EXT. THE INSTITUTE FOR INSANE CARTOON CHARACTERS – NIGHT
Crane up from the mist. A distant alarm bell rings. Barking dogs grow near. A search light frantically sweeps past a hole in the fence towards the distant tree line. Someone – or
something – has escaped.
35 Years Later…
Since that fateful night, prisoner #22489 – aka Patrick Mallek – has been creating crazy cartoon concoctions in his secret animation laboratory deep in the bowels of Boulder’s infamous Mighty Fudge Studios. Dozens of award winning cartoons for brands, bands, networks, nitwits, and all points in between. As seen on MTV, at SXSW, and in several simultaneous parallel dimensions.
His many known aliases include: Animation Director for the Boulder International Film Festival, Lead Animation Juror for Denver Starz Film Festival, ASIFA-Colorado board member, and is currently thought to be posing as a Professor of 2D Animation at the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design. He should be considered courteous, informed, and enthusiastic. Approach with questions!
Course Credentialing
AG1070 – Digital Painting for Film + Games, AG1110 – Introduction to Animated Storytelling, AG2300 – Animation + Game Art Sophomore Portfolio Review, AG3131 – Business Ethics + Copyright, AG3590 – Special Topics, AN1230 – Fundamentals of Animation, AN2310 – Creative Visualization, AN2D1390 – Drawing + Acting for Animation, AN2D3230A – Character Animation + Motion Studies, AN2D3360 – Animation Layout & Production Design, AN2D3520B – 2D Computer Animation I, AN2D4240A – Advanced Character Animation + Motion Studies, AN2D4520A – 2D Computer Animation II, AN3001 – Animation Junior Portfolio Review, AN2270 – Digital Painting for Film + Games, AN1110 – Introduction to Animated Storytelling, AN3771 – Animation Sound Design + Video Editing, AN1200 – Storyboarding, AN2410 – Drawing + Acting for Animation, AG3500 – Animation + Game Art Junior Portfolio Review, AG4531 – Business Ethics + Copyright, AN2D2400 – 2D Animation I, AN2D3550 – 2D Animation III, AN2D2450 – 2D Animaton II, AG1310 – 3D Fundamentals
