Early February on the Paramount lot

I was working on the Paramount Studios lot a few weeks ago, and I took this picture of the front gates, known as the Bronson Gate. It was the first time I had been back on the lot since my Deep Space Nine days, nearly twenty years had gone by, and the studio had changed a lot.

To the left and inside of the gate is the window where I picked up my check every week during DS9. These gates are the reason that a young Charles Buchinsky decided to rename himself Charles Bronson, and these are the gates that Gloria Swanson was driven through in the classic 1950 film Sunset Boulevard. Notice how I listed picking up my check as more important than the location for a classic picture:)

The pizza and salad combo at the commissary are recommended.


Here's a trailer for the picture:

History of the Future- Wide shot of battle scene

In case any of the five people that follow this blog have forgotten, History of the Future is a short-subject animated film that I developed while I was at Disney Feature Animation in the mid-2000's.

History of the Future spider tank story drawing

This drawing's kinda sketchy, like my career...

Horrible Mummy 3 chariot roughs

What if I drew a bunch of mummy 3 chariot roughs and nobody cared? Welcome to my career:)

STOP CRYING!

 

Incredibles Island schematic

With all of the crappy stuff I've worked on, sometimes you get a little lucky, and I was just that with the Incredibles. They even put this one in the 'making of' book.

I had toast with butter and jelly today, washed down with some coffee.

"Will you repair the ceiling, 007?"

"Of course, Sir. Is the Aston Martin ready to go? Also, why do the Americans always say cookies instead of biscuits?"