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Art Vitello is known for Tiny Toon Adventures (1990), Taz-Mania (1991) and Poltergeist (1982).
- Animation Department, Producer, Writer
- Art Vitello
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Art Vitello was a writer and director for Tiny Toon Adventures. He is best known for his work as a director and producer on The Tick, Taz-Mania, Titan A.E. and many more.
Not only did he work in cartoon animation, In 1982 he did visual effects for the movie Poltergeist.
As a Writer
•"A Ditch in Time" (co-written with Wayne Kaatz, Bruce Timm and Douglas McCarthy) •"Inside Plucky Duck" (co-written with Bruce Timm, segment: "Bat's All Folks") •"Tiny Toon Music Television" (co-written with Sherri Stoner, Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Tom Minton and Douglas McCarthy)
As a Director
•"A Quack in the Quarks" •"The Wheel o' Comedy" •"Looking Out for the Little Guy" •"Hare-Raising Night" •"Furrball Follies" •"Rock 'N' Roar" •"Cinemaniacs!" (segments: "Superbabs", "Pasadena Jones") •"You Asked for It" (segment: "Debutante Devil") •"Citizen Max" •"Hollywood Plucky" •"A Ditch in Time" •"Animaniacs!" •"Inside Plucky Duck" •"Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool" •"Tiny Toon Music Television"
Art Vitello is known as an Animation, Director, Animation Director, Writer, Producer, Animation Manager, Creator, Songs, Story, Sequence Supervisor, Editor, and Storyboard. Some of his work includes Poltergeist, Sofia the First, The Looney Tunes Show, Fritz the Cat, Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Wizards, Scavengers Reign, and Coonskin.
Arthur Vitello, also credited at Art Vitello, is an animator who worked as an animator on Spider-Woman, producer on Spider-Man, and animation director on Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends.
Art Vitello. Animation Department: Tiny Toon Adventures. Art Vitello is known for Tiny Toon Adventures (1990), Taz-Mania (1991) and Poltergeist (1982).
As a grade school student, Art Vitello developed his interest in the world of animation watching cartoons. A graduate of the Class of 1971, he started his career in the animation industry while still a sophomore at Oceanside High.
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