John Pomeroy
About John. Producer. Supervising Animator. Animator. Storyboard Artist. Character Design. Teacher. Lecturer. History. My early Disney years. ... Meet John Pomeroy Shop. Animation. Paintings. Illustrations. Puppetry. Games . Subscribe to the official John Pomeroy Newsletter! Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Email ...
About John - John Pomeroy
When Sullivan Bluth Studios closed in 1995, I returned to Disney to work as the supervising animator on Pocahontas, where I also designed and led a crew of fourteen animators to create the character of John Smith.
Animator - John Pomeroy
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My early Disney years — John Pomeroy
John with the "The Fox and the Hound" crew at Disney Studios circa 1978-79 I vividly recall Ollie Johnston, one of the members of the legendary “nine old men,” saying that he loved all the excitement us young animators were bringing to Walt Disney Studios – he said it reminded him of when the nine old men first started back in the 1930s.
Bluth years — John Pomeroy
Pic of John sleeping at his animation desk in Don Bluth's garage during the production of "Banjo The Woodpile Cat" - circa 1978-79
Teacher - John Pomeroy
About John. Producer. Supervising Animator. Animator. Storyboard Artist. Character Design. Teacher. Lecturer. History. My early Disney years. Bluth years. Return to Disney. Freelance/Independant. ... Subscribe to the official John Pomeroy Newsletter! Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Email Address. Sign Up. We respect ...
Return to Disney — John Pomeroy
While rediscovering painting, I reconnected with a subject that I used to paint in my art college days: military history. It was because of this reconnection that I was so excited and invigorated about Pocahontas – to bring to life a real adventurer and soldier of fortune, Captain John Smith. In a way, it seemed to represent a new pinnacle ...
Producer — John Pomeroy
My first stab at being a producer was actually alongside Don Bluth and Gary Goldman on The Secret of NIMH in 1980, shortly after we had left Disney. With the all the uncertainty that comes with change – leaving a job, taking a leap of faith, and treading into unknown waters – there was a lot of felt pressure!
Freelance/Independant — John Pomeroy
From 2003 to the present, I’ve had a vast array of projects to work on. It started with former Disney executive Jeffrey Katzenberg – now one of the three Dreamworks founding partners – hiring me as a storyboard artist on an animated feature about a misfit panda bear who transforms into a martial arts genius.
Character Design - John Pomeroy
Building off of John’s background and history naturally translated into every single layer, from an animation and design standpoint. When I was tasked with designing the character of Milo Thatch in Atlantis , I took a very different but straightforward approach.