Thunder (with Liz Chapman and Jan
Green)
Bygones (with Kathleen Carr and Jan Green)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Writer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard)
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid: The Animated Series
(Writer)
Pedal To The Medal (Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard,
Producer)
Gargoyles (Development Designs)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Storyboard)
101 Dalmatians: The Animated Series
(Storyboard)
Legend of Tarzan (Storyboard)
Buzz Lightyear of
Star Command (Storyboard)
Teamo Surpemeo (Storyboard)
Clerks
(Storyboard)
Tarzan & Jane (Storyboard)
Dave The Barbarian
(Storyboard)
Mickey, Donald & Goofy: The Three Musketeers
(Additional Storyboard)
Lilo & Stitch The Series
(Storyboard)
Leroy & Stitch (Storyboard)
Kim Possible
(Storyboard)
Doc McStuffins (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Captain
Simian & The Space Monkey (Director)
Jumanji
(Director)
Channel Umptee-3 (Director)
Rugrats (Storyboard)
Dot
& Spot's Magical Christmas Adventure (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: ALF Tales (1988) - Storyboard
Artist/ A.L.F. - Storyboard Artist/ Slimer! & The Real
Ghostbusters - Storyboard/ Ducktales – Writer.
DTVA
Debut: Ducktales (1988) – Writer.
Most Recent
Credits: Marvel Rising: Battle Of The Bands (2019) -
Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 67 Art Department
Credits, 2 Animation Department Credits, 4 Director Credits, 1
Producer Credit, 3 Writer Credits.
Summary: David started his career differently than most of the crew on this tribute as he began as a private boardcaster; with many years of experience under his belt. For two years he was a morning disc jockey at WNYG in New York City, and then moved to Youngstown, Ohio for WKBU television station and became it's art director. He also during this time; worked as a freelance magazine illustrator and comic book artist. He wrote and draw art for such publications as TV Guide, many of the major comic book publishers, Game Magazine and Scholastic Magazine. That experience was the stepping stones to a career of animation as David moved to Los Angeles in 1987 and began his animation run at DIC Enterprises on shows Alf, Alftales and Slimer! And The Real Ghostbusters. He joined Walt Disney Television Animation in 1989 and has been a regular contributor to DTVA ever since and has also worked recently with Warner Brothers.
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Jeffrey Scott
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
My Fair Baloo
Paradise
Lost
Disney Work:
Disney
Sunday Night Movie: Starbike (Writer)
The New Adventures of Winnie
The Pooh (Writer)
Ducktales (Writer)
Goof Troop (Writer)
PB&J
Otter (Writer)
Other
Works:
Dragontales (Writer)
Adventures of Sonic
The Hedgehog (Writer)
James Bond Jr. (Writer, Story Editor)
The
Three Stooges Go Around the World In A Daze (Actor- Timmy)
The
Muppet Babies (Writer)
Animation Debut: The Three Stooges Go Around The
World In A Daze (1963) - Actor: Timmy.
DTVA Debut:
Ducktales (1990) – Writer.
Most Recent Credits:
Lil' Iguana & Friends (2020) - Writer.
Total Resume
Credits: 58+ Writer Credits, 14 Misc Credits, 6 Actor
Credits, 1 Art Department Credit, 1 Producer Credit, 1 Archive
Credit.
Summary: Jeffrey Scott was originally born as Jeffrey Alan Maurer in Hollywood, California and is a famous writer and was a little-known child actor. His parents were famous in their own ways; his father (Norman) was the creator of the first 3D comic book and Joan Howard was the daughter of Three Stooges' very own Moe Howard. Jeffrey began his career as a child actor in motion pictures; including two Three Stooges films which were produced and directed by his father at the time. Six years later; he has wrote a screenplay for the final Three Stooges movie; but it was shelved because the replacement for Larry Fine demanded a huge limo that the producers couldn't afford. While studying art and getting is major in Motion Pictures & Television from UCLA; Jeffrey inked comic books for Western Publishing Company (Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Coyote & Roadrunner, Daffy Duck among them). In a semi-famous American moment; Jeffrey created serveral pieces of art including an American Flag made of US one dollar bills. It still flies today in the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. He officially changed his name from Alan Maurer to Scott after marrying Sonya Kroch because of people misspelling his original name. Jeffrey started his animation and writing career in 1976 as an assistant story editor and co-story writer for Dynomutt: Dog Wonder and a co-writer of the little known cartoon Clue Club, both from Hanna-Barbera. Within a year; he became a full time writer; penning 39 episodes of Superfriends. To keep himself even more creative; he started to pen live-action television scripts in 1979 with The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo and Lobo in 1981 for Universal. In 1982; Jeffrey Scott made a bit of history again by writing the first 3D (kind with glasses) animated feature: Starchaser: The Legend of Orin. His first Disney work was the Disney Sunday Night Movie: Starbike in 1985 and he wrote about a dozen Disney Television Animation scripts; the last show being PB&J Otter. Jeffrey has written over 600 television scripts for all the major American animation studios in existance and has done a number of scripts for several studios in Europe in recent years (Includes: Zorro: The Animated Series, Ducktales, Dragontales, Mr. Baby and Mega Man among others). He also has penned a number of live action movies and serveral live-action television scripts over the years (Includes: Wake, Rattle & Roll, The Married Couple, Mr. Merlin and Kiss of Death (an internet movie in 2001). In 1988 he managed the worldwide rights to the Three Stooges until 1994 and even wrote a live-stage show version of the Three Stooges at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. Scott continues to develop and write stories for various mediums and various genres and has completed his first book "How To Write Animation". Jeffrey currently lives peacefully in Los Angeles.
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Swinton O. Scott III
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Stormy Weather (with Jan
Green and David Smith)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Cleanup)
Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Cleanup)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Storyboard)
Phineas & Ferb (Timing Director)
The 7D
(Timing Director)
Other Works:
The
Simpsons (Director)
God, The Devil & Bob (Director)
What's
New Scooby Doo? (Director)
C-Bear & Jamal (Creative
Producer)
Static Shock (Producer)
Animation Debut: Sesame Street (1980) -
Inbetweener.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1987) -
Storyboard Cleanup.
Most Recent Credits: Paradise PD
(2020) - Timing Director.
Total Resume Credits: 19
Art Department Credits, 54 Animation Department Credits, 11 Director
Credits, 2 Producer Credits, 1 Second Unit Director Credit, 1 Misc
Credit, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Known as Swinton O'Neil Scott III. Worked for Disney Television Animation from 1987-1991 doing storyboard cleanup. Started with Tom Carter Productions in 1982 and his most recent work has been with Hasbro and is now returned to DTVA on The 7D as a timing director. Sample credits: Class Of 3000, Pound Puppies 2012 Edition, Camp Lazlo!, G.I. Joe Renegades, Hulk & The Agents of SMASH and Moon Dreamers among many others. Currently works as a freelancer, also worked on Paradise, PD for Bento Box.
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Bob Shellhorn
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Director:
I Only Have Ice For You
(with Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Richard Tureblood)
Time Waits
For No Bear (with Rick Leon)
A Touch of Glass (With Mircea Mantta
and Richard Tureblood)
The Bigger They Are; The Louder They Oink
(with Carole Beers, Rick Leon, Marsh Lamore and Mircea Mantta)
The
Idol Rich (with Mircea Mantta, Marsh Lamore and Rick Leon)
Stormy
Weather (with Jom Kimball and Rick Leon)
Plunder & Lightning
(Act I- with Rick Leon, Marsh Lamore and James T. Walker)
From
Here to Machinery (with Carole Beers and Marsh Lamore)
Mommy for a
Day (with Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Richard
Tureblood)
Polly Wants a Treasure (with Mircea Mantta and Carole
Beers)
Her Chance to Dream (With Rick Leon and James T.
Walker)
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship (with Vonnie Baston,
Marsh Lamore, Richard Tureblood and James T. Walker)
For a Fuel
Dollars More (with Carole Beers, Rick Leon and Richard Tureblood)
A
Bad Reflection On You (Act 1-with Marsh Lamore, Mircea Mantta and
Richard Tureblood)
A Spy in the Ointment (with Carole Beers, Marsh
Lamore, Richard Tureblood and James T. Walker)
War of the Weirds
(with Vonnie Baston, Carole Beers and Bob Treat)
Waiders of the
Wost Tweasure (with Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore and Vincent
Bassolls)
Bullethead Baloo (with Mircea Mantta, Bob Shellhorn,
Michael Svayko and Bob Zamboni)
Destiny Rides Again (with Vincent
Bassols, Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore, Marlene Robinson May and Bob
Treat)
Mach One for the Gipper (with Bob Treat, Vincent Bassols
and James T. Walker)
Your Baloo's In the Mail (with Rick Leon, Bob
Treat and James T. Walker)
The Incredible Shrinking Molly (with
Marsh Lamore, Vincent Bassols, Marlene Robinson May and James T.
Walker)
Bygones (with James T. Walker)
Animation Director:
Her Chance to Dream
(With Terence Harrison)
Captains Outrageous (with Marsh
LaMore)
Flying Dupes (with Mircea Mantta)
Supervising Timing Director:
The Bigger They
Are; The Louder They Oink (with Marlene Robinson May)
The Idol
Rich (with Marlene Robinson May)
Stormy Weather (with Marlene
Robinson May)
Plunder & Lightning
Mommy for a Day (with
Marlene Robinson May)
Polly Wants a Treasure (with Marlene
Robinson May)
Vowel Play
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship
(with Marlene Robinson May)
For a Fuel Dollars More (with Marlene
Robinson May)
A Bad Reflection On You (Act 2)
Balooest of the
Bluebloods
A Baloo Switcheroo (with Marlene Robinson
May)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with Marlene Robinson
May)
Double or Nothing
Feminine Air
Flight of the
Snowduck
Save The Tiger!
The Old Man & The SeaDuck
War
of the Weirds (with Marlene Robinson May)
Captains Outrageous
The
Time Bandit (with Marlene Robinson May)
For Whom The Bell
Klangs
Citizen Khan
Gruel & Unusual Punishment
Jolly
Molly Christmas (with Marlene Robinson May)
My Fair Baloo
Waiders
of the Wost Tweasure (with Marlene Robinson May)
Flight School
Confidential
Bringing Down Babyface
Jumping the Guns
In
Search of Ancient Blunders (with Marlene Robinson May)
Louie's
Last Stand
Sheepskin Deep (with Marlene Robinson May)
Pizza Pie
In The Sky
Baloo Thunder
Destiny Rides Again (with Marlene
Robinson May)
The Sound & The Furry (with Marlene Robinson
May)
Road to Macadamia (with Marlene Robinson May)
Paradise
Lost (with Marlene Robinson May)
The Incredible Shrinking Molly
(with Marlene Robinson May)
Overseas Animation Producer:
Last Horizons
Disney Work:
Winnie
The Pooh & A Day For Eeyore (Key Assistant Animator)
Ducktales
(Timing Director, Supervising Timing Director)
Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Timing Director)
The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (Timing Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost
Lamp (Slugging & Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Animation &
Timing Director, Storyboard Clean Up)
The Little Mermaid The
Series (Timing Director, Animation Director)
Raw Toonage
(Animation Director)
Goof Troop (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director. Timing Director)
Aladdin
The Series (Animation Director)
The Shnookums & Meat Funny
Cartoon Show (Animation Director)
101 Dalmatians: The Series
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Hercules The Series
(Animation Director)
Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command (Timing
Director)
House of Mouse (Timing Director)
Other Works:
Cartoon
All-Stars to The Rescue (Director)
The Scooby-Doo &
Scrappy-Doo Show (Animator)
As Told By Ginger (Animation
Timer)
Dennis The Menace: The Animated Series (Director)
My
Little Pony: The Movie (Animation Director)
Animation Debut: Raggedy Ann & Raggedy Andy -
The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile (1979) - Assistant Animator/Bug
Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales - Assistant Animator.
DTVA
Debut: The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (1989) -
Supervising Timing Director, Timing Director/ Ducktales - Timing
Director, Supervising Timing Director.
Most Recent Credits:
NFL Rush Zone: Guardians Unleashed (2013) - Sheet Timer.
Total
Resume Credits: 60 Animation Department Credits, 10 Director
Credits, 2 Producer Credits, 4 Art Department Credits, 1 Sound
Department Credit, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: Also known as Robert Shellhorn was a producer and director on Muppet Babies and All-New Dennis the Menace. His directing work includes shows such as The New Scooby and Scrappy-Doo Show, Smurfs, Jem, G.I. Joe, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Darkwing Duck and The Wild Thornberrys. Recently he has been working as an animation timer on D.C. Comics's direct-to-video releases such as Batman: Under the Red Hood and Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. Also did dialogue coding for Thundercats 2011.
Roy Shishido
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Destiny Rides Again (with Roy
Wilson, Viki Anderson and Paulette King)
Mach One for The Gipper
(with Don Manuel and Larry Eikleberry)
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Storyboard Designer)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing Duck
(Storyboard)
Winnie The Pooh & Christmas Too (Storyboard)
Goof
Troop (Storyboard, Storyboard Revisions)
Bonkers (Storyboard,
Storyboard Revisions)
Mickey's Laugh Factory (Storyboard)
Winnie
The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year (Storyboard)
House of Mouse
(Storyboard)
Motorcity (Storyboard Revisions)
Other Works:
Toto
Lost In New York (Director, Storyboard)
Animaniacs
(Storyboard)
Transformers (Storyboard)
Underground Adventure
(Director)
Who Stole Santa (Director)
Animation Debut: The Littles (1983) - Storyboard
Artist/ La Image - Storyboard Artist.
DTVA Debut:
The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (1988) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits: Rock Dog 3 (2020) -
Storyboards/Scooby-Doo & Guess Who? - Storyboards.
Total
Resume Credits: 45 Art Department Credits, 4 Director
Credits, 1 Animation Department Credit, 2 Animation Department
Credits..
Summary: Also known as Rhoydon Shishido; and from his own blog: I am a storyboard artist. I was born and raised in Hilo, Hawaii. Even before my graduation with a BFA in character animation from the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, California, I have been employed in the industry. While jobs in animation have been growing increasingly scarce and difficult to acquire, I have managed to work continuously in animation. I started my career as a storyboard artist with D.I.C., and over the years I have used my storyboard skills for studios such as Sony’s Adelaide Production, Disney, Imagi, Warner Brothers, Hyperion, Hanna-Barbera Productions, and over 20 other well known animation studios. I have done freelance and advertising artwork for a large number of agencies with clients such as Gallo, Isuzu automobiles, Paramount, Fox Video, and many, many others.
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David Smith
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Stormy Weather (with Swinton
Scott and Jan Green)
Vowel Play (with Holly Forsyth and Vincent
Trippetti)
Her Chance to Dream (with Kurt Anderson)
The Old Man
& The SeaDuck (with Jan Green and Wendell Washer)
Jolly Molly
Christmas (with Kurt Anderson and Jill Colbert Trousdale)
Your
Baloo's In the Mail (with Jill Colbert Trousdale and James Mclean)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Designer, Storyboard)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost
Lamp (Storyboard Designer)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid: The Series
(Storyboard)
Mursupilami (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin (Story)
The Lion King (Developmental
Artist (Uncredited))
Pocahontas 2: Journey to a New World
(Storyboard)
An Extremely Goofy Movie (Storyboard)
The Little
Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea (Additional Storyboard)
Lady &
The Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure (Storyboard)
Tarzan II
(Storyboard)
Mulan II (Storyboard)
Lilo & Stitch: The
Series (Storyboards)
Tinker Bell (Storyboard)
Special Agent Oso
(Storyboard)
Sofia The First (Storyboard)
Other Works:
The
Powerpuff Girls (Storyboard)
Looney Tunes: Back In Action
(Storyboard)
Epic (Storyboard, Development)
Asterix in Britain
(Assistant Animator)
The Raccoons & The Lost Star (Assistant
Animator)
Animation Debut: The Racoons & The Lost Star
(1983) - Assistant Animator/ The Care Bears In The Land Without
Feelings - Animator/ Rock & Rule - Inbetween Artist/Inspector
Gadget - Storyboards.
DTVA
Debut: Ducktales (1989) - Storyboard Designer/ Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers - Storyboard Designer, Storyboard Artist.
Most
Recent: Ron's Gone Wrong (2021) - Storyboards/Space Jam: A
New Legacy - Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 43
Art Department Credits, 15 Animation Department Credits, 1 Writer
Credit, 2 Visual Effects Credits, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: David Scott Smith is an Canadian artist, writer, filmmaker, and graduate of Canada's world renowned Sheridan College Classical Animation Program. He began his career working for Nelvana and Atkinson Film Arts working on The Raccoons & The Lost Star, Rock & Rule, Inspector Gadget and Care Bears: In The Land Without Feelings in 1983. He also worked for DiC Enterprises on The Get Along Gang in 1984, Strawberry Shortcake Meets The Berrykins (1985) and has also worked on several Asterix films. His past writing has been in the form of screenplays and storyboarding for major motion picture studios. He now lives in Los Angeles. He recently wrote a book called: God Is Real: The Poetry Of David S. Smith back in 2009 and co-founded Storyheads Entertainment LLC in addition to working with DTVA on Sofia The First among many other productions like Epic, Henry & Me and Dreamworks Dragons: Riders Of Berek.
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Robert Souza
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Molly
Coddled (with Yi-Chih Chen and Rich Childlaw)
Feminine Air
(with Victor Cook)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (with Victor Cook
and John Norton)
Flight School Confidential (with Victor
Cook)
Bullethead Baloo (with Victor Cook and Holly Forsyth)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard, Storyboard Cleanup)
The New Adventures Of Winnie
The Pooh (Story Art & Design)
The Little Mermaid: The Series
(Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
A Goofy Movie
(Story Art & Design)
Pocahontas 2: Journey to a New World
(Storyboard)
An Extremely Goofy Movie (Storyboard)
Lady &
The Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure (Storyboard)
Pepper Ann
(Storyboard)
The Jungle Book 2 (Storyboard)
Mickey's One Upon A
Christmas (Storyboards)
Mickey's Camp Fire Tales
(Storyboard)
Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas (Storyboard)
The
Empreror's New Groove 2: Kronk's New Groove (Storyboard)
Cinderella
III: A Twist In Time (Storyboard Artist)
The Little Mermaid:
Ariel's Beginning (Storyboard)
Kim Possible (Story Art &
Design)
Tinker Bell (Story Art & Design)
Dumbo Short (Story
Art & Design)
Doc McStuffins (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Super
Mario Brothers Super Show (Storyboard)
The King & I
(Storyboard)
Shrek (Story Assistant)
Dead Space: Downfall
(Storyboard)
Ultimate Avengers II (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: The Super Mario Brothers Super Show
(1989) - Character Designer, Prop Designer, Storyboard Artist/
Captain N: The Game Master - Storyboard Artist.
DTVA Debut:
TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits:
Elena of Avalor (2019) - Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits:
46 Art Department Credits, 3 Animation Department Credits.
Summary: Known as Robert Lopaka Souza and began his career in 1985 as a graphics designer for RMS Graphics (which works on Logo Designs for posters, stationary and flyers). Currently works for Warner Brothers (since 2010) doing storyboard art for various Scooby-Doo and Looney Tunes shorts while moonlighting on theatre work for Sacred Circles Productions (since 2005) working on stage designs for t-shirts, stage design, stage art, stage lighting and sound reinforcement. Sample Credits: The Hugglewugs and Doc McStuffins for Brown Bag Animation, Sheepish and Dead Space for Film Roman, A Cat's Tail from Imagi, and the animated music video to Golgffrap from Zune.com.
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Dean Stefan
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Vowel Play
Bearly Alive
(Co-writer with Ken Koonce and David Weimers)
Sheepskin Deep
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer)
Darkwing Duck (Writer)
Goof
Troop (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Quack Pack (Writer)
Tigger &
Pooh And A Musical Too (Writer)
My Friends Tigger & Pooh: The
Hundred Acre Wood Haunt (Writer)
My Friends Tigger & Pooh
(Writer)
My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Friendly Tails
(Writer)
Miles From Tomorrowland (Writer)
Other Works:
He-Man:
Masters of the Universe (2002) (Writer, Story Editor)
Rainbow Fish
(Writer)
Extreme Ghostbusters (Writer, Story Editor)
Jackie
Chan Adventures (Producer, Story Editor)
Octonauts (Writer)
Animation Debut: Divorce Court (1984) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
(1989) – Writer.
Final Credits:
The Bloody Man (2020) - Script Editor.
Total Animation
Credits: 55 Writer Credits, 9 Misc Credits, 1 Producer
Credit, 1 Actor Credit, 1 Soundtrack Credit, 1 Script &
Continuity Department Credit, 2 Self Credits.
Summary: Also known as Dean Stefan (born November 16th, 1952 in New York City, New York), he started his career writing episodes for Divorce Court in 1986. Then he continued to Walt Disney Television Animation in 1989 with Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers and wrote/story edited episodes for popular Walt Disney Television Animation shows for about five years before leaving Disney in 1994 to become an independent story editor, writer and producer. He has worked as one ever since 2005 officially and has written such shows as Dragon Tales, The Mask, Iron Man, Men In Black: The Animated Series and the theatrical short: CatDog - Fetch. Dean is also a professional songwriter and musician who recently co-wrote the music for Sony Music's "Direct from Neptune Bay, Songs from Rainbow Fish". Other productions include The Penguins Of Madagascar, The Octonaunts, Wild Grinders, Lalaloopsy, Transformers: Rescue Bots, Barney & Friends, and even an episode of Johnny Test. Dean Stefan passed away on May 15th, 2018.
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Jan Strnad
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Stormy Weather
Captains
Outrageous
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Aladdin: The Animated Series (Writer)
Goof Troop
(Writer)
Aladdin & The Return of Jafar (Writer)
Aladdin The
Series (Writer)
Gargoyles: The Goliath Chornicles (Writer)
101
Dalmatians: The Animated Series (Writer)
Hercules: The Animated
Series (Writer)
Sabrina The Animated Series (Writer)
Buzz
Lightyear of Star Command (Writer)
House of Mouse (Writer)
Lilo
& Stitch: The Series (Writer)
Brandy & Mr. Whiskers
(Writer)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Writer)
Other Works:
Spiderman
(1995) (Writer)
Amazing Feats of Young Hercules (Writer)
Piratenet
(Co-Creator)
Teenage Muntant Ninja Turtles (1987) (Writer)
Young
Hercules (Writer)
Animation Debut: TaleSpin (1990) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) –
Writer.
Most Recent Credits: To Meet The Faces You
Meet (2020) - Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 32+
Writing Credits.
Summary: A native of Wichita, Kansas, of Czech descent,[2] Strnad was influenced by such writers as Mark Twain and John Steinbeck, as well as DC and Marvel comic books.[2] He was active in comics fandom in the 1960s: contributing to fanzines like Rocket's Blast Comicollector, where he wrote the column "Eyeing the Egos". He also published his own zine, Anomaly, until it was taken over by Bud Plant. Strnad's first professional comics were collaborations with Richard Corben, published in Rip Off Press's Fantagor. Other collaborations were published by Warren Publishing. In 1978–1979 he and Corben serialized "New Tales of the Arabian Nights" in Heavy Metal, and in 1982 they produced the Jeremy Brood trade paperback. In 1990, Strnad and Corben produced the five-issue limited series Son of Mutant World, published by Corben's Fantagor Press imprint. From 1996–1997, Strnad and Corben produced "Denz" stories for Penthouse Comix #15–20. Strnad and Corben worked together on the Flash animation web series Bludd for PirateNet in 2000. And in 2012, Dark Horse Comics published Strnad and Corben's limited series RageMoor.[3] Strnad has also collaborated a number of times with artist Dennis Fujitake, in Dalgoda, published by Fantagraphics from 1984–1986 (Fantagraphics' first direct-market title), followed by Flesh and Bones (also featuring Dalgoda) in 1986; and Keith Laumer's Retief, published by Mad Dog Graphics in 1987–1988.[3] From 1981–1986, Strnad contributed articles to The Comics Journal.[4] Other notable titles by Strnad include the Sword of the Atom limited series, with artist Gil Kane, published by DC Comics in 1983, followed by a Special in 1985;[5] Stalkers (Epic Comics, 1990–1991), with Val Mayerik;[3] and Starship Troopers: Dominant Species #1-4 (Dark Horse, 1998), with artist Davide Fabbri.[6] Strnad's Star Wars work includes story arcs in Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron (1996–1997), Star Wars: Prelude to Rebellion (1998–1999), and "Vow of Justice" in Star Wars: Republic, all published by Dark Horse Comics.[3] In the early 1990s, Strnad moved to Los Angeles to join the staff of Disney Television Animation, where he worked on Goof Troop (1992–1993) and Aladdin (1994–1995). He later wrote for Sitting Ducks (Universal, 2001–2003) and Harold and the Purple Crayon (Sony, 2002). Since 2000, he has concentrated on prose novels, three of which he self-published.
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Steve Sustarsic
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
The Golden Sprocket of
Friendship
Save The Tiger
Baloo Thunder
Bygones
Disney Work:
New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Writer, Story, Teleplay)
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Goof Troop (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Other Works:
The
Jeffersons (Writer)
9 To 5 (Writer)
Small Wonder (Writer)
Alice
(Writer)
Babes (Writer)
Animation Debut: New Love, American Style (1970) -
Writer.
DTVA Debut: The New Adventures Of Winnie The
Pooh (1989) - Teleplay, Story, Writer.
Final Credits:
Unintended Consequences (2018) - Writer, Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 46 Writing Credits, 12 Producer Credits, 6
Misc Credits, 3 Script & Continuity Department Credits, 1
Director Credit, 1 Actor Credit.
Summary: Also known as Steven Sustarsic (Born on March 16th, 1956), this writer is a graduate at the USC School of Cinema. He has become a writer for the last 20 years writing such television live-action shows such as Newhart, Alf, The Jackie Thomas Show, Parker Lewis Cannot Lose, Good Life, Tom, Wild Oats, The New Love American Style (his debut in 1970), What's Happening Now? and Manhattan, AZ. He has also wrote cartoon series such as Dilbert, Bump In The Night, Mighty Max and Duckman. He also created Cleghorne!, Secret Service Guy and the famous Wild Thornberry TV series; plus the cinema feature bearing the same name. Stephen has also worked on DTVA and won an emmy for The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh in 1988 and worked as a freelancer on TaleSpin with four great episodes. He also worked on two movies: The Next One and The Flintstones and most recently worked on Word Girl, Xiaolin Chronicles and even Johnny Test. Steven Sustarsic passed away on October 27th, 2018.
Ellen Svaco
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Bringing Down Babyface
(with Colleen Taber)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Other Works:
Living
Single (Writer)
Murphy Brown (Writer)
All Dogs Go To Heaven
(Writer)
Can't Hurry Love (Executive Story Editor)
Daddy's
Girls (Writer)
Animation Debut: TaleSpin (1991) –
Writer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1991) –
Writer.
Most Recent Credits: The Kids Are Alright
(2019) - Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 10 Writing
Credits.
Summary: Sometimes credited as Ellen M. Svaco. Ellen is the beloved of television writer and producer Tim Doyle since 1997 which apparently she retired after working on the All Dogs Go To Heaven series. She also worked on the 1993 version of Pink Panther. After retiring to raise a family she returned to The Kids Are Alright as a writer in 2019.
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Michael Svayko
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Director:
Bullethead Baloo (with
Mircea Mantta, Bob Shellhorn and Bob Zamboni)
Animation Director:
Destiny Rides Again (with
Rick Leon and Bob Zamboni)
Mach One for The Gipper
Stuck On You
(with Rick Leon and Bob Zamboni)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Supervising Timing Director, Timing Director)
The
New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing Director)
Ducktales (Timing
Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Timing
Director)
Darkwing Duck (Animation Director)
Goof Troop
(Animation Director, Timing Director, Director, Storyboard
Revisions)
Bonkers (Animation Director, Storyboard
Revisions)
Aladdin The Series (Animation Director)
101
Dalmatians: The Series (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Other Works:
CatDog
(Supervising Storyboard Director, Animation Director)
Hey Arnold!
(Storyboard Director)
Cartoon All-Stars To The Rescue
(Director)
Fire & Ice (Layout Artist)
As Told By Ginger
(Animation Timing Supervisor)
Animation Debut: American Pop (1981) - Assistant
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1989) - Timing
Director/ The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh - Timing Director/
Adventures of the Gummi Bears - Timing Director.
Final
Credits: CatDog (2005) - Animation Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 24 Animation Department Credits, 9 Art
Department Credits, 6 Director Credits, 1 Visual Effects Credit.
Summary: Also known as Mike Charles Svayko Junior. Michael was born on June 2nd, 1954. 1976 graduate of Rockford College (Rockford, Illinois). Was given its Alumni Association's Award of Distinction in recognition of his success as an animator. He passed away on December 3rd, 2002.
Colleen Taber
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Bringing Down Babyface
(with Ellen Svaco)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Other Works:
Living
Single (Writer)
Murphy Brown (Writer)
Union Square (Story
Editor)
Who Knows You Best? (Segment Producer)
All Dogs Go To
Heaven: The Series (Writer)
Animation Debut: TaleSpin (1991) –
Writer/Darkwing Duck - Writer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin
(1991) – Writer/Darkwing Duck - Writer.
Most Recent
Credit: Whose Line Is It Anyway (2005) - Creative
Consultant.
Total Resume Credits: 9 Writer Credits,
1 Producer Credit, 3 Misc Credits.
Summary: This is no details on this profile at this time.
Bruce Talkington
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
The Idol Rich (with Libby
Hinson and Carter Crocker)
Polly Wants a Teasure (with Carter
Crocker)
Feminine Air (with Julia Jane Lewald)
Story Editor:
The Idol Rich
Molly
Coddled
Polly Wants a Treasure
All's Whale that Ends
Whale
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend
Feminine Air
Citizen Khan
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Writer, Story, Teleplay)
Fluppy Dogs
(Writer)
Ducktales (Writer, Script, Story, Teleplay)
The New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Story Editor, Associate Story Editor,
Assistant Story Editor, Writer, Story, Teleplay)
Chip & Dale's
Rescue Rangers (Writer, Teleplay)
Darkwing Duck (Writer, Story
Editor)
Goof Troop (Writer, Additional Voices)
Bonkers (Writer,
Story Editor)
Timon & Pumbaa (Writer)
101 Dalmatians: The
Animated Series (Writer)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Story
Editor)
Winnie The Pooh Playtime: Detective Tigger (Writer)
Other Works:
Little
People, Big Discoveries (Writer)
Clifford The Big Red Dog
(Writer)
Goodbye Curel World (Actor- Role of Martin)
Billy
(Actor- Role of Arthur Milliken)
Scuffy The Tugboat (Writer)
Animation Debut: Billy (1979) - Actor for Arthur
Milliken.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(1985) - Writer, Story, Teleplay.
Final Credits:
Little People: Big Discoveries (2002) – Writer.
Total
Resume Credits: 23 Writer Credits, 6 Misc Credits, 5 Actor
Credits, 2 Self Credits.
Summary: Bruce was born on May 13th, 1949 in Washington, DC. He is a published author of children's books. Some of the 21 published credits of Bruce Talkington include Winnie the Pooh's Silly Day, The Pokey Little Puppy: Hungry Little Puppies, Winnie the Pooh's Thanksgiving (Pooh), and Pooh's Wishing Star: Picture Book (Pooh). Bruce passed away on November 20th, 2000 in Los Angeles County, California.
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Chuck Tately
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
For a Fuel Dollars More
A
Bad Reflection on You (Act I)
Last Horizons (with Jeremy Cushner
and Dev Ross)
Louie's Last Stand
The Incredible Shrinking Molly
Song Lyrics:
"Monkey in Your Tank"
(For a Fuel Dollars More - with Michael & Patty Sliversher)
Disney Work:
Goof
Troop (Writer)
Other Works:
WWE
Tough Enough (Writer)
Me & Mr. C (Writer)
The Amazing Race
(Field Producer)
Step By Step (Writer)
The Family Man (Writer)
Animation Debut: The Fall Guy (1986) –
Story.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Writer, Song
Lyric Writer: "Monkey In My Tank".
Most Recent
Credits: Curious George 3: Back To The Jungle (2015) -
Writer.
Total Resume Credits: 3 Producer Credits, 11
Writer Credits, 1 Actor Credit, 1 Camera/Electrical Department
Credit, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: He began visual arts career in high school through flip page animation comics.
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Robert Taylor
TaleSpin Work:
Director:
I Only Have Ice for You
Time
Waits for No Bear
It Came from Beneath the Sea Duck
Plunder &
Lightning (Act I)
Bearly Alive
For a Fuel Dollars More
A Bad
Reflection On You (Act I)
On Wing & A Bear
A Baloo
Switcheroo
Flight of the Snow Duck
The Time Bandit
For Whom
the Bell Klangs (Act I)
In Search of Ancient Blunders
Pizza Pie
in the Sky
Destiny Rides Again
Mach One for the Gipper
Stuck
on You
Animation Director:
I Only Have Ice For You
(with Bob Zamboni and Terrance Harrison)
Time Waits For No Bear
(with Terence Harrison, John Kimball, Rick Leon and Bob Zamboni)
It
Came From Beneath the SeaDuck (with John Kimball, Rick Leon and Bob
Zamboni)
Plunder & Lightning (Act I- with Richard Tureblood
and Bob Zamboni)
On A Wing & A Bear (with Richard Trueblood
and Bob Zamboni)
The Time Bandit (with Terence Harrison, John
Kimball, Richard Tureblood and Bob Zamboni)
Gruel & Unusual
Punishment (with Bob Zamboni)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Designer)
Goof Troop (Supervising Producer)
Bonkers (Director,
Supervising Producer)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost
Lamp (Slugging & Timing Director)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard)
Aladdin & The King of Thieves (Animation
Director, Timing Director, Storyboard)
Other Works:
Nine
Lives of Fritz the Cat (Writer, Animator)
Heidi's Song
(Director)
What's So Funny? (Coordinating Producer)
Garfield In
Paradise (Animator)
Hey Good Lookin (Animator)
Animation Debut: So Sorry, Pussycat (1961) -
Designer.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1988) - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits: Last Days Of Coney
Island (2015) - In Memory Of.
Total Resume Credits:
31 Art Department Credits, 7 Producer Credits, 80 Animation
Department Credits, 32 Director Credits, 5 Writer Credits, 1 Actor
Credit, 1 Production Designer Credit, 1 Misc Credit, 5 Thanks
Credits.
Summary: Sometimes known as Bob Taylor; this talent brings over 40 years of experience to the animation industry. Born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1944; Robert began his career as an animator for famous Terrytoons (1960's) such as Mighty Mouse, Deputy Dawg and Heckle & Jeckle. Then he continued his career as an animator of little known animation shorts; with the first one being "Thief from Baghdad" which was released in 1967. In 1974; he played a key role as a writer and animator in the famous R-rated cartoon movie "Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat". In the 1980's he worked with major animation studios starting with Hanna-Barbera with Huck Finn, Abbott & Costello (both animated seres) and The Smurfs. He was the director of a animated movie called Heidi's Song in 1982. He also worked for Paramount and did a version of Popeye. He also joined Film Roman in 1987 to work on Garfield In Paradise Speical and was seen at Melendez Production working on Peanut Specials. He joined Walt Disney Television Animation in 1989; starting with a storyboard for Rescue Rangers and then was premoted to work as a director for TaleSpin and later a supervising producer for Goof Troop and Bonkers (Lucky episodes). He went into semi retirement in 2001 with The Legend of the Three Trees and worked on the Puppy Short and The Tin Woodsman Of Oz in retirement. He died in Woodland Hills, California on December 11, 2014, from complications due to COPD.
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Lonnie Thompson
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Plunder & Lightning (Act
II/IV-with Sharon Forward, John Norton, Frank Paur David Schwartz and
Wendell Washer)
A Star Is Torn (with Wendell Washer)
Louie's
Last Stand (with Sharon Forward and Frank Paur)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
The New Adventures of Winnie The
Pooh (Storyboard)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
(Storyboard)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid The
Series (Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin & The King of Thieves (Storyboard)
Beauty
& The Beast: Echanted Christmas (Storyboards)
Aladdin &
The Return of Jafar (Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard,
Storyboard Revisions)
Around The World With Timon & Pumbaa
(Storyboard)
Timon & Pumbaa (Storyboard, Storyboard
Revisions)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Hercules: The Series
(Storyboards)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search For Christopher
Robin (Storyboard)
Pocahontas II: Journey To A New World
(Storyboard)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas (Storyboard)
The
Little Mermaid II: Return to The Sea (Storyboard)
Tarzan 2
(Additional Storyboard)
The Jungle Book 2 (Storyboard)
Mulan II
(Storyboard)
Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas (Storyboard)
Lilo
& Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch (Storyboard)
The Emperor's New
Groove 2: Kronk's New Groove (Storyboard)
Cinderella III: A Twist
In Time (Storyboard)
Special Agent Oso (Storyboard
Revisionist)
Leroy & Stitch (Storyboards)
Brother Bear 2
(Additional Storyboards)
Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three
Musketeers (Additional Storyboard)
Sofia The First (Storyboard
Revisionist, Storyboard)
Fancy Nancy (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Bob
The Builder (Storyboards)
Katy (Layout)
The Charmkins (Model
Designer)
The New Adventures of Zorro 1981 Edition (Storyboard
Supervisor)
Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Bugs Bunny Superstar (1975) -
Special Thanks.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi
Bears (1988) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent Credits:
Sofia The First (2018) - Storyboard Revisionist, Storyboard
Artist/Fancy Nancy - Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits:
55 Art Department Credits, 15 Animation Department Credits, 1 Thanks
Credit.
Summary: Her real name is Lonnie Lloyd. Lonnie Lloyd began as a layout artist at Filmation in 1976, working on "Space Sentinels" and "The New Adventures of Batman". By 1979 she was storyboarding at Hanna-Barbera, before returning to Filmation and then back to H-B to work on "The Smurfs." She was credited with storyboard work on Marvel's "Dungeons and Dragons", and she worked on the 1981 Heavy Metal feature (question: was there anyone in animation in 1981 who didn't work on the Heavy Metal feature?). Since the mid-1980s she has storyboarded for Disney on such projects as "The Return of Jafar," "Aladdin and the King of Thieves," "Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin," "Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World," "The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" and "The Jungle Book 2". She was not the inspiration behind Gadget in Rescue Rangers; as it was something Tad Stones was joking about.
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Profile
David Thrasher
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Flying Dupes (with Ryan Anthony and
Dale Schott)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of The Gummi Bears (Storyboard Direction)
Gargoyles: The Goliath
Chronicles (Storyboard Direction)
Other Works:
Captain
Zed & The Zee Zee Zone (Storyboard Artist)
Captain N & The
Adventures of Super Mario Brothers 3 (Storyboard Artist)
The Care
Bears Movie (Storyboard, Layout Stylist)
Metric (Animator)
My
Pet Monster (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Metric (1974) –
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi Bears
(1990) - Storyboard Direction.
Most Recent Credits:
Treasure Of The Hidden Planet (2004) - Unit Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 22+ Art Department Credits, 16+ Animation
Department Credits, 1 Visual Effects Credit, 1 Script &
Continuity Department Credit, 1 Misc Credit.
Summary: David is a believer of high art; however it didn't stop him from becoming an animator. David started his career playing around in the music industry like so many young people did during that time in the 1960's. He lived in Oakville, Ontario and studied classical animation at Sheridan College. He began his animation career in 1974 with the National Film Board of Canada as the lead animator in the short film called Metric. He was then hired by Nelvana Studios in the 1980's and worked as a Layout director and storyboard for The Care Bears Movie. He also worked on Captain N & The Adventures of Super Mario Brothers 3 (season 2 of Captain N: The Game Master) in 1990 and the little known project Captain Zed & The Zee Zee Zone. He left Canada soon afterwards and decided to practice high art in the Caribbean where he now lives to this date; painting full time. He currently also works as an English Lecturer at Rajamangala University and a Linguistic Dept Art Instructor at Sirindhorn School in Surin, Thailand. David's career started in 1977 for Nelvana Studios working on The Devil & Daniel Mouse, Cosmic Christmas, Take Me Up To The Ball Game (1980), Rock & Rule and Intergalatic Thanksgiving in 1979. He then worked for Atkinson Film Arts with Tuukiki's Christmas and The Further Misadventures of Ichabod Crane. Also worked on the History Of Alberta for Marmalade Animation, Grown Ups for Leach-Rankin. According to the source; he worked on The Comic Strip, My Pet Monster, Droids, Inspector Gadget, Herself The Elf, The Care Bears Movie, Care Bears Nelvana edition (Cheer Of The Jungle), Beetlejuice, Babar, George & Martha, Muscle Bots, Freaky Stories, Arthur, Noddy In Toyland among many others.
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Credits From IMDB
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Thrasher's Resume on Facebook
Traci Tolman
TaleSpin Work:
Assistant Director:
A Touch of Glass
The
Idol Rich
Plunder & Lightning (with Donna Alcock, Barbara
Donatelli, Stephannie Elliott and Beth Gunn)
Molly Coddled
Polly
Wants a Treasure
Vowel Play (with Scott Wolf)
All's Whale That
Ends Whale
A Bad Reflection On You
A Spy in the Ointment (with
Scott Wolf)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend
Feminine Air
Flight
of the Snowduck (with Donna Alcock and Beth Gunn)
Save The Tiger!
(with Barbara Donatelli)
The Old Man & The SeaDuck (with Scott
Wolf)
War of the Weirds (with Scott Wolf)
Captains Outrageous
(with Scott Wolf and Stephannie Elliot)
The Time Bandit (with
Donna Alcock and Beth Gunn)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (with Donna
Alcock)
Citizen Khan
Gruel & Unusual Punishment (with Donna
Alcock)
Jolly Molly Christmas (with Stephannie Elliot)
My Fair
Baloo (with Scott Wolf and Stephannie Elliot)
Waiders of the Wost
Tweasure
Flight School Confidential
Bringing Down
Babyface
Jumping The Guns (with Barbara Donatelli)
In Search of
Ancient Blunders (with Donna Alcock)
Louie's Last Stand (with
Barbara Donatelli)
Sheepskin Deep (with Stephannie Elliott and
Barbara Donatelli)
Pizza Pie In The Sky (with Stephannie Elliott
and Donna Alcock)
Baloo Thunder (with Stephannie
Elliott)
Bullethead Baloo
Destiny Rides Again (with Donna
Alcock)
Mach One for The Gipper (with Donna Alcock)
Stuck On
You (with Donna Alcock)
The Sound & The Furry
Road to
Macadamia (with Stephannie Elliott and Barbara Donatelli)
Ransom
of the Red Chimp (with Barbara Donatelli and Stephannie Elliott)
Your
Baloo's In the Mail (with Stephannie Elliot)
Paradise Lost (with
Stephannie Elliot)
The Incredible Shrinking Molly (with Stephannie
Elliot)
Bygones (with Stephannie Elliot)
Flying Dupes
Disney Work:
Winnie
The Pooh & Christmas Too (Assistant Producer)
The Little
Mermaid The Series (Assistant Producer)
Pocahontas (Production
Manager)
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year (Assistant
Producer)
Other Works:
Joseph:
King of Dreams (Associate Producer)
Mr. Peabody & Sherman
Movie (Global Department Manager)
The Croods (Global Department
Manager: Dreamworks Animation)
Kung Fu Panda 2 (Global Department
Manager)
Rise Of The Guardians (Global Department Manager)
Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Assistant Producer.
DTVA
Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Assistant Producer.
Most
Recent Credit: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
(2017) - Global Department Manager: Misc Crew)
Total Resume
Credits: 7 Producer Credits, 1 Animation Department Credit, 1
Production Manager Credit, 18 Misc Credit, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: Now known as Traci Tolman Mars. After working on a couple of video shorts as producer in 2003; Traci became a Global Department Manager for Dreamworks Animation in 2008; working on Kung Fu Panda and Madagascar 2: Escape 2 Africa up to Kung Fu Panda 3 most recently.
Bob Treat
TaleSpin Work:
Timing Director:
Vowel
Play (with Mircea Mantta and Vincent Bassols)
A Star is Torn (with
Carole Beers, Richard Tureblood, Rick Leon and Marsh
Lamore)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with Vincent Bassols, Bob
Treat and James T. Walker)
Double or Nothing (with Micrea Mantta
and Vincent Bassols)
Feminine Air (with Vincent Bassols,
Rick Leon and Bob Treat)
Flight of the Snowduck (with John Kimball
and Marsh Lamore)
The Old Man & The SeaDuck (with Vincent
Bassols)
War of the Weirds (with Vonnie Baston, Carole Beers and
Bob Shellhorn)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (with Vincent
Bassols)
Citizen Khan (with Vincent Bassols)
Gruel &
Unusual Punishment (with Vincent Bassols)
My Fair Baloo (with
Vincent Bassols and Marsh Lamore)
Bringing Down Babyface (with
Vincent Bassols)
Jumping The Guns (with Vincent Bassols and Marsh
Lamore)
Sheepskin Deep (with Vincent Bassols and Carole
Beers)
Baloo Thunder (with Marsh Lamore and James T.
Walker)
Destiny Rides Again (with Vincent Bassols, Marsh Lamore,
Carole Beers, Marlene Robinson May, and Bob Shellhorn)
Mach One
for The Gipper (with Vincent Bassols, Bob Shellhorn and James T.
Walker)
Stuck On You (with Vincent Bassols)
The Sound & The
Furry (with Vincent Bassols and Carole Beers)
Your Baloo's In the
Mail (with Rick Leon, Bob Shellhorn and James T. Walker)
Flying
Dupes
Disney Work:
The
New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Timing
Director)
Goof Troop (Timing Director)
Bonkers (Timing
Director, Animation Director)
Aladdin The Series (Timing
Director)
The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show (Timing
Director)
101 Dalmatians: The Series (Animation
Director)
Hercules: The Series (Animation Director)
Winnie The
Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Timing Director)
Stitch Experiment 626
(Timing Director)
Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At The
House of Mouse (Timing Director)
House of Mouse (Timing
Director)
Lilo & Stitch The Series (Timing Director)
Kim
Possible (Timing Director)
American Dragon Jake Long (Timing
Director)
Stitch! The Movie (Additional Timing Director)
Other Works:
Jem!
(Sequence Director)
Katy (Animator)
My Little Pony
(Director)
Transformers (Director)
G.I. Joe (Supervising
Director)
Animation Debut: Raggedy Ann & Raggedy Andy: The
Pumpkin Who Cannot Smile (1979) - Assistant Animator/Bug Bunny's
Looney Christmas Tales - Assistant Director.
DTVA Debut:
Ducktales (1989) - Timing Director/ Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
- Timing Director/ The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh - Timing
Director.
Most Recent Credits: Kim Possible (2007) -
Timing Director.
Total Resume Credits: 53 Animation
Department Credits, 8 Director Credits, 1 Art Department Credit.
Summary: Robert Treat (born 1949 in Toledo, Ohio) is an American animation director. He began in the field of animation in at late 70s, and his work has included directing on Inhumanoids, My Little Pony 'n Friends, My Little Pony: The Movie, G.I. Joe, Jem, Muppet Babies, House of Mouse, Darkwing Duck, Goof Troop and Kim Possible. Treat is also an avid artist having studied fine art at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and has carved out a career for himself in abstract art using the medium of pigmented molten beeswax. He currently resides in San Diego.
Vincent Trippetti
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Vowel Play (with Holly Forsyth and
David Smith)
Disney Work:
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard Clean Up)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Other Works:
Monster
Mash (Storyboard Revisions)
Our Friend, Martin (Design Stylist,
Storyboard Design)
Mummies Alive! The Legend Begins (Storyboard
Supervisor, Storyboard)
Jem! (Storyboard)
Phantom 2040
(Storyboard)
Animation Debut: G.I. Joe: Revenge Of Cobra (1984) –
Designer.
DTVA Debut: TaleSpin (1990) - Storyboard
Artist.
Most Recent Credits: Sherlock Holmes in the
22nd Century (2001) - Storyboards/Heavy Gear: The Animated Series -
Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 33 Art Department
Credits, 5 Animation Department Credits, 4 Director Credits, 1 Misc
Credit.
Summary: He is also known as Vincenzo Trippetti.
Jill Colbert Trousdale
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Gruel & Unusual Punishment (with
Viki Anderson, Paulette King, Hank Tucker and Roy Wilson)
Jolly
Molly Christmas (with Kurt Anderson and David Smith)
My Fair Baloo
(with Kurt Anderson, Rob LaDuca and Chris Ruthowski)
Your Baloo's
In the Mail (with James Mclean and David Smith)
Disney Work:
The
Black Cauldron (Additional Animator)
Fluppy Dogs (Production
Designer)
Ducktales (Character Designer, Storyboard
Designer)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Darkwing
Duck (Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Pedal To The Metal
(Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series
(Storyboard, Storyboard Revisionist)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Jungle Cubs
(Storyboard)
101 Dalmatians: The Animated Series
(Storyboard)
Hercules: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
The
Huncback of Notre Dame II (Storyboard)
Sofia The First
(Storyboard)
Other Works:
Tiny
Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation (Storyboard)
Ni Hao
Kai-lan (Writer, Storyboard)
Care Bears: Oopsy Does It!
(Storyboard)
Capitol Critters (Storyboard)
Hoomania (Character
Designer)
Animation Debut: Hoomania (1985) - Character
Designer, Storyboard Artist/ The Black Cauldron - Additional
Animator/ Punky Brewster: The Series - Layout Artist/ The Chipmunks
Go To The Movies - Layout Artist.
DTVA Debut: Fluppy
Dogs (1986) - Production Designer.
Most Recent Credit:
Sofia The First (2018) - Storyboard Artist.
Total Resume
Credits: 28 Art Department Credits, 8 Animation Department
Credits, 1 Writer Credit, 1 Production Designer Credit.
Summary:
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Ken Tsumura
TaleSpin Work:
Associate Producer:
I
Only Have Ice For You
Time Waits For No Bear
It Came From
Beneath the SeaDuck
The Bigger They Are; The Louder They Oink
The
Idol Rich
Stormy Weather
Plunder & Lightning
From
Here to Machinery
Molly Coddled
Polly Wants a Treasure
Vowel
Play
Bearly Alive
All's Whale That Ends Whale
The Golden
Sprocket of Friendship
For a Fuel Dollars More
A Bad Reflection
On You
On A Wing & A Bear
A Star is Torn
A Spy in the
Ointment
The Balooest of the Bluebloods
A Baloo
Switcheroo
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend
Double or
Nothing
Feminine Air
Last Horizons
War of the Weirds
The
Time Bandit
Citizen Khan
For Whom The Bell Klangs
Disney Work:
Wuzzles
(Post-Production Coordinator)
Fluppy Dogs (Post-Production
Coordinator)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Post-Production
Coordinator)
Ducktales (Post-Production Coordinator)
The New
Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Assistant Producer, Overseas
Production Coordinator – Japan)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of
Giving (Assistant Producer)
Disney/PIXAR's Planes (Co-Producer)
Other Works:
Eight
Crazy Nights (Executive Producer)
The Simpsons (Co-Producer,
Overseas Animation Director)
Joseph: King of Dreams (Producer)
The
Critic (Animation Co-Producer)
Do The Bartman (Associate Producer)
Animation Debut: The Wuzzles (1985) - Post
Production Coordinator, Production Assistant.
DTVA Debut:
The Wuzzles (1985) - Post-Production Coordinator, Production
Assistant.
Most Recent Credit: Wish Dragon (2020) -
Co-Producer.
Total Resume Credits: 4 Editorial
Department Credits, 17 Producer Credits, 3 Production Manager
Credits, 3 Misc Credits, 1 Animation Department Credit, 1 Self
Credit, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: Ken Tsumura was a graduate at the University of South California with B.A. degrees in both Cinema/Television and East Asian Languages and Cultures. Early in his career he worked for Walt Disney Television Animation in 1987 working on Ducktales and Gummi Bears on Post-Production before moving up the ranks to Assistant Producer in Winnie The Pooh and then all the way up to associate producer for TaleSpin. He left Disney suddenly in mid-production to work for the creators of the Simpsons as a Co-Animation Producer for a while and then worked on the Critic afterwards. He also worked on the music video "Do the Bartman" a video about Bart Simpson's school concert turned ugly. He returned in 2000 to work with Dreamworks Home Video to produce Joseph- King of Dreams and The Prince of Egypt (as a Supervising Production Manager) and then finally worked on his first full-length animated feature as an executive producer for Eight Crazy Nights written by Adam Sadler. Most recently Senior VP, Production & Technology, at Canada's Mainframe Entertainment, Ken Tsumura's production credits include Curious George (executive producer), Father of the Pride (producer) and Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (executive producer). During the past 22 years, Tsumura has worked on projects at such prominent companies as Dreamworks Animation, Walt Disney Animation, Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Gracie Films and Electronic Arts. He then returned to Disney working on the Disney/PIXAR OAV, Planes. Ken now works for BaseFX Feature Animation.
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Hank Tucker
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
I Only Have Ice For You (with Roy
Wilson)
Plunder & Lightning (Act I/III- with Viki Anderson,
Larry Eikleberry, Warren Greenwood, Bob Kline and Roy Wilson)
For
a Fuel Dollars More (with Roy Wilson)
On A Wing & A Bear (with
Viki Anderson, Ryan Anthony, Larry Eikleberry and Roy Wilson)
For
Whom The Bell Klangs (Part 1-with Viki Anderson and Roy Wilson)
Gruel
& Unusual Punishment (with Viki Anderson, Jill Colbert Trousdale,
Paulette King and Roy Wilson)
Disney Work:
Pete's
Dragon (Inbetween Artist)
The Rescuers (Inbetween
Artist)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Storyboard Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Designer)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp
(Storyboard Designer)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard, Producer)
Winnie
The Pooh & Christmas Too (Storyboard)
The Little Mermaid The
Series (Storyboard)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Producer, Executive Producer, Storyboard)
Bonkers (Producer,
Storyboard)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
A Goofy Movie
(Storyboard)
Quack Pack (Storyboard)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons
of Giving (Storyboard Director)
Mickey's House of Villains
(Storyboard)
Winnie The Pooh A Very Merry Pooh Year
(Storyboard)
Pooh's Heffalump Movie (Storyboard)
Valiant (Lead
Storyboard)
Enchanted (Storyboard)
Secret Agent Oso
(Storyboard)
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Storyboard)
Tinker Bell:
Secret of The Wings (Storyboard)
Disney/PIXAR's Planes
(Storyboard)
Tinker Bell: The Pirate Fairy (Storyboard)
Elena
Of Avalor (Storyboards)
Sofia The First (Storyboards)
Fancy
Nancy (Storyboards)
Muppet Babies Disney Version (Storyboards)
Other Works:
Titan
A.E. (Storyboard)
The Tick (Storyboard, Director)
The Lord of
The Rings: The Animated Movie (Key Animator)
Heavy Metal
(Storyboard)
Staurt Little 2 (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Pete's Dragon (1977) - Inbetween
Artist (Uncredited)/ The Rescuers - Inbetween Artist
(Uncredited).
DTVA Debut: Adventures of The Gummi
Bears (1985) - Storyboard Artist, Storyboard Director.
Most
Recent Credits: Scooby-Doo & Guess Who? (2019) -
Storyboards.
Total Resume Credits: 90 Art Department
Credits, 4 Producer Credits, 2 Director Credits, 12 Animation
Department Credits.
Summary: Also known as Henry Tucker, he has been at Disney Television Animation since 1985 and has done storyboards for nearly every series produced by the division. Hank began his career at Film Fair Inc. and moved to Disney Features in 1976 where Henry worked on The Rescuers and Pete's Dragon. He also worked on the animated version of The Lord of the Rings, a number of Charlie Brown specials, the movie Heavy Metal and a number of shows from Ruby-Spears and Marvel Productions. Recently; he was seen doing storyboards for the animated series The Tick and the animated movie Titan A.E. Currently; Hank is now working between DTVA and Blue Dreams Studios. He also was working on a comic book series called The Actual Roger by Alterna Comics.
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Keith Tucker
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboards:
Mommy for a Day (with Kurt
Anderson)
A Spy in the Ointment (with Kurt Anderson and Rob
LaDuca)
Double or Nothing (with Jan Green and Warren
Greenwood)
War of the Weirds (with Jan Green)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Storyboard Designer)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Storyboard
Designer)
Other Works:
Henry
Hugglemonster (Storyboard)
Exosquad (Storyboard)
Robocop 3
(Storyboard)
My Little Pony: Twinkle Wish Adventure
(Storyboard)
The Thing (1982) (Animator: Title Sequence)
Animation Debut: The Thing (1982) - Animator: Main
Title Sequence, VCE.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1989) -
Storyboard Designer/ Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers - Storyboard
Designer.
Most Recent Credits: The Best Democracy
Money Can Buy (2016) - Animator.
Total Resume Credits:
59 Art Department Credits, 8 Misc Credits, 2 Animation Department
Credits, 1 Visual Credit.
Summary: Keith Tucker is a special storyboard artist in the sense that he had moved from California to Hawaii in 1975 and worked there until the early 1980's when the special effects boom began in Hollywood. He was an effects animator working for productions such as Star Trek II, Robocop III, Conan and The Thing. He returned to Hawaii where he now works and lives in Maui and has considerable experience of living on all four islands in Hawaii. Keith is best known for making Emmy-winning animation at Warner Brother with such hits as Pinky & The Brain and Animaniacs. He also worked at Marvel on X-Men and Spiderman (new versions) and has worked on live action concepts and various videogames. He currently works on What Now Toons since 2003.
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Credits From IMDB
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Official Keith Tucker Website
Richard Tureblood
TaleSpin Work:
Animation Director:
Plunder & Lightning (Act
I/III- with John Kimball, Robert Taylor and Bob Zamboni)
On A Wing
& A Bear (with Bob Zamboni and Robert Taylor)
A Baloo
Switcheroo (with Bob Zamboni and John Kimball)
The Time Bandit
(with Terence Harrison, John Kimball, Robert Taylor and Bob Zamboni)
Timing Director:
I Only Have Ice For You
(with Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Bob Shellhorn)
A Touch of Glass
(With Mircea Mantta and Bob Shellhorn)
It Came From Beneath the
SeaDuck (with Marsh Lamore and Rick Leon)
Mommy for a Day (with
Carole Beers, Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Bob Shellhorn)
Molly
Coddled (with Micrea Mantta and Marsh Lamore)
Bearly Alive (with
Carole Beers and Mircea Mantta)
The Golden Sprocket of Friendship
(with Marsh Lamore, Vonnie Baston, Bob Shellhorn and James T.
Walker)
A Bad Reflection on You (Act I - with Marsh Lamore, Mircea
Mantta and Bob Shellhorn)
For a Fuel Dollars More (with Rick Leon,
Carole Beers and Bob Shellhorn)
On A Wing & A Bear (with James
T. Walker)
A Star Is Torn (with Rick Leon, Carole Beers, Marsh
Lamore and Bob Treat)
A Spy in the Ointment (with Carole Beers,
Marsh Lamore, Bob Shellhorn and James T. Walker)
The Time Bandit
(with Mitch Rochon, Marsh Lamore and Carole Beers)
Disney Work:
Chip
& Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing Director)
Ducktales (Timing
Director)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Timing
Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Slugging
& Timing Director)
Goof Troop (Timing Director, Storyboard
Revisions, Animation Director)
Bonkers (Producer, Storyboard
Revisions, Director, Animation Director, Timing Director)
Aladdin
The Series (Timing Director)
Gargoyles (Timing Director)
Mighty
Ducks: The Series (Timing Director)
Other Works:
Monster
Mash (Timing Director)
Sonic The Hedgehog (Animation Timing,
Storyboard Slugger)
The Smurfs (Animator)
Scooby-Doo &
Scrappy Doo (Animator)
He-Man: The Masters of the Universe (1983)
(Director)
Animation Debut: Tabitha & Adam & The Clown
Family (1972) - Animator)
DTVA Debut: Ducktales
(1989) - Timing Director/ Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (1989) -
Timing Director.
Final Credits: 47th Annie Awards
(2020) - In Memory Of.
Total Resume Credits: 78
Animation Department Credits, 13 Director Credits, 4 Art Department
Credits, 4 Producer Credits, 1 Misc Credit, 1 Thanks Credit.
Summary: Richard Tureblood (Born August 4th, 1941) has had over 45 years of experience in the field of animation. He began his career in the 1970's as a "go-fer" for Hanna-Barbera and has worked in pretty much worked in every capacity in the animation industry, from animator for Hanna-Barbera, a director for Filmation, and has worked for most of the animation studios in certain roles. He joined Walt Disney Television Animation in 1988 to work on Winnie The Pooh and finished in 1995 with Gargoyles. He was also seen freelancing in the early 1990's being a storyboard slugger for Sonic The Hedgehog. Although there has been few records of recent work; he was seen working as a timing director for Monster Mash. Richard Trueblood passed away August 21st, 2019 in Haskell, Texas.
Len Uhley
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Plunder and Lightning (Act
III)
From Here to Machinery
War of the Weirds
Stuck on
You
The Road to Macadamia
Script Consultant:
Pizza Pie in the Sky
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Writer, Teleplay)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Teleplay,
Writer)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Story,
Teleplay)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Writer)
Darkwing
Duck (Writer)
Marsupilami (Writer)
Pedal To The Metal
(Screenplay)
Bonkers (Writer, Story Editor)
Quack Pack
(Writer)
Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series (Writer)
Gargoyles:
The Goliath Chronicles (Writer)
101 Dalmatians: The Animated
Series (Writer)
Miles From Tomorrowland (Writer)
Other Works:
Justice
League (Writer, Story)
Dorks From Outer Space (Writer)
Static
Shock (Writer, Story Editor)
Superbook (Writer)
The 99 (Writer)
Animation Debut: Holmes & Yo-Yo (1976) –
Teleplay.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1987) - Writer,
Teleplay.
Most Recent Credit: Cannon Busters (2019)
- Writer/Thunderbirds Are Go - Writer.
Total Resume Credits:
68+ Writer Credits, 2 Misc Credits, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Len Uhley, who made his first professional sale while still in his junior year at UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television, has enjoyed a nearly-35-year writing career in animation. Jymn Magon hired Len on the advice of voice actor Michael Rye back in 1985. As a staff writer at Disney, he wrote episodes of DuckTales, Adventures of the Gummi Bears, TaleSpin, Winnie the Pooh, Chip ‘n Dale’s Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, and Bonkers. Uhley also has been a story editor on series produced by Warner Bros., Disney and MGM, writing more than 200 television episodes and home videos for DreamWorks Classics, Cartoon Network Studios, Hasbro, Warner Bros., Disney, Marvel, NickToons, Sony, DIC, BKN International, BBC, Endemol, CBN, Film Roman, MGM, Saban, Viacom, and Renaissance Pictures. His freelance work includes Ben 10: Alien Force,Ben 10: Ultimate Alien,and Ben 10: Omniverse series; Static Shock; Superbook; and the UK.-based series Friends & Heroes and The 99. He has written for action shows (Batman, Justice League, The Avengers, Iron Man, He-Man, Kaijudo, The Fantastic Four, Robocop, Skeleton Warriors, Zorro, Young Hercules and three versions of X-Men) and comedy properties (Scooby-Doo,1001 Nights,Ozzy & Drix, Stone Age and a pilot for Archie), as well as series designed for younger viewers (Rescue Bots, Octonauts, Krypto the Superdog, Rusty Riverts and Strawberry Shortcake). He most recently worked with DreamWorks Classics and Big Idea Entertainment on two VeggieTales home video releases. In 2012, Uhley received a Writers Guild Award nomination for animation for penning the Ben 10: Ultimate Alien episode, “Moonstruck.” Over the course of his career, Uhley has shared five Emmy nominations for his work on a variety of animation series/ In addition, he received the Entertainment Industries Council's Prism Award for the “Where There’s Smoke” episode of WB animated series Ozzy & Drix. He has also written three animated features for Universal Studios Home Entertainment (The Land Before Time VII, An American Tail III, and An American Tail IV) and has developed long-form projects for Disney Feature Animation, DreamWorks Animation, and DIC Entertainment.
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James T. Walker
TaleSpin Work:
Director:
Jolly Molly Christmas
(Co-director with Ed Ghertner)
Baloo Thunder
Your Baloo's in
the Mail
The Incredible Shrinking Molly
Bygones
Animation Director:
A Touch of Glass
(With Mircea Mantta)
The Idol Rich (with Mircea Mantta)
Molly
Coddled (with Rick Leon)
Polly Wants a Treasure (with Mircea
Mantta)
All's Whale That Ends Whale
A Bad Reflection On You
(Act 2-with Jamie Mitchell and Mitch Rochon)
Whistlestop Jackson,
Legend (with Rick Leon)
Feminine Air (With Rick Leon)
Citizen
Khan (with Marsh Lamore)
Flight School Confidential (with Jamie
Mitchell)
Bringing Down Babyface (with Mircea Mantta)
Baloo
Thunder
Timing Director:
Plunder & Lightning
(Act I-With Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Bob Shellhorn)
Her Chance
to Dream (With Rick Leon and Bob Shellhorn)
The Golden Sprocket of
Friendship (with Vonnie Baston, Marsh Lamore, Bob Shellhorn, Richard
Tureblood and James T. Walker)
On A Wing & A Bear (with
Richard Tureblood)
A Spy in the Ointment (with Carole Beers, Marsh
Lamore, Bob Shellhorn and Richard Tureblood)
A Baloo Switcheroo
(with Carole Beers)
Whistlestop Jackson, Legend (with Vincent
Bassols, Marsh Lamore and Bob Treat)
Jolly Molly Christmas (with
Vincent Bassols)
Baloo Thunder (with Bob Treat and Marsh
Lamore)
Mach One for the Gipper (with Vincent Bassols, Bob Treat
and Bob Shellhorn)
Road to Macadamia (with Vincent Bassols, Carole
Beers and Marsh Lamore)
Ransom of the Red Chimp (with Vincent
Bassols and Marsh Lamore)
Your Baloo's In the Mail (with Rick
Leon, Bob Shellhorn and Bob Treat)
Paradise Lost (with Vincent
Bassols, John Kimball and Mitch Rochon)
The Incredible Shrinking
Molly (with Vincent Bassols, Marsh Lamore, Marlene Robinson May and
Bob Shellhorn)
Bygones (with Bob Shellhorn)
Disney Work:
Ducktales
(Director)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (Timing
Director)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers (Timing
Director)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp (Slugging
& Timing Director)
Darkwing Duck (Timing Director,
Producer)
Goof Troop (Timing Director, Animation
Director)
Marsupilami (Animation Director)
Raw Toonage
(Animation Director)
Bonkers (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Aladdin The Series (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Other Works:
The
13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo (Animator)
Transformers (Squence
Director)
Hey Good Lookin (Assistant Animator)
The Mansion Cat
(Animation Director)
Batman Beyond: The Movie (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Animation Debut: Shinbone Alley (1970) - Assistant
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Ducktales (1988) - Director/
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh - Timing Director.
Most
Recent Credits: The Loud House (2019) - Sheet Timer.
Total
Resume Credits: 151 Animation Department Credits, 3 Second
Unit Credits, 9 Director Credits, 4 Producer Credits, 3 Misc Credits,
1 Art Department Credit, 1 Sound Department Credit, 2 Self Credit.
Summary: Born September 17th, 1948 in Hollywood, California; James Tim Walker is a 10-time Emmy nominated animation artist with over 30 years experience in the industry. His first job was on Shinbone Alley as an assistant director in 1971. He won the Emmy award in 2004 for his work on the animation series Samurai Jack. Tim is currently working in the Warner Bros. animation dept. He started out in the 70's as an animator on What's New, Mr. Magoo?, Super Friends and Godzilla. By the mid-80's he'd transitioned into directing, and worked on shows including The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians, Dungeons and Dragons, DuckTales, Smurfs and Muppet Babies. More recently he has worked as a timing director on Justice League, Samurai Jack, and the D.C. Comics direct-to-video releases. He's currently in semi-retirement.
Wendell Washer
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Plunder & Lightning (Act
II/IV-with Sharon Forward, John Norton, Frank Paur David Schwartz,
Lonnie Thompson and Wendell Washer)
A Star Is Torn (with Lonnie
Thompson)
The Old Man & The SeaDuck (with Jan Green and David
Smith)
Jumping The Guns (with John Norton)
Ransom of the Red
Chimp (with John Norton)
Paradise Lost (with Yi-Chih Chen, Sharon
Forward and Chris Rutkowski)
Disney Work:
The
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Ducktales
(Storyboard)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp
(Storyboard, Additional Voices)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Pedal
To The Metal (Storyboard)
Goof Troop (Storyboard)
Bonkers
(Storyboard)
Aladdin: The Animated Series (Storyboard)
Aladdin
& The Return of Jafar (Storyboard)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Storyboard)
Gargoyles (Storyboard Revisions)
Quack Pack
(Storyboard)
The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon
(Storyboard)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search of Christopher Robin
(Storyboard)
Lion King 2: Simba's Pride (Storyboard)
Hercules:
The Animated Series (Storyboard)
101 Dalmatians: The Animated
Series (Storyboard)
Lady & Tramp 2: Scamps Adventure
(Storyboard)
Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas (Storyboards)
The
Tigger Movie (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Tom
& Jerry: The Magic Ring (Storyboard)
Star Trek: The Animated
Series (Layout Artist)
The New Adventures of Mighty Mouse
(Additional Voices)
Caper Town Cops (Storyboard)
Fraggle Rock
Cartoon (Storyboard)
Animation Debut:
Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids (1972) - Layout Artist.
DTVA
Debut: Ducktales (1988) - Storyboard Designer.
Most
Recent Credits: The Avenging Apes Of Africa (2011) -
Storyboard Artist.
Total Resume Credits: 66 Art
Department Credits, 11 Animation Department Credits, 1 Actor Credit,
1 Writer Credit.
Summary: Raised in Chicago, Illinois, Wendell comes from an artistic background and studied drawing since he was a child at the Art Institute of Chicago. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Cartooning from the Chicago Academy of Fine Art. He started his career at Marvel Productions with Fraggle Rock and Muppet Babies; which that show won two Emmies in the 1980's. He also worked on Transformers and G.I. Joe for Ruby-Spears. He then went to Walt Disney Television Animation in 1985 and worked as a storyboard artist and Developmental Artwork from Gummi Bears to Hercules: The Animated Series in 1999. He also did two voice acting roles: one for the new Mighty Mouse series and Ducktales: The Movie. He also worked on several of the direct-to-video Disney films and the title gags for The Tigger Movie. He was also seen working for Warner Brothers in recent years working on Baby Looney Tunes, Baby Blues, Tom & Jerry direct-to-video , and was working on Fox Family /Saban web episodes for What's With Andy? and with Universal Studios on the Woody Woodpecker Show. He is currently seeking other venues at this writing.
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Official Wendell Washer Website
David Weimers
TaleSpin Work:
Story Writer:
Bearly Alive (Co-writer
with Ken Koonce and Dave Stefan)
On A Wing & A Bear (Co-writer
with Ken Koonce)
A Baloo Switcheroo (Co-writer with Ken Koonce and
Alan Burnett)
The Time Bandit (Co-writer with Ken Koonce)
Story Editor:
Vowel Play (Co-writer with
Ken Koonce)
Bearly Alive (Co-writer with Ken Koonce)
On A Wing
& A Bear (Co-writer with Ken Koonce)
A Baloo Switcheroo
(Co-writer with Ken Koonce)
The Time Bandit (Co-writer with Ken
Koonce)
Gruel & Unusal Punishment (Co-writer with Ken
Koonce)
Waiders of the Wost Tweasure (Co-writer with Ken
Koonce)
Sheepskin Deep (Co-writer with Ken Koonce)
Pizza Pie
in the Sky (Co-writer with Ken Koonce)
Disney Work:
The
Wuzzles (Writer, Story Editor)
Ducktales (Writer, Story Editor,
Script, Story, Teleplay, Co-Producer)
The New Adventures of Winnie
The Pooh (Writer, Story Editor)
Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers
(Writer, Story Editor)
Ducktales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost
Lamp (Additional Material)
Jungle Cubs (Story, Teleplay)
Legend
of Tarzan (Writer)
Other Works:
Clifford
the Big Red Dog (Writer)
Galaxy High School (Writer)
The New
Casper Animated Series (Writer)
Jayce & The Wheeled Warriors
(Writer)
Gadget & The Gadgetinis (Writer)
Animation Debut: Jayce & The Wheeled Warriors
(1985) - Writer/ The Wuzzles (1985) - Writer, Story Editor.
DTVA
Debut: The Wuzzles (1985) - Writer, Story Editor.
Most
Recent Credits: Makeup Wars (2013) - Casting Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 18 Writer Credits, 4 Misc Credits, 2 Producer
Credits, 1 Casting Director Credit, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: According to David Weimers' himself: For over 25 years, I had the privilege of being a writer and producer of television comedies in Hollywood. In 1984, my writing partner, Ken Koonce, and I were the first writing/producing team hired by Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenburg when they took over the Walt Disney Company; Ken and I wrote and produced the company's first animated television series, "The Wuzzles." The following year, we were part of the team that created "DuckTales." We wrote, produced and I was the voice director of nearly half of the 126 episodes that are available. The show became a worldwide hit. After the success of that show, my career soared—I wrote and produced hits at Universal Studios such as "Coach", "Major Dad", and "Harry and the Hendersons" both as a writing team and on my own. Over the years I was nominated for 5 Emmy Awards and won the Emmy in 1988 for writing "Jim Henson's Muppet Babies." In 1988 I was nominated for the prestigious Humanitas Award, the award given to Hollywood's most humanizing script of the year. Over the course of my television career, I worked on dozens of comedies and have written, produced and voice-directed over 150 half hour shows that made the air. And there is a pile of scripts written that never saw daylight. Time and time again, the studios asked me to transform properties they owned into television series. Sometimes it was a movie, such as "Baghdad Café" and "Teen Wolf"; sometimes it was a book, such as "Clifford, the Big Red Dog." In turn, this became an opportunity for me to work with some of the greatest artists in America today. Often, those talented individuals brought my visions to life by designing characters or creating settings for animated series. Now that I'm retired from the television industry, I realized it was time to stop leaning on those great artists and start doing it for myself. I am now living in La Jolla, California.
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Jim Willoughby
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
Pizza Pie In The Sky (with Roman
Arambula, Larry Eikleberry and Roy Wilson)
Stuck On You (with Roy
Wilson)
Disney
Work:
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Other Works:
Jetsons:
The Movie (Storyboard)
She-Ra: Princess of Power (Layout
Artist)
Pup Named Scooby-Doo (Storyboard)
Fangface (Layout
Artist)
Tiny Toon Adventures (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Star Trek: The Series (1973) -
Layout Artist/ Lassie's Rescue Rangers - Layout Artist/ Treasure
Island - Layout Artist/ Mission Magic! - Layout Artist/ My Favorite
Martians - Layout Artist.
DTVA
Debut: TaleSpin (1991) - Storyboard Artist.
Final
Credits: Droopy: Master Detective (1993) - Storyboard
Artist/Tom & Jerry Kids Show - Storyboards.
Total Resume
Credits: 30 Animation Department Credits, 23 Art Department
Credits.
Summary: Jim was born in Toronto, Ohio on April 22nd, 1928. Drawing on the folklore and legends surrounding cowboys, Willoughby is able to present a humorous view of the lives they lead. The author is no stranger when it comes to cowboys and western lore. From 1978 to 1988 he sculpted Western subjects, and had these then cast in bronze. His first casting was of an Indian woman with a pot on her head, and was purchased by none other than the Duke himself, John Wayne! Willoughby’s career includes working for more than 20 years as a layout artist and storyboard artist for various animation studios, including Hanna Barbera. He is the author and illustrator of several books. Among these, he illustrated Arizona Humoresque, also published by Pelican. Jim Willoughby has collaborated with his wife, Sue, on their next book, A Dude’s Guide to the West. Jim passed away December 11th, 2004.
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Roy Wilson
TaleSpin Work:
Storyboard:
I
Only Have Ice For You (with Hank Tucker)
It Came From
Beneath the SeaDuck (with Ryan Anthony and Warren Greenwood)
Plunder
& Lightning (Act III-with Viki Anderson, Larry Eikleberry, Warren
Greenwood and Hank Tucker)
For a Fuel Dollars More (with Hank
Tucker)
On A Wing & A Bear (with Viki Anderson, Ryan Anthony,
Larry Eikleberry and Hank Tucker)
A Baloo Switcheroo (with Viki
Anderson)
Flight of the Snowduck (with Viki Anderson)
For Whom
The Bell Klangs (Act 1-with Viki Anderson and Hank Tucker)
Gruel &
Unusual Punishment (with Viki Anderson, Jill Colbert Trousdale,
Paulette King and Hank Tucker)
Pizza Pie In The Sky (with Roman
Arambula, Larry Eikleberry and Jim Willoughby)
Destiny Rides Again
(with Viki Anderson, Roy Shishido and Paulette King)
Stuck On You
(with Jim Willoughby)
Disney Work:
Winnie
The Pooh & The Blustery Day (Layout)
Robin Hood
(Layout)
Adventures of the Gummi Bears (Storyboard)
Ducktales
(Art Director)
Darkwing Duck (Storyboard)
Goof Troop
(Producer)
Raw Toonage (Storyboard)
Bonkers (Storyboard,
Director)
Aladdin The Series (Storyboard)
Other
Works:
Annabelle's Wish (Director)
Pup Named
Scooby Doo (Storyboard)
13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo (Supervising
Director)
Spiderman & His Amazaing Friends (Layout
Artist)
Catdog (Storyboard)
Animation Debut: Winnie The Pooh & The Blustery
Day (1968) - Layout Artist.
DTVA Debut: Adventures
Of The Gummi Bears (1988) - Storyboard Artist.
Most Recent
Credits: Grimmerson Manor (2020) - Storyboard Artist.
Total
Resume Credits: 54 Art Department Credits, 26 Animation
Department Credits, 4 Producer Credits, 3 Director Credits, 3 Art
Director Credits, 1 Writer Credit, 1 Production Designer Credit.
Summary: Roy Wilson was born in Saskatchewan, Canada. He moved to Los Angeles in 1965 to study illustration from the Art Center College of Design. He went on to Disney to work on Disney features after gradulation like Robin Hood & Winnie The Pooh & The Blustery Day as an uncredited layout artist. He left Disney around 1975 to find his own company which works on parade floats and also became a freelance storyboard artist. He worked as a freelance artist for The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo, Spiderman & His Amazing Friends and A Pup Named Scooby Doo Roy Wilson returned to Disney in 1990 to start work on TaleSpin and has worked on serveral WDTVA series as a storyboard artist including Bonkers and Goof Troop. He soon left Disney to become a director for Annabelle's Wish and a storyboard artist for CatDog. Roy worked on such shows as Rocket Power, The Legend Of Three Trees, Little Shepard among others. He currently works for Pissed Off Production on games like The Blast Heard Around The World. Roy Wilson passed away on Februray 28th, 2017.
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Bob Zamboni
TaleSpin Work:
Animation Director:
I Only Have Ice for You
(with Terrance Harrison and Robert Taylor)
Time Waits For No Bear
(with Terence Harrison, John Kimball, Rick Leon and Robert Taylor)
It
Came From Beneath the SeaDuck (with Robert Taylor, John Kimball and
Rick Leon)
Plunder & Lightning (Act I/III-With John Kimball,
Robert Taylor and Richard Tureblood)
Bearly Alive
For a Fuel
Dollars More
On A Wing & A Bear (with Richard Tureblood and
Robert Taylor)
A Baloo Switcheroo (with John Kimball and Richard
Tureblood)
Flight of the Snowduck (with John Kimball and Marsh
Lamore)
The Time Bandit (with Terence Harrison, John Kimball,
Richard Tureblood and Robert Taylor)
For Whom The Bell Klangs (Act
1-with John Kimball, Marsh Lamore and Rick Leon)
Gruel &
Unusual Punishment (with Robert Taylor)
In Search of Ancient
Blunders (with John Kimball and Rick Leon)
Pizza Pie In The Sky
(with Marsh Lamore, Rick Leon and Mitch Rochon)
Bullethead Baloo
(with Micrea Mantta and Mitch Rochon)
Destiny Rides Again (with
Rick Leon and Michael Svayko)
Stuck on You (with Rick Leon and
Michael Svayko)
Paradise Lost (with Vincent Bassols, John Kimball
and Mitch Rochon)
Timing Director:
Bullethead Baloo (with
Micrea Mantta, Bob Shellhorn and Michael Svayko)
Disney Work:
Adventures
of the Gummi Bears (Oversea Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Ducktales (Timing Director)
The New Adventures Of
Winnie The Pooh (Timing Director, Animation Director)
Chip &
Dale's Rescue Rangers (Director, Overseas Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Darkwing Duck (Animation Director, Timing Director)
Goof
Troop (Animation Director, Timing Director, Storyboard
Revisions)
Bonkers (Storyboard Revisions, Animation
Director)
Aladdin The Series (Animation Director, Timing
Director)
Gargoyles (Storyboard Revisions)
Timon & Pumbaa
(Animation Director, Timing Director)
Boo To You Too! Winnie The
Pooh (Animation & Timing Director)
Quack Pack (Timing
Director, Animation Director)
Jungle Cubs (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World (Timing
Director, Animation Director)
Pooh's Grand Adventure: Search of
Christopher Robin (Animation Director)
Beauty & The Beast:
Enchanted Christmas (Animation Director)
Dragon Friend (Animation
Director)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of Giving (Animation Director,
Timing Director)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (Timing
Director)
Mickey's House of Villains (Timing Director)
Mickey's
Magical Christmas: Snowed In At The House of Mouse (Timing
Director)
House of Mouse (Timing Director)
Kim Possible (Timing
Director)
Other Works:
Garfield
in Paradise (Animator)
Shinbone Alley (Assistant Animator)
Carlton
Your Doorman (Animator)
The Recluctant Dragon (Animator)
The
World of Strawberry Shortcake (Animator)
Animation Debut: Shinbone Alley (1970) - Assistant
Animator.
DTVA Debut: Adventures Of The Gummi Bears
(1985) - Overseas Animation Director, Timing Director.
Final
Credits: Kim Possible (2003) - Timing Director.
Total
Resume Credits: 48 Animation Department Credits, 2 Director
Credits, 3 Art Department Credits, 1 Self Credit.
Summary: Robert G. Zamboni was born on March 28th, 1939 in Rock Springs, Wyoming and passed away on June 5th, 2002 in Valley Village, California.
Mark Zaslove
TaleSpin Work:
Co-Conceptual Producer for TaleSpin:
All
Episodes (With Jymn Magon)
Story Writer:
Plunder & Lightning
(Act I/IV)
A Spy in the Ointment
For Whom the Bell Klangs
Story Editor:
I Only Have Ice for You
The
Bigger They Are; The Louder They Oink
The Golden Sprocket of
Friendship
A Star is Torn
A Spy in the Ointment
Last
Horizons
Save The Tiger
Baloo Thunder
The Incredible
Shrinking Molly
Bygones
Disney Work:
The
Fox & The Hound (??)
The Black Cauldron (??)
Adventures of
The Gummi Bears (Teleplay, Writer, Story Editor)
Ducktales
(Writer, Teleplay, Script)
The New Adventures of Winnie The Pooh
(Writer, Story Editor, Voice Director, Producer)
Oliver &
Company (??)
The Little Mermaid (??)
Chip & Dale's Rescue
Rangers (Writer, Story Editor)
Winnie The Pooh & Christmas
Too! (Writer)
Bonkers (Writer)
Winnie The Pooh Playtime:
Detective Tigger (Writer)
The Book of Pooh (Writer)
The Book of
Pooh: Stories From The Heart (Writer)
Winnie The Pooh: Seasons of
Giving (Writer, Story Editor)
Winnie The Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh
Year (Writer)
Other Works:
Cro
(Voice Dialogue Director)
Bump In The Night (Co-Producer)
Maniac
Magee (Teleplay)
The Secret of Anastasia (Writer)
Lazytown
(Story Consultant)
Animation Debut: The Fox & The Hound (1981) –
Unknown.
DTVA Debut: Aventures of The Gummi Bears
(1986) – Teleplay, Writer, Story Editor.
Most Recent
Credits: Molly of Denali (2020) - Writer.
Total
Resume Credits: 45 Writer Credits, 11 Misc Credits, 7
Producer Credits, 2 Director Credit, 1 Acting Credit.
Summary: He started out in animation screenwriting in the mid 1980s, cutting his teeth on the Disney movies The Fox and the Hound, The Black Cauldron, The Little Mermaid and Oliver and Company and shows such as Challenge of the GoBots. By the late 1980s he had become a staff writer for Walt Disney Television Animation, working on many of the well-known Disney cartoons from that era. He served as an episode writer and story editor for The New Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh, in which his personal writing style of subtle humor and underlying intelligence became apparent. In 1989, in order to fill a major gap in Disney's production schedule, he co-developed a new series with fellow staff writer Jymn Magon called TaleSpin, for which they ironed out the concept in only three days. They both oversaw the expedited production of the show, which went from a rough draft concept to completed episodes in less than a year. The show became the first new series created for the newly formed Disney Afternoon. He left Disney around 1992. Shortly after, he developed a cartoon series for Film Roman based on the Mighty Max line of toys, aptly named Mighty Max. This series is a great example of the characteristics that defined his career: stories driven by three-dimensional characters, intelligent dialog chock-full of hidden yet relevant references, and zany situations. He also helped develop the ABC Saturday morning cartoon Cro in 1993. He reunited with Jymn Magon in 1994 for Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad. Other notable series co-developed by Zaslove include Bump in the Night and The Legend of Calamity Jane. Mark Zaslove was an uncredited crew member (along with Roque Ballesteros, Lyla Warren, Jeff Biancalana, Alan Lau, Warren Graff and Kenn Navarro) on Space Jam, Quest for Camelot and The Iron Giant. He met Roque, Lyla, Jeff, Alan, Warren and Kenn again as he was working on the ultroviolent Happy Tree Friends. In 1998, Palisades Films optioned feature rights to Zaslove's script Sincerely Maggie based on the life of singer/songwriter Maggie Louie but the film was never produced. Zaslove jumped into the international scene in the 2000s, serving as a story consultant and show writer for the children's series LazyTown, produced in Iceland. He also became heavily involved in the emerging entertainment industry in India as well as making his foray into live-action writing and directing. He is a two-time Emmy award winner and a recipient of the Humanitas Prize. In 2018, Aperient Press published the first thriller in his new “Tales of a Badass IRS Agent” series: “Death and Taxes.”
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