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Brian Swenlin is known for Archie's Weird Mysteries (1999), Kim Possible (2002) and Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot (1999).
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With over 30 years of experience in family entertainment, working on top-tier brands for industry-leading companies, Brian has been a writer, story editor, developer, creator, and...
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One of the most important lessons that I took from my experience with Disney, as well as other companies, was to make the product character-driven. For example, you’re not just making a typing app—it’s Adventures in Typing With Timon & Pumbaa. The audience connects with the characters, and that character-driven inroad really opens the lesson up. St...
I was just discussing this with our invaluable show producer, Matt Wilson, and he agrees that the greatest thing about working on PaperLive is getting the chance to collaborate with our hosts. They’re educators, and they know their subjects—they know how to put together their lesson plans and how to present their material. And like me, I think they...
Television production is a giant, high-pressured machine that lumbers slowly forward through layers and layers of development, oversight, and revision. This is particularly true in animation, where you can't just try something for fun, because your episode will literally take up to a year to animate before you can see if your idea was actually good...
We know that our programming library will become broader. We’ll be able to service a wider range of interests. The students who come to PaperLive will find an even more robust selection, and they’ll be able to bounce from one topic to another. We want students to gain exposure to topics and subjects they may not necessarily get to dive into otherwi...
Brian Swenlin is an American consumer, producer, screenwriter, and story editor. He wrote episodes of The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa, as well as Disney Adventures comics based on the show.
Brian Swenlin is known as an Writer and Story. Some of his work includes The Return of Jafar, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Pinky and the Brain, Rugrats, Timon & Pumbaa, Lilo & Stitch: The Series, Kim Possible, and X-Men: Evolution.
