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Springer is a modern animator, episode writer and storyboard artist, beginning his days in animation at {{W|Spümcø}}. Besides his work on ''SpongeBob SquarePants'', he is best known as a storyboard artist for the live-action/animated hybrid film ''[[w:c:looneytunes:Looney Tunes: Back in Action|Looney Tunes: Back in Action]]'', a few freelance episodes on ''Poochini'', ''[[w:c:dexterslab:Dexter's Laboratory (TV series)|Dexter's Laboratory]]'', and ''[[w:c:samuraijack:Samurai Jack (series)|Samurai Jack]]''. He also has directed several episodes. He plays the [[real-life drummer]] in "[[Prehibernation Week]]," however he is uncredited.<ref name="commentary">[[Prehibernation Week (audio commentary)|Audio Commentary for "Prehibernation Week"]]</ref> In {{Time|2006}}, Springer created and co-directed the pilot episode for ''{{W|Korgoth of Barbaria}}'' in collaboration with {{W|Genndy Tartakovsky}} for {{W|Adult Swim}}. Springer also was the voice of the animated character "Laughing Bubble" in ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' in {{Time|2004}}. Springer has also collaborated with various animation veterans such as [[Lynne Naylor]], [[Chris Reccardi]], {{W|Alex Hirsch}}, {{W|Craig McCracken}}, {{W|Genndy Tartakovsky}}, {{W|Paul Rudish}}, {{W|Rumen Petkov}}, {{W|Dave Wasson}}, {{W|Rob Renzetti}}, [[Maxwell Atoms]], [[C.H. Greenblatt]], {{W|Chris Savino}}, [[Stephen Hillenburg]], and {{W|John Kricfalusi}}. He also worked on animated films like ''[[w:c:disney:Mulan (1998 film)|Mulan]]'', ''[[w:c:disney:The Emperor's New Groove|The Emperor's New Groove]]'', ''Open Season'', ''Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs'', ''[[w:c:oz:Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return|Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return]]'' and ''Mr. Peabody and Sherman''. | Springer is a modern animator, episode writer and storyboard artist, beginning his days in animation at {{W|Spümcø}}. Besides his work on ''SpongeBob SquarePants'', he is best known as a storyboard artist for the live-action/animated hybrid film ''[[w:c:looneytunes:Looney Tunes: Back in Action|Looney Tunes: Back in Action]]'', a few freelance episodes on ''Poochini'', ''[[w:c:dexterslab:Dexter's Laboratory (TV series)|Dexter's Laboratory]]'', and ''[[w:c:samuraijack:Samurai Jack (series)|Samurai Jack]]''. He also has directed several episodes. He plays the [[real-life drummer]] in "[[Prehibernation Week]]," however he is uncredited.<ref name="commentary">[[Prehibernation Week (audio commentary)|Audio Commentary for "Prehibernation Week"]]</ref> In {{Time|2006}}, Springer created and co-directed the pilot episode for ''{{W|Korgoth of Barbaria}}'' in collaboration with {{W|Genndy Tartakovsky}} for {{W|Adult Swim}}. Springer also was the voice of the animated character "Laughing Bubble" in ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' in {{Time|2004}}. Springer has also collaborated with various animation veterans such as [[Lynne Naylor]], [[Chris Reccardi]], {{W|Alex Hirsch}}, {{W|Craig McCracken}}, {{W|Genndy Tartakovsky}}, {{W|Paul Rudish}}, {{W|Rumen Petkov}}, {{W|Dave Wasson}}, {{W|Rob Renzetti}}, [[Maxwell Atoms]], [[C.H. Greenblatt]], {{W|Chris Savino}}, [[Stephen Hillenburg]], and {{W|John Kricfalusi}}. He also worked on animated films like ''[[w:c:disney:Mulan (1998 film)|Mulan]]'', ''[[w:c:disney:The Emperor's New Groove|The Emperor's New Groove]]'', ''[[w:c:openseason:Open Season (film)|Open Season]]'', ''Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs'', ''[[w:c:oz:Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return|Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return]]'' and ''Mr. Peabody and Sherman''. | ||
After season 8, he left ''SpongeBob'' to direct episodes of ''[[w:c:gravityfalls:Gravity Falls (TV series)|Gravity Falls]]''. He wrote for 71 episodes in total. He also wrote some episodes of {{W|Disney}}'s ''[[w:c:disney:Mickey Mouse (TV series)|Mickey Mouse]]''. He returned to work on [[The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run|the third movie]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230414180128/https://twitter.com/VincentWaller72/status/1001468041786413056 Vincent Waller on Twitter: "@NatroxServer Tim Hill, Aaron Springer, Sue Mondt, Zeus. This all the info I have crew wise."]</ref> | After season 8, he left ''SpongeBob'' to direct episodes of ''[[w:c:gravityfalls:Gravity Falls (TV series)|Gravity Falls]]''. He wrote for 71 episodes in total. He also wrote some episodes of {{W|Disney}}'s ''[[w:c:disney:Mickey Mouse (TV series)|Mickey Mouse]]''. He returned to work on [[The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run|the third movie]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230414180128/https://twitter.com/VincentWaller72/status/1001468041786413056 Vincent Waller on Twitter: "@NatroxServer Tim Hill, Aaron Springer, Sue Mondt, Zeus. This all the info I have crew wise."]</ref> | ||
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Template:Person Aaron Paul Springer (born September 5, 1973; age Template:Age) is a SpongeBob SquarePants crew member who worked on the show from season 1 to season 8. He also worked on the episode "Too Many Patricks" from season 2 of The Patrick Star Show as a writer and storyboard director.
Biography
Springer is a modern animator, episode writer and storyboard artist, beginning his days in animation at Spümcø. Besides his work on SpongeBob SquarePants, he is best known as a storyboard artist for the live-action/animated hybrid film Looney Tunes: Back in Action, a few freelance episodes on Poochini, Dexter's Laboratory, and Samurai Jack. He also has directed several episodes. He plays the real-life drummer in "Prehibernation Week," however he is uncredited.[1] In 2006, Springer created and co-directed the pilot episode for Korgoth of Barbaria in collaboration with Genndy Tartakovsky for Adult Swim. Springer also was the voice of the animated character "Laughing Bubble" in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie in 2004. Springer has also collaborated with various animation veterans such as Lynne Naylor, Chris Reccardi, Alex Hirsch, Craig McCracken, Genndy Tartakovsky, Paul Rudish, Rumen Petkov, Dave Wasson, Rob Renzetti, Maxwell Atoms, C.H. Greenblatt, Chris Savino, Stephen Hillenburg, and John Kricfalusi. He also worked on animated films like Mulan, The Emperor's New Groove, Open Season, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return and Mr. Peabody and Sherman.
After season 8, he left SpongeBob to direct episodes of Gravity Falls. He wrote for 71 episodes in total. He also wrote some episodes of Disney's Mickey Mouse. He returned to work on the third movie.[2]
Springer is the creator of a TV show entitled Billy Dilley's Super-Duper Subterranean Summer which premiered on Disney XD in June 2017.
Springer was working for Warner Bros. Animation before returning on The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants as a storyboard artist.[3]
Trivia
General
- In 2000, Springer opened a Flash website called FunTowne. (http://funtowne.com/index.html) It is still up as of 2024, although it hasn't been updated in years and various features are only accessible via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. One section of the website, called "Art Gallery," features doodles from various SpongeBob SquarePants crew members made during the production of the show's first few seasons.[4]
- He was one the few CalArts students that John Kricfalusi met and hired in 25 years and actually considered a "cartoonist."[5]
Gallery
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Sherm Cohen and Aaron working on the first season.
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A photo of Aaron Springer working on the show from the Nickelodeon Animation Studios 1998 yearbook.
External links
References
- ↑ Audio Commentary for "Prehibernation Week"
- ↑ Vincent Waller on Twitter: "@NatroxServer Tim Hill, Aaron Springer, Sue Mondt, Zeus. This all the info I have crew wise."
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/erik.wiese.creative/p/C5owqukSmmi/
- ↑ Funtowne Art Gallery
- ↑ John K Stuff: Dan Gordon and what makes a cartoonist