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Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (2010)

Director: Victor Cook

Screenwriters: Joe Ruby / Ken Spears / Michael Ryan / Mitch Watson / Roger Eschbacher / Jed Elinoff / Scott Thomas / Benjamin Townsend / Mark Banker, / Adam Bijan, Bart Jennett / Paul Rugg / James Krieger / Caroline Farah / Michelle Lamoreaux / Robert Lamoreaux / John P. McCann / Derrick Wyatt / Joe Flaherty / Marley Halpern-Gresser / Erin Maher / Kay Reindl

Starring: Frank Welker / Mindy Cohn / Gray DeLisle / Matthew Lillard

Genre: Animation

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Language: English

Date: 2010-04-05

Number of seasons: 2

Episodes: 52

IMDb: tt1660055

Type: Crossover

Summary:

Fred Jones, Daphne Blake, Velma Dinkley, Shaggy Rogers and Scooby-Doo are a team of teenage mystery solvers who live in the small town of Crystal Cove, the self-proclaimed "Most Hauntedest Place on Earth". The allegedly "cursed" town's long history of strange disappearances and ghost and monster sightings form the basis for its thriving tourist industry; as such, the adults of the town (chief among them being Fred's father Mayor Fred Jones Sr. and Sheriff Bronson Stone) are not happy that the kids are debunking all the supernatural goings-on that bring in so much revenue as the overwrought schemes of charlatans and criminals.

In addition to the traditional cases they always solve, the team finds itself being nudged into the uncovering of a dark secret that is hidden in the past of Crystal Cove. Following cryptic hints from a faceless mystery-man known only as "Mr. E." (a play on "mystery"), the gang unearths the legend of a cursed Conquistador treasure, the secret history of Crystal Cove's founding Darrow Family, and the mysterious, unsolved disappearance of four mystery-solving youths and their pet bird—the original Mystery Incorporated. Standing in the way of solving this mystery, however, there are the romantic entanglements pulling the kids apart: Shaggy finds himself unable to put his new romance with Velma ahead of his longtime friendship with Scooby, while Daphne pines for Fred, who is obsessed with building traps and obliviously struggles to realize that he shares her feelings, too.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scooby-Doo!_Mystery_Incorporated

Link: https://kisscartoon.city/movie/scooby-doo-mystery-incorporated-season-01-ed3sonuu21/ https://kisscartoon.city/movie/scooby-doo-mystery-incorporated-season-02-4pj7idxplf/

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poitcast · 1 year

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Poitcast Episode 38 - Interview with John P. McCann

Hello Listeners!

Join us for our lovely interview with John P. McCann, as he discusses his time working on Animaniacs, Pinky and The Brain, and Freakazoid!

Episode: Interview with John P. McCann

Run Time: 43 Minutes

#pinky and the brain #patb #animaniacs #freakazoid #poitcast #podcast

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tradedmiami · 2 months

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SALE IMAGE: John Rutherford & Luke McCann DATE: 02/20/2024 ADDRESS: 10825 Key Haven Boulevard MARKET: Jacksonville ASSET TYPE: Multifamily BUYER: Measured Capital SELLER: Key Haven Partners BROKERS: John Rutherford & Luke McCann (@LukeMcCann) - NAI Hallmark (@NAIHallmark) SALE PRICE: $5,950,000 UNITS: 64 ~ PPU: $92,969 NOTE: Hidden Oaks Apartments in North Jacksonville sold for $5.95 million to California-based real estate firm Measured Capital, marking its first Florida property. The complex of 64 two-bedroom units will undergo significant upgrades to better serve the area's growing employment base, including Baptist Health and Florida State College, with improvements focusing on exterior, interior, and community spaces. #Miami #RealEstate #tradedmia #MIA #Jacksonville #Multifamily #JohnRutherford #NAIHallmark #LukeMcCann #KeyHavenPartners #MeasuredCapital

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Maniac aka Sex Maniac (1934) | horror exploitation film | Movie Classics

Maniac (also known as Sex Maniac) is a 1934 American black-and-white exploitation horror film The movie is a loose adaptation of the 1843 Edgar Allan Poe story "The Black Cat". Don Maxwell is a former vaudeville impersonator who's working as the lab assistant to Dr. Meirschultz, a mad scientist attempting to bring the dead back to life. When Don kills Meirschultz, he attempts to hide his crime by "becoming" the doctor, taking over his work, and copying his appearance/mannerisms. In the process, he slowly goes insane. Cast Bill Woods as Don Maxwell, a former vaudeville impersonator and Dr. Meirschultz's lab assistant Horace B. Carpenter as Dr. Meirschultz, a mad scientist experimenting on reviving the dead Ted Edwards as Buckley, a troubled man made mentally unstable by adrenaline Phyllis Diller as Mrs. Buckley, Buckley's wife who faces off against Maxwell Thea Ramsey as Alice Maxwell, Don's estranged wife and a showgirl Jenny Dark as Maizie, a showgirl and friend of Alice Marvel Andre as Marvel, another showgirl and friend of Alice Celia McCann as Jo, another showgirl and a friend of Alice John P. Wade as Embalmer Never Miss An Upload, Join the channel. https://www.youtube.com/@nrpsmovieclassics

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scoobybuddie · 7 months

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September 2023 Book Ratings

Wild Heart by April Jade (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 5 out of 5 star rating

Little Boy Mine by Wendy Rathbone (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

My Fake Mafia Daddy by Aster Rae (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Love In Slow M'Ocean by Gianni Holmes (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Leave No Trace by Michelle Frost & Sammi Cee (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Chance Encounter by Luna David (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Tyrant by Gianni Holmes (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Undercover Witch Academy: First Year by Rachel Medhurst (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Demonic Indemnity by Craig McLay (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Trust With A Chaser by Annabeth Albert (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Some Danger Involved by Will Thomas (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

The Prince and The Ice King by Amanda Meuwissen (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

The Stolen Kingdom by Bethany Atazadeh (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Proficiency Bonus by Charlie Novak (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Scooby-Doo! Comic Chapter Books Secret Of The Haunted Cave by Matthew K. Manning & Scott Neely (Paperback Version) - 5 out of 5 star rating

Scooby-Doo! and The Scary Snowman by Mariah Balaban (Paperback Version) - 5 out of 5 star rating

Scooby-Doo! and The Creepy Chef by Jesse Leon McCann (Paperback Version) - 5 out of 5 star rating

Scooby-Doo! and The Opera Ogre by Jesse Leon McCann (Paperback Version) - 5 out of 5 star rating

Scooby-Doo! and The Fantastic Puppet Factory by Jesse Leon McCann (Paperback Version) - 5 out of 5 star rating

Blood Claws by John P. Logsdon & Ben Zackheim (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Romancing The Rough Diamond by Clare London (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Death's Detective by Charlotte E. English (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Project Icarus by R.D. Shah (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Bangkok Warlock by John P. Logsdon & Noah K. Sturdevant (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Fakers by Lucy Lennox & May Archer (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Their Alien by M.A. Innes (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

King Of The Mountain by Aiden Ainslie (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Desires by Carly Marie (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

The Small Town Sweetie by Joe Satoria (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Professor Daddy by Nora Phoenix (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Cam Fan by Dani Lakely (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Captured by Scarlet Blackwell (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Clueless by Willow Thomas (Kindle Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

There's A Monster In The Woods by Fae Quin (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

Easy by Kiki Clark (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 4 out of 5 star rating

My Little Human by M.A. Innes (Kindle Unlimited Version) - 3 out of 5 star rating

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William Lee Woollett, Architect

by Roger Jones, August 10, 2023

William Lee Woollett (1873-1955) was an American architect who practiced mainly in California. He designed theaters in Los Angeles in the 1920s, including the largest movie theater ever built in the city, Grauman's Metropolitan Theater, which opened in 1923. Woollett was born in Albany, New York, on November 13, 1873 to William M. and Sarah Louise Woollett. Woollett senior was also an architect.

Around 1892, Woollett studied architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He apprenticed as a draftsman for Fehmer & Page, Architects, Boston, MA (1892-1896).

Woollett returned to Albany in 1896 to open his office. He was joined a few years later by his younger brother, John Woodward Woollett, also an architect. Together, they founded the firm, Woollett and Woollett Architects becoming the 3rd consecutive generation of Woolletts to practice architecture in Albany. After the San Francisco earthquake of 1906, Woollett and Woollett opened a branch office in San Francisco. William Woollett moved his family to Berkeley in 1908 and closed the Albany office. Woollett and Woollett was located in San Francisco until 1917 when William Lee Woollett relocated to Los Angeles. In 1921, the firm relocated permanently to Los Angeles. [Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Lee_Woollett]

There is little biographical information on Woollett; to date, I haven't even been able to locate an obituary. The fact that he was part of a dynasty of Woollett architects (grandfather William Lee, father William M., William Lee and his brother John W., a son William Lee, and a grandson Joseph L.) is interesting in itself; William Jr. or II, FAIA (1901-1988) provides a brief account of his own professional beginnings in his book California's Golden Age. [https://archive.org/details/californiasgolde00wool/page/n1/mode/2up; limited preview]

Woollett published articles (including Concrete in Creative Architecture, Scene Painting in Architecture, both linked below), illustrations, and competition designs in various journals.

William Lee Woollett, Competitive Design for Public Library in Davenport Iowa. The American Architect Feb. 1901

An outline of Woollett's working life is given in his PCAD entry:

From Pacific Coast Architecture Database (PCAD) entry William Lee Woollett (Architect):

Résumé Draftsman, Fehmer and Page, Architects, Boston, MA, c. 1892-1896. Partner, William Lee Woollett and John W. Woollett, Albany, NY, -1906. This firm operated solely in the Albany, NY, area until 1906. A note in the Real Estate Record and Builders' Guide of 04/18/1903 stated: "William L. Woollett, architect, of Albany, has completed plans for alterations to St. Peter's Hospital, Albany, to cost $10,000, and for an addition 65x45, to cost $50,000. The latter will be fireproof and contain all appliances that go to equip a modern hospital. No expense will be spared to furnish the best plumbing,, heating and ventilating apparatus. The contract for the carpentry has been let to Patrick McCann, and the masonry to Collins Bros."... Partner, Woollett and [J.W] Woollett, Architects, San Francisco, CA, and Albany, NY, 1907-1917. It appears that Woollett chose to leave Albany to start a new branch of the Woollett and Woollett architectural firm in San Francisco following the Great Earthquake and Fire of 04/18/1906.Woollett and Woollett had its office in the Monadnock Building in 1907-1908.... In 1915, the Woollett and Woollett office was located at 260 California Street in San Francisco.... On his World War I draft registration form, Woollett indicated that he lived in Los Angeles, but worked in Sacramento, CA. In 1921, his office was located at 405 South Hill Street, Room #216. (See Los Angeles, California, City Directory, 1921, p. 2688.) He moved to new quarters at523 West 6th Street, Room #1121, by 1924. (See Los Angeles, California, City Directory, 1924, p. 2393.) Professional Activities Woollett served on the Los Angeles Municipal Art Commission until 1936.

Some of Woollett's significant buildings are illustrated below. Perhaps a scholar with access to the Woollett papers at UC Santa Barbara will someday compile a catalogue raisonné of his work, along with a more complete biography.

Tajo Building, Los Angeles, 1897, George Herbert Wyman and William Lee Woollett, architects

San Francisco Armory, 1914, Woollett and Woollett, architects

Arensberg House, Los Angeles, 1921

Eagle Rock City Hall, 1923. Security Pacific Photograph Collection, Los Angeles Public Library

Los Angeles Public Library, Malabar Branch, 1927

Proposed design for a Los Angeles Civic Center, 1936

Woollett was responsible for the designs of three movie theaters in Los Angeles: The Rialto (Quinn’s Rialto opened 1917, designed by A.R. Walker; remodeled by Woollett after Sid Grauman’s purchase in 1919); the Million Dollar Theater of 1918 (Albert C. Martin, architect of the office building and exterior; theater interior designed by Woollett); and Grauman’s Metropolitan of 1923 (Edwin Bergstrom, building architect, theater interior designed by Woollett; renamed the Paramount in 1929).

Quinn's Rialto, 1917, exterior. Security Pacific Photograph Collection, Los Angeles Public Library

Rialto Theater, as remodeled by Woollett, 1919

Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre and office building, Los Angeles, 1918

Grauman's Million Dollar Theatre, opening night, February 1, 1918

Grauman's Metropolitan Theater, Los Angeles

Grauman's Metropolitan opened with great fanfare on Friday January 26, 1923, showing "My American Wife" starring Gloria Swanson and Antonio Moreno. Gloria and several other stars of the picture attended, with the stage portion of the program headlined by Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians.

The L.A. Times had quoted Grauman as saying "The Metropolitan Theater is to be the very center of the motion-picture universe," noting that the rest of the opening night program would include "The Star Spangled Banner" with the orchestra plus Henry Murtagh at the organ. There would be a chorus of 500 and an unfurling of what was said to be the largest flag in the world. Following this patriotic display would be the overture and "Pilgrim’s Chorus" from "Tannhauser" then "Ave Maria" with forty violinists and "eight expert harpists." “Dancing acts in which a ballet of 200 artists will be employed." [Source: Los Angeles Times, January 21, 1923, cited in Metropolitan / Paramount Theatre: History at https://losangelestheatres.blogspot.com/2018/10/metropolitan-theatre.html]

Views of the theater and its interior have been extensively reproduced on the website misterdangerous as well as Los Angeles Theatres; links to the PDF versions of some of the publications cited are included in the Links section below. Some representative illustrations are shown here.

The office building's architect was George Edwin Bergstrom, and the theater interior was designed by Woollett. Bergstrom probably gained significant amounts of expertise in reinforced concrete construction in his work on industrial buildings; these skills would have been profitably used in the Metropolitan building.

With 3,600 seats, the Metropolitan was the largest movie house ever built in Los Angeles. Its construction was a marvel; its poured concrete had to be supported by huge wooden armature (about 400,000 board feet of lumber went into the "falsework" alone). Ten roof trusses spanned 126 feet, the largest truss supported the four balcony cantilevers, absorbing 100 tons of reinforcing steel and 570 cubic yards of concrete, poured in a continuous run of 47 hours. [Source: Theatre Historical Society Annual No. 23, 1996]

Graumans's Metropolitan, S. Hill and 6th Streets, Los Angeles. Address: 323 W. 6th St., 536 S. Hill St. and 553 S. Broadway Los Angeles, CA 90014

Grauman's Metropolitan theater marquee

Originally intended to rise 13 stories (then the building height limit in Los Angeles), the final height was six stories.

The main theater entrance was on 6th Street, with a side entrance on Hill Street, facing Pershing Square. A short-lived third entrance on Broadway featured both a mammoth cast-concrete sculpture and an escalator leading to a bridge connecting to the theater building. This entrance was closed in 1926.

Screen actress Mae Murray admires the lobby of the Broadway entrance to the Metropolitan

After nearly 30 months of construction, upon the Metropolitan's opening the theater's design was greeted with both confusion and admiration. Idiosyncratic details such as the bizarre sculptures of a "snail deer" and a clawed figure of a garden slug with human face titled "Procrastination" must have both amused and repelled the public.

Opening night advertisement

Theater mezzanine, from Concrete in Architecture

Model of snail deer, "Aspiration" from a drawing by Mr. Woollett, The Architect and Engineer

"Procrastination" sculpture

Sketch for interior of a theater, crayon drawing by Wm. Lee Woollett, The Architect and Engineer, May 1923

Proscenium, Metropolitan Theater, with the Metropolitan's asbestos curtain. The organ console is in its upper position, above stage level. The mural in the top of the arch was titled "Not By Might, Not By Power." The painted fire curtain, according to Woollett, depicted a satire on Wells' History of the World. From the September 1923 issue of The Building Review.

Sketch for the mural "Not by Might, Not by Power" in the upper proscenium.

Half elevation of proscenium arch, from American Architecture of the 20th Century

Auditorium interior with proscenium

Mural in the Metropolitan Theatre, William Lee Woollett at right. The mural, "Princess of the golden Kingdom," was painted by Paul K. Mays and Steffan Horbaczek. Security Pacific Photograph Collection, Los Angeles Public Library

Grauman was constructing the Egyptian Theater on Hollywood Blvd. at the same time as the Metropolitan; the Egyptian opened in 1922 just months before the Metropolitan, to be followed in 1927 by Grauman's Chinese. Grauman's name in lights above the Metropolitan's marquee remained for only three years; he passed stewardship of the theater to Paramount Pictures, which redubbed it the Paramount in 1929. Grauman had banked on the shifting entertainment district from Broadway in downtown L.A. to Hollywood.

The wall hanging on the house right stairs. "Mr. God" panel in Panne velvet designed by the architect, executed by E.J. MacKeever. Such bizarre details as "the sarcophagus of the unknown dead" must have both amused and perplexed moviegoers. Photo: Architect and Engineer - May 1923

Ushers, Metropolitan Theater

The Theatre Historical Society Annual No. 23, 1996, was devoted to the Metropolitan Theatre, and included selections from from The Architect & Engineer, May 2023.

Section and main floor plan, as reproduced in the Theatre Historical Society Annual, 1996

The theater building was demolished in 1961-62; due to its solid concrete construction, the first demolition contractor went bankrupt, before a second, more knowledgeable, contractor finished the job. The 16-story, 410,000 square feet, $51 million International Jewelry Trade Center, in faceted white granite, opened on the site in 1981, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

Demolition, 1960s

William Lee Woollett's papers were given to the Architecture and Design Collection of the Art, Design and Architecture Museum, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), in 1981 by his son, William Lee Woollett, FAIA (1901-1988).

Links to PDF Documents:

Concrete and Creative Architecture, The Architect & Engineer, May 1923

Grauman Theater a Work of Art, The Architect & Engineer, May 1923

The Million Dollar Theatre - Los Angeles, California

A New Play House - The International Studio Nov. 1919

Woollett, Scene Painting in Architecture - The Architectural Record Nov 1915

Reflections on the Grauman Metropolitan Theater, Los Angeles, by Bernard Maybeck, the Architect and Engineer

Notable Stage Elevator Installation in the Metropolitan, The Architect and Engineer

Websites:

Metropolitan Theater – Los Angeles - misterdangerous

Finding Aid for the William Lee Woollett papers, circa 1920-circa 1980 0000198

William Lee Woollett Buildings & Publications

A New Administration Center for Los Angeles

Inside the Legendary Art-Filled Home of Walter and Louise Arensberg

Metropolitan / Paramount Theater Los Angeles - images

Los Angeles Theatres; Metropolitan / Paramount Theatre: History

Woolletts in the USA

"Pioneers" and "Editorial," Grauman's Metropolitan Theater, The Building Review, 1923

#architecture #Woollett #William Lee Woollett #Metropolitan Theatre #Grauman #concrete #movie theater #movie palace #Grauman's Metropolitan #Los Angeles

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Sabías que, el 10 de febrero cumple 65 años el saxofonista estadounidense de jazz Bill Evans, nacido en Clarendon Hills, Illinois. Nominado en dos ocasiones al premio Grammy, ha publicado cerca de una veintena de álbumes en solitario y en los años ochenta formó parte del grupo de Miles Davis con el que grabó cuatro álbumes. Asimismo fue miembro de la banda Elements y, entre 1984 y 1987, de la Mahavishnu Orchestra. También ha trabajado con Herbie Hancock, John McLaughlin, Michael Franks, Willie Nelson, Mick Jagger, Les McCann, Mark Egan, Danny Gottlieb, Ian Anderson, Randy Brecker y The Allman Brothers Band. Su publicación más reciente fue ‘Rise Above’ en 2016. @relaxvideobar www.relaxvideobar.com (at RELAX Videobar RETRO) https://www.instagram.com/p/CogHnXrMWwv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Xbox - Us Dreamers Ft. Daniel Kaluuya from Ian Pons Jewell on Vimeo.

Director: Ian Pons Jewell Starring: Daniel Kaluuya Sound design and mix: String and Tins Music: Wax Wings VFX: MPC DOP: Mauro Chiarello Casting: Kharmel Cochrane AGENCY: 215 McCANN PRODUCTION CO: RESET Managing Director: Dave Morrison Executive Producer: Deannie O’Neil Head of Production: JP Colombo Producers: Jon Adams, Meghan Moore, Emmanuelle Le Chat Production Designer: Robin Brown Director's assistant: Emmanuelle Le Chat

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Chief Creative Officer - Scott Duchon Creative Director - Mat Bunnell Senior Art Director - Savannah Hicks Director of Integrated Production - Mandi Holdorf Senior Producer - Nina Roussarie Associate Producer - Jessie Ybarra Business Affairs Director - Mary Beth Barney Business Director - Peter Goldstein Management Supervisor - Devina Hardatt Account Supervisor - Harold McKeon

VFX:

Executive Producer: Elexis Stearn

VFX Producers: Nicole Saccardi @ntsaccardi , Warwick Hewett, Mireille Antoine @mireillea38

VFX Coordinators: John Edson, Jamie Hughes

Line producer: Neela Kumuda P

Production coordinator: Sakshi Gaur

Colour Executive Producer: Meghan Lang Bice

Colour Producer: Sasha Pace @sashaapace

Colourist: Ricky Gausis @rickygausis

Colour Assists: Sam Ziaie, Nate Seymour

Creative Directors: Michael Gregory @michaelgregory._ , Dan Seddon

VFX Supervisors (2D): Toya Drechsler @snapshotshop, David Filipe @davidfilipe

VFX Supervisors (3D): Zhenya Vladi, Corinne DeOrsay @cdeorsay , Fabian Frank

CG Supervisor: Raju Ganesh S

2D Supervisor: Rashabh Butani

Pre-vis: David Hickey, Parker Sellers, Andrew Price, Samir Patel, Fabian Frank, Kristian Bonne, James Bown, Chris Welsby, Clementine Supiot

Assets: Silvia Bartoli, Marco Gifuni, Pascual Rubio Cervera, Michael Reed, Tom Hearne, Corinne DeOrsay, Jemmy Molero, Bibin Balan, S Shashi Kumar, Vivek Mayanglambam, Bibin Balan, Vinutha R, Selva Kumar K

Rigging: Navin Pinto, Gretchen Asmar, Maximilian Mallman

Look Development: Fabian Frank, Giovanni Bianchet, Pascual Rubio Cervera

Concepts: Ivan Khomenko, Leandre Lagrange, Michelle Tolo, Mike Davis, Andrew Kim, Eric Fulghum, Farid Sandoval, Jake Lunt, Lino Khay, Leandre Lagrange, Farid Sandoval

Animation - David Bryan, Chris Welsby, Andrew Price, Samir Patel, Ty Coyle, Marco Capparelli, Clementine Supiot, Mack Knights, James Bown, Shiny Rajan

FX: Dan Bodenstein, Nate Skeen, Rob Richardson, Selcuk Ergen, Radu Ciubotariu, Arnau Gilabert, Umesh Namdev, Ashwath Thiraviam, Kartik Gupta

Lighting: Tim Kafka, Sherryn Pattarawuttiwong, Nate Skeen, Tom Hearne, Asher Stusek, Brendon Echsner, Zhenya Vladi, Pascual Rubio Cervera, Fabian Frank, Giovanni Bianchet, Chris Huland, Kiril Mirkov, Mattias Lullini, Stephane Ranaldi, William Laban, Aritra Sarkar, Raju Ganesh S

Compositing: Navid Sanati, Toya Drechlser, Kyle Belko, Andy Roberts, David Ince, Hector Cabrera, Jason Heinze, Oliver Caiden, Sandra Ross, Sorie Conteh, David Piombino, Gustavo Bellon, David Filipe, Mithun Alex, Ed Taylor, Pavan Balagam, Yashvardhan Jain, Shaik Abdul Adul, Manideep Sanisetty, Yashvardhan Jain, Akula Srikanth, Abhilash A

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Prep: Sreejimol C.P, Suresh P, Anurag Sing Kushwaha, Sreeji

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Sound Designer: Jim Stewart Assistant Sound Design: Culum Simpson and James Hayday Sound Supervisor: Will Cohen Audio Post Producer: Rachel Hough

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ARTIST: Wax Wings - Joseph Icaro MANAGEMENT: Steven Braines @ The Weird & The Wonderful

LIVE-ACTION:

Producer: Megan Moore Production Supervisor: Kelsey Mezzenga 1st AD: Chris Foote 2nd AD:Yvonne Wang 1ST A.C: Justin Chefe 2ND A.C: Lawrence Lim D.I.T: Ben Longsworth CRANE OPERATOR: Ron Tatham CRANE TECH: Clay Platner GAFFER: Bill Mayberry BEST BOY ELECTRIC: Jeff Amaral ELECTRIC: Noah Shain, John Linares, Danny Jimenez KEY GRIP: Jamie Lagerhausen BEST BOY GRIP: Amos James GRIPS: Tim White, Perry Karidis

PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Dylan Kahn ART COORDINATOR: Nicki Nevlin SET DECORATOR: Chris Coles PROP MASTER: Jon Moberg LEADMAN: Dave Lavker SET DRESSERS: Jared Drummond, Carlos Fagundo SET DRESSER / DRIVER: Mirko Videnovich

SCRIPT SUPERVISOR: Lisa Bobonis SOUND MIXER: Peter Commans VTR: Sandy Mattice

STAGE MANAGER: Tom Melby PROD. ASST. OFFICE: Zachary Stoner PROD. ASST. - PROD TRUCK: Salim Allen PROD. ASSISTANTS: Misty Carbajal, Ricky Yearwood, Kasey Layne, Elana Y Cooper, Sara Levinskas

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Production Co: RADIOAKTIVE Executive Producer: Sasha Bevka Production Manager: Julia Sotnikova Drone: Zodiac.film Drone team (Dmitry Denisov, Taras Miskiv, Vova Ivanusa) Location Manager: Zhenya Kasamara VTR: Valentyn Gryb

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Woman on planet: Velveteen Walker Man in air: Christian Gutierrez

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“The Daffy Duck Program” a “could have been” primetime show for The WB circa 1997, was conceived by Paul Rugg and John P. McCann. So much fun working with them, Doug Langdale and Tony Cervone on this ill-fated gem. Sometimes you can only replay the great ones in your head.

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#nostalgia critic #animaniacs #cast interview #tribute #animaniacs cast #tom ruegger #nate ruegger #sherri stoner #paul rugg #john p mccann

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I drew this for cartoon writer/producer John P. McCann. He had a cartoon idea he was pitching called “Tomorrow Bear”(c) and needed some visuals. @maz-z helped me by coloring them. Tomorrow Bear is a Circus Bear by day, and secretly a crime solving scientist by night, or something along those lines. I believe he had some little kids who helped him. Boy I hope it gets picked up some day. I was mean to draw more for him but kind of just didn’t. I still feel bad about it to this day. I think I was worried I am only good for more organic things and he needed some buildings and vehicles and more stylized things, and I’m not really well trained in that or anything.

#animaniacs #freakazoid #john p. mccann #tomorrow bear #animation #cartoons #writers #art #my art #original art #oc

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REQUESTS AND WRITINGS

Hey! Welcome to my blog, I just wanted to post a list of all the celebrity characters I write for. I just wanted to inform you all that I will most definitely be taking in requests for any character played by a celeb on this list, as well as any type of prompt (fluff, angst, smut...). I also wanted to add that sadly I will only be writing for female readers as I am one myself and wouldn't want to misinterpret any feelings or situations that a male or non- binary person would feel.

(Just to be clear this a list of actors but I will only be writing for any character played by said celebs, not the actual person as I find that kind of wierd. xx)

PS: Some names will be in all caps and that means that I am currently in a period where I am really motivated or interested to write for this particular person, these will change over time.

Adam Driver

ALAN RICKMAN

Alicia Vikander

Amandla Stemberg

Ana De Armas

ANDREW GARFIELD

Andy Samberg

Angelina Jolie

ANGUS CLOUD

Annabelle Wallis

Anne Hathaway

Anya Taylor-Joy

Benedict Cumberbatch

Bradley Cooper

Brie Larson

Camille Cottin

Cara Delevigne

CATE BLANCHETT

Cher

Chris Evans

Chris Hemsworth

Chris O’Dowd

Ciaran Hinds

Cillian Murphy

Cobie Smulders

Colin Farell

Dakota Johnson

Daniel Craig

David Harbour

David Tennant

David Thewlis

Dylan O’Brian

Eddie Redmayne

Elle Fanning

Elizabeth Debiki

Elizabeth Olsen

Emilia Clarke

Emily Blunt

Emma Mackey

Emma Roberts

Emma Stone

Emma Watson

Emmy Rossum

Esther Acebo

Eva Green

Evan Peters

Ewan McGregor

Ezra Millers

Finn Wolfhard

Florence Pugh

Gal Gadot

Gillian Anderson

Gwendoline Christie

Harry Styles

Henry Golding

Ian Glen

Idris Elba

Itziar Ituno

James McAvoy

Jason Momoa

Javier Bardem

Jemima Kirke

Jennifer Connelly

Jennifer Lawrence

Jessica Chastain

Jessica Lange

Jimmy Smits

John Krasinski

Johnny Depp

Jude Law

Kate Winslet

Kaya Scodelario

Keanu Reeves

Kiera Knightley

Kit Harrington

Kristen Stewart

Lady Gaga

Lea Seydoux

Lena Headey

Liam Neeson

Lily Rabe

Lily - Rose Depp

Liza Weil

Louis Garrel

Luke Evans

Mads Mikkelson

Maisie Williams

Marion Cotillard

Margot Robbie

Mark Ruffalo

Mathew McConaughey

Maude Apatow

Megan Fox

Meryl Streep

Micheal Fassbender

Mikael Persbrandt

Mila Kunis

Millie Bobby Brown

Natalia Tena

Natalie Portman

Paul Bettany

PEDRO PASCAL

Penelope Cruz

Pheobe Dyevnor

Pheobe Waller Bridge

Rachel McAdams

Rachel Weiz

Ralph Fiennes

Rebecca Ferguson

Richard Madden

Rihanna

Robert Downey Jr

Rooney Mara

Rory McCann

Rose Byrne

Sacha Baron Cohen

Sadie Sink

Sam Claflin

Sandra Bullock

Saoirse Ronan

SARAH PAULSON

Scarlett Johansson

Sebastian Stan

Sophie Turner

Stephanie Beatriz

Sterling K Brown

Sydney Sweeney

Taissa Farmiga

Timothee Chalamet

Thomas Brodie - Sangster

Thomasin McKenzie

Tom Felton

Tom Hanks

Tom Hardy

Tom Hiddleston

Ty Burrell

Ursula Corbero

Vanessa Kirby

VERA FARMIGA

Victoria Pedretti

Willow Smith

Winona Ryder

Zendaya

Zoe Kravitz

Zoe Saldana

If there is an actor/ character that is not on this list that you would like to request please do, and I will see if I will write for them xx

- Lots of love,

Lucy

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SALE IMAGE: John Cohen, Luke McCann & John Rutherford DATE: 09/12/2023 ADDRESS: 10621 Monaco Drive MARKET: Jacksonville ASSET TYPE: Multifamily ~ ACRES: 5.59 BUYER: Park at River City LLC - Alan Naim SELLER: Toro Real Estate Partners - John Cohen BROKERS: John Rutherford & Luke McCann (@lukemccann) - NAI Hallmark (@naihallmark) SALE PRICE: $7,500,000 UNITS: 104 ~ PPU: $72,115 NOTE: A Beverly Hills-based buyer, Park at River City LLC, has acquired a 104-unit multifamily property in Jacksonville's Northside for $7.5 million. The property, located at 10621 Monaco Drive, was built in 1967 and was brokered by NAI Hallmark Senior Vice President John Rutherford and Vice President Luke McCann on behalf of the buyer and seller, Toro Real Estate Partners. #Miami #RealEstate #tradedmia #MIA #TheParkatRiverCity #Jacksonville #Multifamily #ParkatRiverCityLLC #AlanNaim #ToroRealEstatePartners #JohnRutherford #LukeMcCann #NAIHallmark

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Watch if you’re looking for...

**This is not a full list! Message me with additions and I will keep it going. Some may repeat in different categories**

Indicated entries may contain some of the following (I am working on labeling all entries, let me know if you have a recommendation):

~ Gun violence

* Sexual violence

+ Hate Crimes (racial, religious, LGBTQ+)

; Suicide/self-harm

Case (or multiple) per episode crime drama:

Bones

Cold Case Files

Criminal Minds

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

CSI: Cyber

CSI: Miami

CSI: NY

Forensic Files

Law & Order ~*+;

Law & Order: Criminal Intent

Law & Order: LA ~*+;

Law & Order: Organized Crime ~

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ~*+;

Law & Order: Trial by Jury ~*+

NCIS ~*+;

NCIS: Hawaii

NCIS: Los Angeles

NCIS: New Orleans

The X-Files

Firsthand Accounts:

The Confession Tapes

Evil Lives Here

Fear Thy Neighbor

I Am A Killer

I Survived

Snapped

Unsolved Mysteries

Worst Roommate Ever

Drugs/Organized Crimes:

Better Call Saul ~

Breaking Bad ~

Cocaine ~

Cocaine Cowboys

Drugs Inc. ~

Drug Lords ~

Fear City: New York vs The Mafia ~

Heist

How To Fix A Drug Scandal

Icarus

Law & Order: Organized Crime ~

Legend

The Legend of Cocaine Island

Murder Mountain

Narcos ~

Operation Odessa

Ozark ~

Screwball

Shiny_Flakes: The Teenage Drug Lord

White Boy

Dramatization of a real event:

The Act

The Assassination of Gianni Versace: An American Crime Story

Chernobyl ;

A Crime to Remember

Dirty John

Foxcatcher

Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders ~

Lost Girls

Mindhunter

The OJ Simpson Trial: An American Crime Story

Orange is the New Black

Unbelievable

When They See Us

Documentaries (One Part):

Abducted in Plain Sight *

Amanda Knox

American Murder: The Family Next Door

American Tragedy

Athlete A

Audrie & Daisy *

Beware the Slenderman

Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell

Bowling for Columbine

The Bridge ;

The Cheshire Murders

Conviction

Cropsey

Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father ;

The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson +

Dream/Killer

The Fear of 13

Have You Seen Andy?

H.H. Holmes: America's First Serial Killer

The House of Suh

I Don’t Like Mondays ~

Icarus

The Imposter

Interview With a Serial Killer

Kidnapped: Natascha Kampusch

Lessons From A School Shooting: Notes on Dunblane ~

Long Shot

Murder by the Coast

The Murder of Meredith Kercher

Murder to Mercy: The Cyntoia Brown Story

Nail bomber: Manhunt

No Place to Hide: The Rehtaeh Parsons Story

Our Father

Out Of Thin Air

Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills

Paradise Lost 2: Revelations

Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory

The Phantom

Private Network: Who Killed Manuel Buendia?

ReMastered: Who Killed Jam Master Jay?

Roll Red Roll

Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four

Strong Island

The Three Deaths of Marisela Escobedo

Team Foxcatcher

Tell Me Who I Am *

There’s Something Wrong With Aunt Diane

Thin Blue Line

Thought Crimes: The Case of the Cannibal Cop

Unseen

Valentine Road

Voyeur

We Are Columbine ~

West of Memphis

Who Killed Garrett Phillips?

Who Took Johnny

Why Did You Kill Me?

The Witness

You Belong To Me: Sex, Race And Murder in The South

Docuseries (Multi-Parts):

Allen v. Farrow

Casting JonBenet

Captive

Carmel: Who Killed Maria Marta?

The Case Against Adnan Syed

The Confession Killer

Conversations With A Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes

Crime Scene: Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel

The Devil Next Door

The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann

The Disappearance of Susan Cox Powell

Don’t Fuck With Cats: Hunting An Internet Killer

Eliza Matsunaga: Once Upon a Crime

Evil Genius: The True Story of America’s Most Diabolical Bank Heist

I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter ;

The Innocent Man

Inside The Real Narcos

Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich

The Keepers

The Killing Season

Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez

Killer Kids

Lorena

Making a Murderer

Memories of Murder: The Dennis Nilsen Tapes

The Menendez Murders

Murder Among the Mormons

Nevenka: Breaking the Silence

Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer

Outcry

The People vs. OJ Simpson

A Perfect Crime

The Pharmacist

The Raincoat Killer: Chasing a Predator in Korea

The Ripper

Smiley Face Killers: The Hunt for Justice

The Sons of Sam: A Descent into Darkness

Sophie: A Murder in West Cork

The Staircase

This Is a Robbery: The World's Greatest Art Heist

Tiger King

Trial 4

Trial By Media

The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez

Unabomber: In His Own Words

Under Suspicion: Uncovering the Wesphael Case

The Vow ~

Kidnapping/Disappearances

Abducted in Plain Sight

The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann

The Disappearance of Susan Cox Powell

Have You Seen Andy?

The Imposter

Kidnapped: Natascha Kampusch

Unseen

Who Took Johnny?

Based on a Serial Killer Movies:

10 Rillington Place

Badlands

Bernie

The Boston Strangler

Citizen X

Dahmer

The Deliberate Stranger

Eaten Alive

Ed Gein

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile

From Hell

Frozen Ground

Gacy

The Gray Man

Green River Killer

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer ~*

The Highwaymen

The Hunt for the BTK Killer

The Iceman

Karla

Killer: A Journal of Murder

Monster

My Friend Dahmer *

The Night Stalker ~*

Out of the Darkness

The Snowtown Murders

Speck

Summer of Sam

The Town That Dreaded Sundown

Who Killed Atlanta’s Children?

Wolf Creek

Zodiac

Cults:

Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator

Charlie Says

Children of God

Deprogrammed

Holy Hell

Jesus Camp

Jonestown: Paradise Lost

Keep Sweet: Pray & Obey

Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath

Source Family

The Family

The Vow

Waco

Wild Wild Country

Fraud:

Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives.

Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Catch Me If You Can

Catfish

The Con

Dirty Money

Fyre Fraud

Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened

The Imposter

The Inventor: Out For Blood in Silicon Valley

Love Fraud

Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art

Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal

Quiz

Sour Grapes

Fictional Crime Thrillers:

American Crime

American Horror Story

Bates Motel

Better Call Saul ~

Big Little Lies

Black Mirror ~*;

Breaking Bad ~

Broadchurch

Dark

Dead to Me

Dexter

Hannibal

Harper’s Island ~;

How To Get Away With Murder

Killing Eve

Manhunt: Deadly Games

The Mentalist

Twin Peaks

The Stranger

Thirteen Reasons Why ~*+;

A Wilderness of Error

You

Paranormal Series:

Ancient Aliens

Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural

Celebrity Ghost Stories

I Am Not Okay With This

Paranormal Survivor

So Weird

Stranger Things

The Twilight Zone

The X-Files

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