Last week I went to the Jumbo Pictures reunion, the studio that i worked at back in 1996, right before I left for Indonesia. It was an amazing studio, situated in a massive loft in the heart of Soho, and filled with some of the best people I've ever worked with. I met my studio mate Tony Curanaj there, as well as good friends like Jack Spillum, Don Poynter, Jonathan Royce, and Otis Brayboy. The show we did was called "Doug", it was my first job as a storyboard artist, which was a segway into directing. I can still remember hanging out in the "pit" with all the other artists, or going to drawing classes across the street during lunch break. It was one of the best times of my life.
Above: Jonathan Royce, Chris McCulloch, Patrick Smith, and John Schnall. The talent that was assembled at Jumbo back then was really impressive.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Jumbo Pictures Reunion...
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5 comments:
GO DOUG FUNNIE!!! i loved that show!
wow i watched this when i was a kid :)
Funny to see you did this .
Great work :)
Amazing blog!!!
I remember DOUG (at least back when it was on Nickelodeon). That was a good time, when animated shows were becoming creator-driven, and looked totally unique from one another.
Hey Pat!!! It was great to be in the "time machine"with you for a night!(hopefully we will have many more)
Cheers and continued success dude!
Otis
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