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SDCC: Chatting with Chris Prynoski of Titmouse Entertainment

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Chris Prynoski with Gary Gygax’s fabled sandal. Photo by Corrina Lawson

Chris Prynoski, co-founder of Titmouse Entertainment has a cue for the glorious mess that is attending Comic-Con in San Diego: he has his own RV, stays in a campsite out of the downtown area, and then drives the RV to the show to do interviews.

Which is where I met him and conducted our interview. For those not familiar with the name, Titmouse Entertainment is the animation studio responsible for the Venture Brothers, the animated Black Panther series, and many others. But before he headed a company with 750 employees, Prynoski was a kid in New Jersey who wanted to study animation. In a video interview, he talked about how he got started, what brought him to the West Coast, and how a t-shirt company became an animation studio that he co-founded with Shannon Prynoski, his wife.

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Note: as we were driving around in the RV, there is a bit of a shaky cam.

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This post was last modified on July 22, 2019 8:08 am

Corrina Lawson

Corrina Lawson is a multi-published author, specializing in genre romance novels with a geeky twist, a geeky tea enthusiast, and a founding editor of GeekMom.com

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