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FILM and VIDEO Ntlrnc February 2016; 4:00; Abstract Film Role: Editor of Found Footage (FCP) D.W RANDY ASTLE www.randyastle.com [email protected] 347-271-1714 CHILDREN’S SERIES Lucky Dip August 2020; 11 min.; animated 6-10 series Role: Co-writer with show creator Remy Labaki of the bible and pilot episode “Ballad of a Thin Unicorn” Creator: Hey Daisy Moon Productions; Edinburgh, Scotland / Landslide Entertainment; Regina, Canada Five mythological creatures, considered lucky in different world cultures, share adventures and overcome bad luck in a fast-paced comedy; unproduced Coach Kid May 2020; live-action 8-12 serialized dramedy Role: Co-creator and co-writer of the bible with Remy Labaki A fourteen-year-old boy in rural Oregon suddenly finds himself coaching the local baseball team; unproduced Yoo-Mi USA May 2020; live-action 8-12 sitcom Role: Co-creator and co-writer of the bible with Stephen Winston A South Korean foreign exchange student in rural Illinois deals with friends, adopted family, and all the other trials of American middle school; unproduced Kickin’ Kitchen June 2011; 8 min.; live-action tween series Role: Screenwriter of episode “Cafeteria Takeover” Creator: KidsCOOK Productions; Boston, Massachusetts A girl who dreams of becoming a world-class chef puts on her own cooking show with her two best friends; a musical comedy with a food and nutrition curriculum; aired on WNYE, Boston City TV, and in 13,000 New York City taxicabs Suction Cup Heroes April 2011; animated preschool series Role: Script consultant on the bible Creator: Suction Cup Animation; Tampa, Florida A boy’s magical toys come to life and take him on exciting adventures; unproduced The Great Inventors June 2010; animated preschool series Role: Screenwriter of the pilot episode “The Flying Machine” Creator: Thinxworks Pictures; Bangalore, India A duo of aspiring cavemen struggles to invent modern technology, usually to disastrous effect, with no dialogue; unproduced Astle – Curriculum Vitae 1 Candy and Toothie June 2010; animated preschool series Role: Screenwriter of the pilot episode “At the Fair” Creator: Thinxworks Pictures; Bangalore, India A piece of candy and a tooth maintain an unlikely friendship in a fantasy candy land; unproduced Dinosaurus ExploreUs February 2010; animated preschool series Role: Screenwriter of the bible and pilot episode “Maya One and Only” Creator: Believe Animation; Green Bay, Wisconsin A group of dinosaurs travel the world to learn about great places and civilizations, with a geography and history curriculum; unproduced The Adventures of Wabby Wabbit October 2009; animated preschool series Role: Screenwriter of the pilot episode “The Present” Creator: Star Gazer Productions; Kansas City, Missouri A gentle rabbit goes on adventures with his friends, based on the songs of folk musician Kevin Roth; unproduced Smartsville October 2009; animated preschool series Role: Screenwriter of the bible and pilot episode “Little Monster” Creator: Sharp Image, Karachi A group of friends from different countries live and learn to work together in a unique town, with a curriculum of diversity and problem solving; unproduced Nicky’s Awesome Adventures October 2009; live-action nonfiction tween series Role: Script consultant on the bible and pilot episode Creator: Cardamon Assets; Dubai, United Arab Emirates An energetic globetrotting girl from the UAE visits new places and gets to know local people and customs, especially around the Middle East; unproduced The Milkshake Show September 2009; live-action 6-12 series Role: Script consultant on the bible and pilot script Creator: Milkshake; Baltimore, Maryland The Grammy-nominated kindie rock band Milkshake works to solve problems in their community, with a diversity and creativity curriculum; unproduced Who’s Watching Conrad Farcus? June 2009; animated 6-9 series Role: Screenwriter of the bible and pilot episode “Thanks for Choosin’ Ubergoosen” Creator: Believe Animation; Green Bay, Wisconsin A zany young vulture causes havoc for his brother and friends in a Louisiana bayou; unproduced Astle – Curriculum Vitae 2 Jalebi June 2009; animated preschool series Role: Script consultant on the bible Creator: Kushi Productions; Boston, Massachusetts A group of jungle animals teach a curriculum about Indian languages and Indian-American culture, with live-action components; unproduced Pip Ahoy! May 2009; animated preschool series Role: Screenwriter of the bible Creator: CHF Entertainment; Bristol, UK A young pup and his friends learn about life in a British seaside village, created by Francis Fitzpatrick, creator of the Emmy-winning Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks; the show has broadcast since 2015 on Cartoonito, Milkshake, and ITVBe in the United Kingdom FILM AND VIDEO ntlrnc February 2016; 4:00; abstract film Role: Editor of found footage (FCP) D.W. 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