Showing posts with label Animation Pitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation Pitch. Show all posts

Saturday, January 24, 2009

LUCKY LYDIA

Back in the late 90's, Bob Camp and I made a pilot with Film Graphics for Cartoon Network.
It was based on a loose idea I had, about a kid who's just lucky.
At that stage, the networks were quite interested but it was still just a loose idea.
That's where Bob comes in to the picture, he grabbed the premise instantly and turned it into a properly structured cartoon, bringing tons of "funny" into the concept.
Needless to say of course , that Linda Simensky and Kahki Jones, over at C.N. at the time, were paramount to this whole project. They were keen on Lucky Lydia right from the start.
Cartoon Network green lit the pilot, we made it and it went to air. Although the series was never picked up, we still had a lot of fun writing the stories and producing the animation.









Animation Pitch, Cartoon Network, Pilot.@arthurfilloy

Animation Pitch, Cartoon Network, Pilot.@arthurfilloy

Animation Pitch, Cartoon Network, Pilot.@arthurfilloy

Animation Pitch, Cartoon Network, Pilot.@arthurfilloy



Animation Pitch, Cartoon Network, Pilot.@arthurfilloy



Animation Pitch, Cartoon Network, Pilot.@arthurfilloy
Bob made up the word "Coolaroid", meaning two things really, cool and hemorrhoids, a form of Yin and Yang, good and bad.



Sunday, August 24, 2008

Dunderheads

1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy




1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy
1990's, Animation Pitch, Sydney@arthurfilloy


Dunderheads was a pitch for an animated tv. series that I conceived, designed and directed with the financial help of Film Graphics. There is no dialogue on this show, instead it is musically driven.
The shorts were to be 3 or 4 minutes in duration. This idea was never picked up but it was a lot of fun working on it.

Friday, August 15, 2008

Jackie Chan

1990's, Animation Pitch, Jackie Chan Movie, Sydney@arthurfilloy


Several years ago I was asked to design a cartoon version of Jackie Chan for an animated title sequence on one of his films. The design was rejected on the grounds that I made him look too Chinese.