Monday, August 31, 2026

Halloween's Mid-Terms are Sooner than you Think!


It's that time of year again for the Haunt Industry. In the past few years, that season has lengthened, eclipsing Christmas season, especially if October has a Friday the 13th. August, 2026 started with the  Mortuary's newest event attractions - THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS and The SAW MILL.

Twenty years ago, while the Mortuary Haunted Mansion was being rebuilt, Lord Ravencroft unearthed an impossible artifact… a Colossal Mirror, veined with Black Mercury, framed in a Spiral of Petrified Shell. Its Surface rippled like Living Water, almost as a Creature Breathing. You'd almost swear as if Something were Alive just beyond the Looking Glass as its magnetism took all your willpower to resist.  Cthulhu anyone?

So, cross the threshold and step through the looking glass...take a chance to see what awaits you when you cross the threshold!

The Mortuary presents: “Through the Looking Glass” complete with the Creepy-Guy voice. 


For over 150 years, The Mortuary has been known as The House That Fear Built. A bit full of itself maybe, but get this... it's also a house of endings. A place where spirits cease to exist and stories come to a close. But, wait! Some stories do not end. Do you need to go to Texas for a Chainsaw Massacre? Not in this day and age - you can attend a Mass-uh-Cree at the Mortuary.

The task was to develop a hybrid voice for Chain-Saw-Charlie, the proprietor of the Saw Mill. To go along with his decayed sinister face, we devised a Cajun voice that was a cross between Foghorn Leghorn & Senator John N. Kennedy from Louisiana (how fitting). Well then, come deep in the swamp and visit the Sawmill — where the saws and screams are real alright and getting louder and louder than the machines...


So, to get back to the story at hand (Claw, not Craw) and how the picture of our evil-gatekeeper kept gnawing at me. Definitely, he's a bit worse for wear and that severe malocclusion is no way to Meet & Greet. And yet there was something familiar about him somehow. I could swear I've seen him before. Otherwise he's a perfect picture of health. No, that's not it...something about those E-Y-E's.

Wait-a-minute; he looks an awful lot like the cabbie in Home Alone II. Yeah, that's it. And he had the most creepy voice you'd want to hear at two in the morning in Central Park back in the nineties; "ain't much better in here kid"  

P.S Tip-of-the-Hat to Mr. Tim Curry who played Mr. Hector, the suspicious concierge in Home Alone II. Who, along with Dana Ivey, answered Kathleen O'Hara's question of "What kind of idiots do you have working here" with the greatest return in movie history; "The Finest in New York!"

 



(ala Foggy) Now how...I say how - does a voice artist accomplish puttin' a voice together that embodies, I say gives it some of the characteristics of the whole kit-and-caboodle? Why you feed 'em, I say feed 'em into the main-frame called an Ai port. That's it...that's what ya do. And then you wait. That's right, you wait for an answer. And if that don't work, then - Click Play! (may not be suitable for younger ages)



 



Posted by at No comments:

Sunday, July 19, 2026

Tribute to Freddy Cannon and Palisades Park

 

As culled from our BLOG on July 24th, 2018 

Back in the early 1960's few people knew that Chuck Barris was also a song-writer. One of those songs he wrote was "Palisades Park" named after the amusement park in New Jersey. Click the RED link and hear Chuck talk about how it came to be...and some savvy advice for struggling anybody[s]. 

Palisades Park was one of those Time-Stamp tunes back then - it was summertime. And it was in full bloom when you heard it. Freddy (Boom-Boom) Cannon (who passed away 7/17/26) sang the toe tappin' finger snappin' tune.  

Frederick Anthony Picariello Jr., was better known by his stage name Freddy Cannon. He was an American rock and roll singer. His biggest international hits included "Tallahassee Lassie", "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans", and "Palisades Park". Wikipedia

Chuck Barris is known for creating and producing The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game. It may also be of interest to point out that in the original West Side Story film, a Palisades Amusement Park poster is featured prominently throughout the movie on a brick wall they shot scenes against.
Moreover, George Clooney made his directorial debut with: 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' - Based on a story about Chuck Barris, who died March 2018. We're seemingly going in full 6-degrees here.


Confessions of a Dangerous Mind is a 2002 biographical/spy comedy film depicting the life of a popular game show host and producer of The Gong Show, Chuck Barris. He claimed to have also been an assassin for the CIA (NOT actually the case). The film was George Clooney's directorial debut and was written by Charlie Kaufman, and starred Sam Rockwell, Julia Roberts, Drew Barrymore, and Clooney.
The film opens with...you guessed it, the sound track of   

Tune-In next month (or below) where we feature another 'Industry Influencer' while shedding some larger-than-life light on the song: "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini" 


August 20th, 2018 BLOG {Industry Influencer}:
 
 
 
Here's something little known about the songwriter Paul Vance, who co-wrote the 1960 pop hit “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini”. Which, btw, appeared in "Love Actually" and by IMDb's count 30 other movies and commercials.

Paul was stunned to learn that another person was claiming authorship of the song. But, only after the impersonator had died did he and the world get wind of it.

It was the result of a not so Teenie Winnie story the Associated Press ran about the death of Paul Vance on Sept. 6, 2006, citing his wife as its primary source.
The actual obituary, was for Paul Van Valkenburgh, a native of New Milford, Conn. It was reported that Mr. Van Valkenburgh wrote the song under the name Paul Vance.
 
The 'real' Mr. Vance, who was 76 at the time and had moved from Long Island to Coral Springs, Fla., said he was “kind of shook up” over reports of his demise. Mr. Vance also wrote the song "Catch a Falling Star" that was made famous by Perry Como.

Itsy Bitsy... co-written by Lee Pockriss, was recorded by the teenage heartthrob Brian Hyland and rose to No. 1 on the Billboard chart in 1960. It has survived as a novelty single and was rerecorded by the eclectic rock act Devo for the soundtrack to the film “Revenge of the Nerds II.”

John Castaldo, chief financial officer of the Music Sales Corporation, the publisher representing Mr. Vance, said there was no question that the living Paul Vance was the co-writer of the tune, and added that his company had been collecting royalties for Mr. Vance since at least the late 1980’s.

Mr. Vance said he was particularly concerned that companies outside the United States who license his songs would be confused by the reports and would not make payments. “Believe me, if they think you’re dead, they ain’t going to send the money,” he said.

As it was explained to us first hand by Paul himself, he's made an enormous sum every year from the royalty usage of - IBTWYPB. When we met him, it was under entirely incongruous circumstances to the music business when he just so happened to divulge who he was and that he was responsible for writing or co-writing various hit tunes. It struck us as a bit unbelievable.

Here's Paul talking about his early days (in a Utube video) as a junk yard owner (get-the-picture) and at the same time...a songwriter of: Itsy Bitsy & Catch a Falling Star. The 'real' down-to-earth character of Paul shines thru like a glimmering light on a Rainy Day...albeit a bitzy rough around the edges!

 



Posted by at No comments:

Monday, June 29, 2026

How to Act with Ai...as long as you're Sound-Marked!

This is Cary Grant; a major motion picture star from the last millennium. Although most people in our present millennium recognize who he is, if for no other reason than for his distinctive manner and looks on screen. Ah, but there's also that unmistakable Cary Grant sound...his voice. It, in fact could single-handedly single him out as the most imitated person ever...aside from maybe Christopher Walkin.

In recent years there hasn't been too much call for the man. Except recently I was given an assignment for a quasi sound-a-like of a vintage docu-mecial announcer that had an unmistakable Cary Grant ring to it.

 


You know, I actually haven't really shared this with the client yet, but I have a feeling they may not know who Cary Grant is or was.  I did make a reference to the announcer in the docu-mercial sounding like Mr. Grant.

Click here to link to a 1950ish announcer guide us through a (:60 sec) course of modern hand-baggery. Listen past the overall huckstering for a Grant stylization peeking out every now & then?

Does Ai do the job of a human...hummm. 

Not according to the review of The Odyssey an audiobook version of Homer's classic, narrated by Sir Michael Caine. Not to be confused with Matt Damon's movie The Odyssey, predicted to be this summers blockbuster. Well, in point of fact, the audiobook is actually an Ai version of Sir Michael's voice reading the words. And according to a quick look at the level of - Comments like this one; "With the passion of a Garmin" he may have wanted to of read it himself. So, that kind of observation can be a guideline to this voice development. Not so much to Cary Grant's voice per se, but more towards establishing an aura of 'class' maybe. Addison DeWitt comes to mind. I think for us voice actors, what's more concerning is what Sir Michael did legally before signing any contracts. That was to "TradeMark" or in toady's terms; Sound-Mark his own voice. 

Which is something my daughter's been advocating for me to do for some years now. Yeah, but that ain't as easy for us mere mortals as it might be for Sir Michael Caine. And it ain't cheap. Google's take on the cost to trademark one's voice is $350 to $550. 

However, because a voice is considered a "non-visual" or sound mark, the overall cost usually reaches $1,500 to $4,500+ once you factor in specialized legal representation and evidence. Check out the Queen of Trade Marking, Miss Swifty. She's no slouch when it comes to protecting her branding symphony, including trademarking her cat's names!

 


Just how exactly will a voice like Cary's enhance the client's: Oil & Gaz product (a super bag...a super bag for kids.) Why through sarcasm, of course!

Our director wanted to impress the eyeballs and eardrums of kids for sure. She had a vision and a pretty good illustration of what she wanted heard with a 50's style voice over. She thought using a vintage voice with modern forward visuals would do the trick. Especially, amongst today's bunch of Zzzz's where a bit of sarcasm wouldn't be lost. BTW, we were told it's also a Back-to-School anthem toting a very duty-purpose bag. It fits into many compartments, so it's a storage solution that is very practical. Plus, it's multi-designed for the beach, the cinema, etc. And when we mention it's also a school bag, we throw a bit of sarcasm in with..."and don't forget, it's guaranteed for 5 yrs." 

  

Click below & Blue link to play - Oil & Gaz's  'Back-to-School' spots





Stefan Nadelman  {Our bestie & Tinseltown's resident visual artist and master animator} has performed his inimitable magic once again as Director of Animation on the documentary; Dernsie: The Amazing Life of Bruce Dern. 

The lowdown from IMDb is [as it's barely a Landing Page yet] it's a close look at Bruce Dern's-tireless, uncompromising perseverance that defines both his tumultuous life and lasting Hollywood career. A constant runner on and off screen.

As you'll see from the IMDb 'cast' drop down menu, it's a real who's who in these here hills. All tributizing the likes of this fellow Freeman Lowell Aka Bruce Dern. From Laura, his daughter to Billy Bob, Walton Goggins, Patty Genkins, throw in some Walter Hill, add a little Quentin to the mix - plus a few A listers and you're in. 


As a special tribute to this July 4th marks the 250th anniversary (Semiquincentennial) of the United States, celebrating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It commemorates the historic break from British rule and the founding of the nation as an independent republic. (GooGAi). 

Special Update: It also will mark the official opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in the Badlands of North Dakota this year. On July 1st, President Trump had made a special trip to attend the opening and even gave us a look at his acting chops while interacting with a Teddy Ai version (ala Walt Disney style projected animatronics) inside the exhibit. 

This all leads us to the Teddy Voice Factor where we were cast as the 'Ruff-Rider' himself. I remember Paramount giving our agent at Abrams a voice clip of Theo. He actually had an old time pontificating high pitch to his voice.

Yes, all my 2 1/2 followers will tell you straight up like a waving american flag that we've been reusing the Celebrity DeathMatch Independence Day video ditty more times than a snake sheds its skin. And we ain't stoppin' now. Especially, since it's our country's 250th and a Teddy sound-a-liker is at stake...and we're doin it "Celebrity DeathMatch" style! 

Let the Teddy's battle it out:




 

 

 

 

Posted by at No comments:

Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Val Kilmer Rises from the Deep... Fake

Val Kilmer, who passed away after battling throat cancer one year ago, was cast in a film as a Catholic priest, Father Fintan an Indigenous American spiritualist. However, Val was unable to shoot his role due to his illness. Due in large part to Kilmer’s estate and his daughter Mercedes, it was revealed at CinemaCon that Val's Ai image would grace the film “As Deep as the Grave”. 

 


Here’s an exclusive first look at “As Deep as the Grave”:
 
CinemaCon ended a week ago, but the hoopla coming out of Hollywood is this new generative Ai process was used to create his performance. Kilmer's actual footage depicts him at various ages; a poltergeist figure and appears again as a stylized young 30-ish clergy member. Click 'PLAY' to view Kilmer telling a child while kneeling down to look squarely in her eyes - "Don't fear the dead... and don't fear me"


As per Brent Lang at Variety, Coerte Voor-hees revealed at CinemaCon that Kilmer’s role is large and his character will appear in over an hour of the movie.“As Deep as the Grave” filmmakers insist that they only used the technology out of necessity and a deep desire to include Kilmer in their project. They also note the production relied on SAG rules and paid Kilmer’s estate for his appearance. Val's family gave archival material the production used to create the performance.

We did a comprehensive overview of Ai advances throughout Mr. Kilmer's fight with his illness. We've had it as the topic of our BLOG numerous times during the past years and usually relating to Ai's usage for Val's ability to communicate during his throat cancer struggles and while continuing to act before his death. We had been covering early advancements in voice replication as far back as 2021 when the industry was alarmed at the Ai replication of Anthony Bourdain's after death voice in the doc called: "Roadrunner". The similarities between them both are stunning. Could this be a foreshadowing template for the future? 
 
Here's the skinny with our most recent communique from Stefan Nadelman (Tinseltown's resident visual artist and master animator). Those familiar with Stefan's animation work from his introductory film Terminal Bar, know him as the Go-to-Guy for conceptualization in the Movie & Doc world.
 
He says: "I'm close to finishing some work for an upcoming doc about Bruce Dern which will premiere at Cannes in May. 
Stefan's just finished an HBO 3-parter TV Mini Series about an apocalyptic sex cult of super models from the 80's & 90's, called: Bring Me the Beauties. BTW, he's the 2nd Card up!
 
Those two (doc's) will be hitting the screens this spring and summer ...and then, it's back to work on a Andre Agassi and a Rob Lowe doc". 
 
And staying in step with today's' Late Nite crowd is a 3rd doc Stefan's doing about Bob Odenkirk and David Cross hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. 
 
That's them on Machu Picchu and where they appeared at various times separately on Jimmy Kimmel Live. 
Bob Odenkirk was featured on a FB Reelz of the show last Friday doing his "Bucket List" routine while plugging their doc. 
 
David Cross appeared on Kimmel Live (3) weeks beforehand. Dave talked about his new comedy special “The End of the Beginning of the End,” and of course, going on a multi-day hike on Machu Picchu.

 
Stefan just emailed: Doug Liman directed Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi, a $70 million feature film shot entirely on a custom gray-screen soundstage with AI-generated backgrounds and lighting, producer Acme AI & FX told The Wrap. Acme describes the picture as the first fully-generated, studio-quality AI feature film.

The cast includes Casey Affleck, Gal Gadot, Pete Davidson and Isla Fisher. The picture is being shopped to buyers at Cannes in May. Acme estimates a traditional version would have cost $300 million. The commercial performance of this first film will shape whether the gray-box model spreads beyond Acme or stays a single-studio experiment. For a more in-depth outlay of Bitcoin check out VP-Land.


Machu Picchu & Bit Coin aside, here's wishing everyone a Happy Earth Day compliments of the Almanac. Earth Day 2026 is Wednesday, April 22, marking the 56th anniversary of the annual event, which began on April 22, 1970, to promote environmental protection. It is recognized globally as a time to address issues like pollution and climate change through action, such as planting trees, cleaning up neighborhoods, and reducing plastic waste.    

 
Posted by at No comments:

Friday, March 20, 2026

TC & Company fuses talents with Naggiar Metals

Happy spring. Glad to unveil the latest addition to our diverse list of clients: Naggiar Metals. They're a company located in the thick of it, as they say. 

I had a chance to work with an erstwhile producer's daughter on this one. She reminded me so much of my own daughter. She herself was producing; a futuristic assemblage of metal tech and grit that's bound together against a synthetic music track. And she wanted to be in on the recording session 'Live' via WhatsApp. 

We began with just a few halted laid back lines that evolved into a tone that had that all important difference for her client: a connection. We were onto something.

 

The WhatsApp recording session went great. Very stable and clear for audio judging. It was funny. She kept apologizing for interrupting me here & there with bits of on-the-fly direction. I had to reassure her, "keep 'em comin' especially, if I start to drift". I felt like William Hurt in Broadcast News, who's character's name is also Tom. Holly Hunter's character (the producer) is up in the booth providing LIVE  play by play suggestions.

We wound up with a somewhat stoic voice I don't normally tap into as it can be misinterpreted as being dry or dare I say (dare, dare)... robotic! But, this voice had a personality all it's own. Agency and client alike thought that tone augmented the graphics and created a style.   

Hard not to notice that Naggiar dates back into the 19th century as a supplier of all forms of alloy fabrication. A little style goes a long way when trying to influence architects and contractors just how to bring their visions to life.


Click the PLAY button to watch 30 second Naggiar Metal Promo




There was an Xtra treat on this weeks Jimmy Kimmel St. Patricks Show. They had this drunken obnoxious BORG (Black Out Rage Gallon) plant (Sean Patrick O'Leary) posing as an disruptive audience member. As the (sketch) was nearing its end, the dude jumps on stage with Jimmy, announces he's an Air Traffic Controller...and then uttered the slogan my step-dad, wrote and made famous: Come Fly the Friendly Skies. 

Whoa, didn't think anyone under 40 would be hip to the United Airlines motto Al Lerman came up with. United used those five words for many years. I'm sure he'd be tickled to know it's still relevant today! Thank you Mr. Kimmel and Mr. O'Leary. I shared that shows link with his wife, my mom and she got a big kick out of it. If you want to view the entire sketch just click this link: Kimmel Drunk Dude


 Click the PLAY button below to catch the United Airlines Tribute. 





Posted by at No comments:

Sunday, February 15, 2026

Sag Honors Harrison Ford with Life Achievement Award

It be that time again. So, set your Phaser - to stun-ning for the 32nd Screen Actor Guild Awards - streaming live on Sunday, March 1, 2026, on Netflix at 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET. 

This year, actor Harrison Ford is set to be honored as the 61st recipient of SAG-AFTRA’s highest tribute, the SAG Life Achievement Award, which recognizes an individual who has improved the image of the acting profession and carries with them a humanitarian spirit.



The Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA is the only televised awards ceremony that exclusively honors actors in TV and film. Voted on by SAG-AFTRA’s membership of 160,000+ performers, the Actor Awards has the largest voting body in the awards orbit. The Actor Statuette represents the fundamental spirit of performers and has been one of the industry’s most prized honors since its debut in 1995. 

The 32nd annual The Actor Awards, known previously on another network as the SAG Awards ceremony, will be click'able all day Sunday, March 1, 2026. It's being held at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall and streamed live on Netflix. 

 


With initial TV appearances on shows like Gunsmoke, Ironside, The Virginian, The F.B.I., Love, American Style, and Kung Fu, Ford’s career launcher came with a role in 1973 with George Lucas’ American Graffiti. He partnered again with Lucas who cast him as Han Solo, the dashing but grudging hero in five Star Wars films. He played Indiana Jones in a total of five Indy Jones movies with Lucas. Click Play
 

NETFLIX NEWS: Last year, Nobody Wants This star,  Kristen Bell, hosted the 31st ceremony, in which actor and activist Jane Fonda was celebrated with the SAG Life Achievement Award. This is the third year in a row that the ceremony is streaming live on Netflix as part of a multiyear exclusive partnership between Netflix and the Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA. Kristen returns as the host for the 32nd Actor Awards this year as well. 

Ms. Bell sings the praises of hosting for a 3rd time...the charmer:

“I’ve enjoyed hosting the show every time, so it was an easy decision to come back for a third,” said Kristen Bell. “What I’m most excited for is the fact that I’ll be doing what every actor does best…sing :)” 

Bell is an actress, philanthropist, children’s book author and producer who currently stars in the highly acclaimed Netflix comedy series, Nobody Wants This, alongside Adam Brody, in which she also serves as an executive producer.

It took only a 15-second clip of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt duking it out on a crumbling rooftop at twilight to draw swift outrage, and sizable fear, from Hollywood over the last few days.
The widely circulated video was created by the Irish director Ruairi Robinson using Seedance 2.0, a powerful artificial intelligence video generation tool owned by the Chinese technology company ByteDance. It had plenty of the bells and whistles of a big-budget Hollywood film: sweeping camera angles, stunt choreography, crisp sound effects and haunting music.

Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, the national executive director and chief negotiator of SAG-AFTRA, which represents actors and media artists, said its contracts had specific and enforceable rules about digital replication. The kind of material represented by the Cruise-Pitt battle, he said, “could not be produced by any of the signatories to our contracts — the studios, the streamers — without the specific, informed consent of those individuals.”
Derrick Bryson Taylor is a Times reporter covering breaking news in culture and the arts.

 

SAG-AFTRA stands with the studios in condemning the blatant infringement enabled by Bytedance's new AI video model Seedance 2.0. The infringement includes the unauthorized use of our members' voices and likenesses. This is unacceptable and undercuts the ability of human talent to earn a livelihood. Seedance 2.0 disregards law, ethics, industry standards and basic principles of consent. Responsible AI development demands responsibility, and that is nonexistent here. 2/13/26


The Los Angeles Times has been the definitive voice of Hollywood for over 100 years, championing excellence in film and television. The Times invites you to read and enjoy the latest edition of The Envelope.

Inside this issue, This awards season’s top performances; a pairing of past best picture winners with this year’s nominees and a look back on first time nominees and winners.

Delroy Lindo has been preparing for this moment all his life! Oscar nominated for the 1st time at 73. Sinners star Mr. Lindo, is not above knocking on wood. But his real secret is preparation x's (3) ! 



 

Posted by at No comments:

Tuesday, January 20, 2026

Trump's Fiery Fox Battle with Megyn Kelly reaches back to...and then Some!

 

This was our heading on our 1/20/16 BLOG post and since it's also the presidents (1) year anniversary of his 2nd term, why not see if there might be any...prescient moments in History. 

 


So, we decided to go back to where it all started...a decade ago with a familiar personality and Mr. T at a Fox News debate for the New Hampshire Presidential Primary.

 

What an ideal time to shamelessly slip in a plug for a Celebrity DeathMatch performance of The Donald taking-on Don King (boxing promoter) pert-near thirty years ago!   

 

 

 

Below is the recreation of the VoiceOverGuy Blog on January 20th, 2016:

 



The ongoing hoopla between Fox New's presidential debate co-moderator, Megyn  Kelly and Trump has boiled over into Trump opting out of the latest Debate! This is not the first time 'The Donald' has gone toe-to-toe with a celebrity


Back in the late 1990's and early 2000's, I was fortunate enough to be a regular on MTV's stop-motion animated Celebrity DeathMatch Claymation series. The show was a comedy that pitted famous celebrity's against each other in a boxing ring and had them fight it out to the d-e-a-t-h of one of 'em...sometimes both were squished, stabbed, bludgeoned, shot, or any other manner of outlandish demise. It was a popular tube watcher at the time and is still a favorite among today's young set. 
Figured when we 1st dipped into the archives in August, for a little Throw-Back Thursday, it could've been with the caveat of having Megyn & "The Donald" duke-it-out at some point.

Click to Play Trump DeathMatch

 

I do a pretty convincing Trump "You're Fired". But, now it's 20 years into the future...and that voice is sorta so-so for today's Trump. As a matter-O-fact, there ain't too much out there right now for the 'Stump-Trump' sound. That sound seems to have some variation of a thick New York accent and perhaps a bit of the rough-around-the-edges thing going on as well. From the podium, he spoke the same. Whereas, Trump may opt for the stentorian thing or a wait & see approach.

 

Here's a follow-up to the January 20, 2016 post date:

 

It's now 2 1/2 months from our January BLOG  posting and we're eager to announce locating that Stump-Trump sound we've all been listening for! (below link) 

 

It's a spot-on impression of The Donald...and for that matter, an in-your-face Bernie Sanders impression as well. The Stump-Trump projection was maybe the key all along. With an initial almost whispering Nelson Rockerfeller-esque rasp along with a halting delivery, it came together perfectly. WoW, hats off to both of these dudes... and of course the writers. 

Haven't heard set-ups and rat-a-tat-tat deliveries that were that 'locked-in' and funny since the early days of SNL & SCTV. 

  Watch as : James Adomian and Anthony Atamanuik’s ‘Trump vs. Bernie’ CNN Interview

 


Stefan Nadelman American film director and master animator of the digital environment, known for his introductory film Terminal Bar, is on the move early this 2026 as the Animation Director on: Mel Brooks - The 99 Year Old Man! (HBO TV series). Nice stand-alone, individualized credit as well.

Check out Stefan's expressive skills as the Director of Animation on the 'Amazon Prime' TV series: Hollywood Hustle: Glitz, Glam, Scam

Stefan's also working on a documentary about a guy who hikes up and then skis down 50 of the great mountain lines of North America in: The Fifty. And be on the look out for a doc about a guy that was married 6 times and allegedly killed four of them for the insurance money.
 
  
 
 
 
Posted by at No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)