THE SIMPSONS vs PULP FICTION

Wha-wha-way 

back in 1994,

when I visited

Film Roman,

the studio that was making 

The Simpsons 

at the time,

I had quite the humbling experience.

But if there was

ONE GREAT THING

I took away from the experience,

it was the 

amazingly

hysterical

sooper-well-drawn

and sooper inappropriate

stack of xeroxed 

doodles the crew did of

scenes from

the recently released

PULP FICTION

using characters from

THE SIMPSONS!

WARNING!

There's some naughty language and 

inappropriate visuals 

because

Quentin Tarantino!

So you just

proceed at your own risk, okay?

SO GOOD!!!

There are even a couple more,

but they were a bit too racy for

warburtonlabs.

I love finding stuff like this

in the secret archives!

OLD SCHOOL JJSP PICTURES

BEHOLD!

Here's a collection of

poorly scanned

photos

from my years at 

J.J. Sedelmaier Productions.

It's hard to believe everyone has 

only become

more beautiful 

as the years have gone by.

Well, except for

animator

David Wachtenheim:

Here he is in shock 

at one of our commercial project's

impossible deadlines:

Here's designer

Gideon Kendall 

drawin'

Pycho Trainer

shoes:

Assistant animator

Mike Wetterhahn

getting his

fiber on 

for a

Fiber One

commercial:

Animator

Dean Lennert 

haunts

one of my earliest mentors

Bryon Moore:

JJSP

Production Queen

Irene

"don't do that, do this"

Cerdas

Animator/Designer

Ben Price

designing some 

Beavis and Butthead:

We helped 

intern

Athena Fliakos

realize that animation is a job

reserved for

dummy heads.

Robert Marianetti's

talent for growing facial hair

was trumped only by his 

talent for getting done whatever needed to get done:

Animation

production workhorse

Masako Kanayama.

 lived down the street from me

and I spent many nights 

running stacks of drawings over to her 

for coloring.

Mr. Sedelmaier with

Barry Vodos on the left

Ray Kosarin on the right

Nate Kaunfer in the back.

And Dean's head.

(i'm not sure why i don't have more pictures of Dean,

he was an integral part of the studio!)

Me doing exposure sheets for

Schoolhouse Rock

(or penning a letter of protest)

I think someone died in this picture.

But Dave photobombed it

so we'll never know who.

Irene and

Schoolhouse Rock

designer

Bill Peckman:

This was,

I dunno...

maybe my 

25th birthday

celebrating

25 years 

(and counting)

of ridiculous hair:

And here's a sooper triple bonus

ASIFA-EAST Executive Board 

picture taken at our annual end of year party:

First row L to R:

Dean Lennert and John R. Dilworth

Second row:

John Gati, Candy Kugel, Tissa David, Bruce Knapp

Third row:

Dick Rauh, Dorky McDorkenstein, Janet Benn, Bill Lorenzo

Those were fun days

back in NY!