The School
March 31st, 2009
Front and rear, by Caesar Martinez and Chad Woods. What’s the name of the school? Anyone?
Fanboy and Chum Chum
Archive for March, 2009
Meet Eric Horsted
March 30th, 2009
Eric Horsted
This week the arrow on the interview spinner points to staff writer Eric Horsted, who was kind of enough to stop making with the funny long enough to answer a few questions the blog.
Frederator: Where did you grow up?
Eric: In the vast suburbs of Houston, Texas.
Frederator: Did you not only sing, but dance just as good as you walk?
Eric: Absolutely. I was the funkiest white boy on the Texas Gulf coast. My bell bottoms could’ve housed all five Jacksons.
Frederator: What was your favorite cartoon growing up?
Eric: I loved all the old Warner Bros cartoons. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Foghorn Leghorn, etc. Hilarious and smart!
Frederator: Did you go to school for screenwriting?
Eric: I went to film school and focused more on production. The one screenwriting class I took was more about formatting than anything, so I favored creative writing and English classes.
Frederator: What was your first writing credit?
Eric: It was on a short-lived Delta Burke show [Read more…]
“Viking” Color Scripts
March 27th, 2009
For even more Chad Woods color scripts from episode #117, “Viking”, see his interview from Groundhog’s Day.
“Sigmund the Sorcerer” Storyboard
March 26th, 2009
Meet Alan Chow
March 25th, 2009
Alan Chow
I first met Alan Chow when he was working on Tak and the Power of Juju and I accused him of being the guy who never flushed in the men’s room. Turns out I was wrong. (Heh. Sorry, Alan.) Here are a few quick questions with Mr Chow, performing one of the most thankless jobs in the cartoon food chain.
Frederator: Where did you grow up?
Alan: Cerritos, California.
Frederator: What was your favorite cartoon as a kid?
Alan: Tom and Jerry.
Frederator: Where did you go to school and for what?
Alan: Cal State Fullerton. Major was Entertainment Art/Animation. So I’m fortunate enough to say that I’m working in the industry that I’ve always wanted to.
Frederator: How did you get your first job in the cartoon business?
Alan: My internship at Cartoon Network in summer of 2005 opened up a few doors for me. But I didn’t get a real job in the industry until January of 2007 at Film Roman. [Read more…]
“Separated Desks” Storyboard
March 20th, 2009
“Chicken Pox” Props
March 19th, 2009
Character Line-Up
March 18th, 2009
