Since you’ve now seen it a jillion times, you probably have the episode memorized. Nonetheless, here’s the script by Scott Kreamer and the board by Andy Kelly.
P.S. Note how long ago the recording version of the episode’s script (which is completed several weeks after the original draft) was finished. And “Digital Pet Cemetery” premiered only this past Saturday. It takes a long time to get these cartoons out the door.
I am also happy to announce that you can view my new “Thom Cat” e-cards on YouTube (above)! If you like them, please sign up an send them at www.birthdayalarm.com!
Erik and I are also working on an Infinite Goliath live-action movie pitch…the test stills above were painted by the amazingly talented Shaun Pendergast of www.monkeyspin.com! Shaun also did the artwork for the Goliath postcard, which we will also be using in the pitch! Thanks Shaun!
A new half-hour - with “I, Fanbot” and “Berry Sick” - debuts tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. on Nick. To build anticipation, here are a few turnarounds of Fanbot, plus brains as a bonus.
We couldn’t blog this clip earlier due to technical stuff (we posted this one from “Tree Trunks”, instead), but now those issues are much resolved thanks to Andy Tauke, the show’s animatics editor over at Cartoon Network.
Jeremy Shada as Finn, John Di Maggio as Jake, Polly Lou Livingston as Tree Trunks.
This week’s cute and creepy Edward Gorey-inspired “Dead All Along” comes to Channel Frederator courtesy of animator Giles Timms.
Channel Frederator:This is your second film featuring Ceri Frost’s music. What is your relationship to him as an artist and what draws you to his music?
Giles Timms: Ceri is the brother of one of my friends from art college in Wales. The family also owns and runs an organic farm, Blaencamel Farm, near Aberaeron in South Wales where I worked one idyllic summer and hung out with the Frost family.
I really like working with Ceri because his music inspires me and he’s very trusting of the creative process. I feel very fortunate to have worked with him
CF: How long have you been interested in Gorey’s illustrations and style?
CF: The animation in “Dead All Along” is pretty slick! Did you encounter any problems during the process?
GT: No real problems, but it was a challenge to try and create a story in two minutes.
CF: Are you working on anything new you can tell us about?
I have recently gained representation with RW Media and have several treatments for animated music videos in the works, so hopefully I’ll have a new video out in the new year. You can follow my work related news on my blog, facebook and twitter.
CF: What creeps you out the most?
GT: The Exorcist…
CF: Anything you’d like to add?
GT: Thanks Bailee, for inviting me to be a part of Channel Frederator again – always a pleasure.
*Blush* … I mean, you’re welcome.
You can check out “Dead All Along” right here on Channel Frederator!
We’re still spookyboots here at Channel Frederator, even though Halloween has passed! Don’t get too hyped for the holidays - animator Giles Timms brings us a creepy Edward Gorey inspired music video guaranteed to tickle your… spookybone? Yes. That’s right.
“Dead All Along”, by Giles Timms - Outstanding cut-out style music video for musician Ceri Frost.
Keep your eyes peeled for our new show, Cartoon Hangover, featuring the silliest, smuttiest animation on the web. For your beer-goggled, grown-up eyes only!
Animators whose work is shown on regular episodes of Channel Frederator will receive cash! Learn more about the changes we’ve made here.
WARNING: Channel Frederator is rated EXPLICIT. Man, fall is so *bleepin’* pretty! Oops. Sorry. Some content on CF is pretty grown up. If you’re under 18, get your parent’s permission prior to viewing.
