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{{Person | {{Person | ||
|name = Adam Paloian | |name = Adam Paloian | ||
|image = Adam.png | |image = Adam.png | ||
|birth = | |birth = {{Time|September 9}}, {{Time|1991}} (age {{Age|1991|9|9}})<br>Cold Spring Harbor, New York, U.S. | ||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|credits = Character layout artist<br>Storyboard artist<br>Storyboard | |credits = Writer<br>Character layout artist<br>Storyboard artist<br>Storyboard director<br>Storyboard supervisor<br>Supervising director | ||
|years = {{Time|2013}} - {{Time|2019}} | |years = {{Time|2013}} - {{Time|2019}}; {{Time|2022}} | ||
|cast = no | |cast = no | ||
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'''Adam Paloian''' (born {{Time|September 9}}, {{Time|1991}}; age {{Age|1991|9|9}}) is a storyboard artist who worked on various episodes of {{SBSP}} from | '''Adam Paloian''' (born {{Time|September 9}}, {{Time|1991}}; age {{Age|1991|9|9}}) is a writer and storyboard artist who worked on various episodes of {{SBSP}} from [[season 9|seasons 9]]-[[season 12|12]]. He joined the crew on {{Time|August 9}}, {{Time|2013}}, working as a character layout artist on ''[[The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water]]''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/adampaloian/status/1113952998747566086 Adam Paloian on Twitter]</ref> He later became one of the supervising directors of the show, along with [[Sherm Cohen]] and [[Dave Cunningham]]. He also contributed on ''[[Plankton: The Movie]]'' very early on during its development, but was left uncredited.<ref>https://x.com/adampaloian/status/1944597456899223859</ref><ref>https://x.com/adampaloian/status/1944597823284191589</ref> | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Paloian has worked on the TV series ''{{W|Pig Goat Banana Cricket}}'' and the TV short ''{{W|Bushworld Adventures}}''. On {{Time|April 5}}, {{Time|2019}}, Paloian left the series to work on the {{W|Netflix}} original animated series ''{{W|The Cuphead Show!}}''<ref>[https://twitter.com/adampaloian/status/1113954735009091584 Adam Paloian on Twitter]</ref> Afterwards, Paloian has made a brief return to the series as a storyboard director on "[[Delivery to Monster Island]]," "[[Mandatory Music]]," "[[FUN-Believable]]," and "[[Swimming Fools]]." | |||
He directed the Tenacious D music video "Video Games" with animator Chris O'Neill. | |||
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*[http://adampaloian.tumblr.com/ Tumblr] | *[http://adampaloian.tumblr.com/ Tumblr] | ||
*[https://www.linkedin.com/in/adampaloian LinkedIn page] | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:14, 29 July 2025
This is the page about the storyboard artist. For other uses, see Adam (disambiguation).
Template:Person Adam Paloian (born September 9, 1991; age Template:Age) is a writer and storyboard artist who worked on various episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants from seasons 9-12. He joined the crew on August 9, 2013, working as a character layout artist on The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.[1] He later became one of the supervising directors of the show, along with Sherm Cohen and Dave Cunningham. He also contributed on Plankton: The Movie very early on during its development, but was left uncredited.[2][3]
Biography
Paloian has worked on the TV series Pig Goat Banana Cricket and the TV short Bushworld Adventures. On April 5, 2019, Paloian left the series to work on the Netflix original animated series The Cuphead Show![4] Afterwards, Paloian has made a brief return to the series as a storyboard director on "Delivery to Monster Island," "Mandatory Music," "FUN-Believable," and "Swimming Fools."
He directed the Tenacious D music video "Video Games" with animator Chris O'Neill.