Fast forward to San Diego Comic Con 2010: I am rushing over to BOOM! Studios’ booth to meet the great Tad Stones in person, who signed my brand new Issue #1 of ‘Darkwing Duck: The Duck Knight Returns’ that just released! Needless to say, I was absolutely star struck! XD
But I had never dreamed I would have ever gotten to work with Tad personally! Near the end of 2012, I had the great pleasure of working with him on a pitch he created while at Bento Box: a Beverly Hills Chihuahua animated series for Disney Jr.! Tad was fun and an absolute joy to work with; being an artist/animator himself with years of experience, he had the great creativity and vision I could trust, and I learned SO much from his feedback. I loved the script, too; his stories are filled with lively and humorous characters whose dialogues are brimming with attitude and personality; I could easily hear the voice acting and see them animated in my head! And although in the end, the series unfortunately fell through due to timing, I totally treasured this invaluable experience!
Hope your guys' 2014 is off to a great start!! ^_^
~Genevieve
4 comments:
Interesting the ideas that do fall through without being fully realized, I wasn't big on the "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" movies but interesting they wanted to adapt it to an animated series otherwise.
I love those Disney cartoons as well. Especially TaleSpin, Goof Troop and Darkwing Duck. Let's get Dangerous!
Anyway, glad you got to meet Tad Stones and Happy New Year!
-Sparky
Thanks for sharing this! It was such a fun experience when I recorded the pilot, it's a shame it never got picked up.
Thank you, Sparky! Happy New Year to you, too! It's awesome you love Tale Spin and DW as much as I do!
Aly - I know, it was such a shame!! =( Do you think they will ever release the pilot? I would love to see how it turned out! That's awesome that you worked on it, too! Were you at the Bento Box booth at CTN-X last year? I wonder if we might have spoken one time when I visited!
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