39/ He/Him /autistic/multifandom/VA in-training/ — A strong supporter of #NetNeutrality and #NewDeal4Animation aspiring to be a voice actor and cartoonist!
Lancaster County, PA
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I’m still on a semi-hiatus from voiceover work, but I currently have at least one employer who has tasked me with a job. Thank you for your patience and understanding, I’ll be sure to have the work done ASAP.
Andrew Hager retweeted
Eric Bauza has sadly passed away at 46. 🕊️❤️
"Eric Bauza, Emmy Award-winning voice actor and the modern voice of iconic Looney Tunes characters Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, along with dozens of other beloved cartoon characters, has passed away suddenly. More details to come."
Andrew Hager retweeted
He fought hard to for Coyote vs. ACME to get out there, I'm glad that he got to see it through.
RIP to a iconic voicr.
Andrew Hager retweeted
It still surprises me that, before Melissa and Tina,Lucas had a WIFE for several shorts films
She was always mistreating him and was abusive toward him lol
#Looneytunes #Daffyduck #LooneyTunes #Coyotevsacme
Andrew Hager retweeted
Nobody's shocked that Jason Miller is the one posting Bolsonaro's refusal to concede. Trumpworld isn't just watching Brazil, they're coordinating.
Same playbook, same people, different country. The authoritarian network is global, and it's poison.
@Aaron_Sparrow, @SilvaniArt, is this what you were trying to accomplish with the Darkwing Duck comics you guys published back in the days, taking a stand against “playing it safe” and taking the necessary risks to make them a major hit? If so… (1/2)
Andrew Hager retweeted
Western animation studios have lately become adamant that their movies should not be remotely challenging or emotionally complex because they want to be as "box office safe" as possible. It's destroying the industry and Laika seems to be one of the few voices willing to say no.
‘Big City Greens’ storyboard artist Gabi Rodea encourages parents to have their children see ‘Wildwood’ for its mature storytelling.
“Big studios like Disney and Paramount want to sanitize stories, effectively training children not to think about sadness or fear. Wildwood is for kids to be inspired by how they feel when they see a great movie.”
Andrew Hager retweeted
Everybody knows of the "M" wagon, but let's not forget it's long lost sibling the "N E" truck.
