Okay, so, it happened a little something like this...
Late in the previous century, Monty Python's Graham Chapman introduced our animated character "The Evil Cat" to the world on his Cinemax series The Dangerous Film Club.
Since then, we've been making award winning, critically acclaimed shorts, commercials, TV shows and music videos that have been seen all over the world.
Some of the companies and people we've worked with include Disney, ABC, Ogilvy & Mather, Chiat/Day, McCann/Ericsson, Noggin, Nickelodeon, Sesame Workshop, Warner Bros., MGM/Mirage, Marvel Films, Lionsgate Films, FOX, the B-52s, Ice Cube, Ice T, Cedric the Entertainer, DUCK Studios, Klasky Csupo, Atlantic Records and many others.
On television, our work has been on PBS, ABC, IFC, NBC, FOX, AMC, MUBI, Channel 4 (U.K.), Canal Plus (France), Cinemax, Nickelodeon, Apple TV+ & MTV.
Theatrically, we have been screened at Annecy, Comic-Con (San Diego), Slamdance, Palace of Fine Arts (San Francisco), the Hammer Museum (Los Angeles), Museum of Contemporary Art (San Diego), The Egyptian Theatre/American Cinematheque (Hollywood), Brooklyn Academy of Music, Bryn Mawr Film Institute, Royce Hall (UCLA), George Eastman Museum (Rochester), REDCAT Theatre (Los Angeles), DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts (University of Notre Dame), University of Chicago--- and many more, often as part of the Spike and Mike Festival of Animation.
Over the last few years we directed and animated the television series Angry Little Asian Girl (starring Margaret Cho, based on Lela Lee's comic strip), created animation and puppets for Attention Deficit Theater (CW Network, starring Jaime King) and built and performed puppets for Kristina Wong's Radical Cram School.
We just completed the production of our first feature film, a hybrid of animation and puppets called I'd Rather Be Turned Into Cat Food and simultaneously released a music video called "Everything Is Shattered" which had its world premiere in Tokyo at the Japan Indies Film Festival and U.S. premiere at the Los Angeles Punk Film Festival (where it won Best Music Video).