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director of Queer Duck: The Movie and founder of
Mishmash Media
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Editor’s
Note: Meeting Santa & Rudolph
One of those childhood favorites that got me interested in animation
at an early age was the Rankin & Bass stop-motion holiday classic
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. When I was young and stupid,
I thought that one day I could More…
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On
the Horn With Jeffrey Ross and Aaron Lee
Listen in on this phone conversation with the creators of
Where My Dogs At?, a new animated comedy series debuting
on MTV2 on Saturday, June 10, at 12
p.m. The irreverent celebrity roaster is part of MTV2’s
new Sic ’Emation block, which also includes the new
series The Adventures of Chico & Guapo from actor
Orlando Jones and scribes P.J. Pesce and Paul D'Acri, and
a fresh season of creator Eric Fogel’s Celebrity
Death Match.
Listen to the Interview!
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MTV2 Sic 'Emation Clips First
looks at Celebrity Deathmatch, Where My Dogs At? and
The Chico & Guapo Show
MTV 2 is set to launch its first animation block at noon on
June 10, and we have your first look at the shows. In addition
to a brand-new season of Celebrity Deathmatch, the
Sic ‘Emation block will feature the new series Where
My Dogs At? and The Chico & Guapo Show.
Celebrity Deathmatch from creator Eric Fogel is the
only show on television where you can watch celebrities duke
it out in no-holds-barred fights to the death. The first episode
of the new season features a bloody and hysterical stop-motion
fight between socialites and former best friends Paris Hilton
and Nicole Ritchie. You
can download the clip here!
Where My Dogs At? from creators Jeffrey Ross and
Aaron Lee stars two animated dogs (voiced by Ross and Tracy
Morgan) who provide hilarious commentary on celebrities and
pop culture. Check out a clip of the first episode, which
features Nicole Ritchie, Lindsay Lohan and Mischa Barton.
You can download
the clip here!
Set in
a New York City recording studio, The Chico
& Guapo Show follows the comic misadventures of two
hapless interns striving to get ahead in the music business
by any means necessary. The series is created by actor Orlando
Jones and scribes P.J. Pesce and Paul D'Acri. You
can download the clip here!
You can find out more details about Sic ‘Emation at
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DVD-Jects
Part II
Not all extra features make it onto the DVD,
and for good reason. Check out some rejected bonus materials
in this new series from Hamloaf Productions.
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On
the Horn with Carlos Alazraqui
Actor and voiceover artist extraordinaire Carlos
Alazraqui (Camp Lazlo, The Life and Times of
Juniper Lee, Maya & Miguel, Reno 911!)
discusses his work and lets some of the many voices out of
his head. Download
the mp3 audio file here and read
more of the interview.
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DVD-Jects
Not all extra features make it onto the DVD,
and for good reason. Check out some rejected bonus materials
in this new series from Hamloaf Productions.
Click Here to Check Out! |
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Express
Lane
Here’s an exclusive new web series from
Hamloaf Productions. Enjoy the pilot episode, “Coop
de Kill.” (4:30) Click
Here to Check Out! |
Grease
Trek
Here’s a trailer for a new 45-minute Star Trek
spoof from the McKean Bros. and Bubo Productions. The entire
film was shot in front of a blue screen with CG environments
and effects added in post-production. Find out more about
this tasty treat for Trekkies at www.GreaseTrek.com |
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A
Fan’s Remake of Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of
the Sith
Here’s a loving short spoof of the latest Star Wars pic
from the mind of Mike Reeping, one of the most prolific indie
animators we know. If you like this, check out Mike’s
other stuff at www.guyfishcatmovie.com
and www.jtnickoftime.com.
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The
Boy, the Beer and the Bus
Here’s one man’s take on a day at the Ottawa International
Animation Festival. Gayle “Pale Ale” Ellett slapped
this together for kicks with the help of some young family members
and his girlfriend, Rita Street of Radar Cartoons. “It’s
about monkeys, lots and lots of monkeys!” |
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3-D
Pete—As seen in the pages of Animation Magazine
Join Pete in his stereoscopic adventures in animation and geekdom
at large with this hilarious series of comics by Mike Fisher. Pick
up the current issue of Animation Magazine to catch the latest
installment!
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Out
of Order
Real-life tomfoolery and skullduggery inspire this original comic
by pals Ben Bayouth, Gabe Barrere and Dillon Oleata. New installments
will be posted each month.
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image for a full enhanced version
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