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V I T O V I S C O VITO VISCOMI – LOS ANGELES 323-314-5448 [email protected] KATHY A ROCCHIO – VANCOUVER 604-506-3460 [email protected] COLLECTIVE PERSONAL CREDITS FOR PARTNERS Vito Viscomi WGA/WGC WRITER SKETCH/REALITY MTV MOVIE AWARDS ’06 Writer Tenth Planet/MTV LAST LAUGH ’05 and ‘06 Writer Tenth Planet/COMEDY CENTRAL BLUE COLLAR TV Writer/Co-Prod WB VIVA LA BAM Writer MTV NICK & JESSICA VARIETY HOUR Writer ABC Variety Special JACKASS Writer MTV JACKASS: THE MOVIE Writer MTV Films I’M WITH BUSEY Writer Jimco/Comedy Central SMOKING GUN Writer Court-TV special BOMBITTY OF ERRORS Co-EP MTV pilot ANIMAL PRANKSTERS Writer Stone-Stanley/Animal Planet special THE ANDY DICK SHOW Senior Writer MTV series THE TOM GREEN SHOW Writer MTV series THE VACANT LOT Writer/Creator Lorne Michaels/COMEDY CENTRAL TALK THE HOWARD STERN SHOW Senior Producer CBS-TV THE LATE EDITION Supervising Producer CNBC SITCOM THE ROAMING GNOME Co-EP, Creator USA Studios/Pilot APARTMENT 2F Story Editor/Writer MTV ANIMATION KID VS. KAT Writer Studio B / YTV / Jetix RICKY SPROCKET Writer Studio B / Teletoon / Nicktoons MR. MEN Writer Cartoon Network ROLLBOTS Story Editor/Writer Amberwood/YTV BEING IAN Story Editor/Writer Studio B/YTV WEIRD YEARS Writer Lenz Entertainment/YTV AMAZING ADRENALINI BROS. Writer Studio B/YTV MONSTER BUSTER CLUB Writer Marathon/YTV BARNYARD Add’l Writing Steve Oedekerk Feature YAKKITY YAK Story Editor/Writer Studio B/Nicktoons/Teletoon THE GODTHUMB Writer Steve Oedekerk, DVD release DIRK DERBY Writer Steve Oedekerk/Nicktoons JOHN CALLAHAN’S QUADS Writer Nelvana YVON OF THE YUKON Writer Studio B/YTV Canada Vito Viscomi continued… RUGRATS GO WILD Add’l Writing Klasky Csupo Feature AWARDS/HONORS ELAN AWARDS (Canada) ‘Being Ian’ – Best Writing – WINNER GOLDEN ROSE AWARD (International) 'The Vacant Lot' - Outstanding Comedy Series - Finalist. GEMINI AWARDS (Canada) 'The Vacant Lot' - Best Writing in a Comedy Series – Nomination GEMINI AWARDS (Canada) ‘Yvon of the Yukon’ - Best Writing in a Children’s Series – Nomination Greg Sullivan DIRECTOR / CREATIVE PRODUCER SERIES / SPECIALS - ANIMATION PUCCA - 117 X 7 min. episodes Supervising Director Jetix Europe Hi-Def THE LEGEND OF FROSTY THE SNOWMAN Director Classic Media (DVD and BROADCAST version) Hi-Def YAKKITY YAK - 52 x 11 min. eps Creative Prod. / Director 2 eps. Studio B/ Kapow / Nicktoons / Teletoon YVON OF THE YUKON - 52 x 22 min eps. Co-Developed / Director Studio B / YTV NED’S NEWT (sea. 2) - 26 X11 min. eps. Director Nelvana THE BRAVE LITTLE Overseas Director Hyperion TOASTER GOES TO SHOOL Pictures / THE BRAVE LITTLE DVD Features TOASTER GOES TO MARS LIFE WITH LOUIE – 13-22 min eps. Overseas Director FOX / Hyperion Pictures ITSY BITSY SPIDER –13-22 min eps. Overseas Director USA Network / Hyperion Pictures AWARDS/HONORS ANNECY INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 2006 (International) ‘Pucca’ Outstanding TV Series – Nomination PRIX JEUNESSE, MUNICH 2006, (International) ‘Pucca’ Outstanding TV Series – Nomination BRADFORD ANIMATION FESTIVAL, ENGLAND 2006 (International) ‘Pucca’ Outstanding TV Series – Nomination LEO AWARDS (Canada) ‘Pucca’ Best Direction in an Animation Program – Nomination GEMINI AWARDS (Canada) ‘Yvon Of The Yukon’ - Season 1 Best Children’s Series – Nomination GEMINI AWARDS (Canada) ‘Yvon Of The Yukon’ - Season 2 Best Children’s Series – Nomination LEO AWARDS (Canada) ‘Yvon Of The Yukon’ - Season 1 Best Direction in a Children’s Program or Series LEO AWARDS (Canada) ‘Yvon Of The Yukon’ - Season 2 Best Direction in a Children’s Program or Series LEO AWARDS (Yvon of the Yukon) WINNER – Best Direction / Storyboard - 2004 LEO AWARDS (Yvon of the Yukon) WINNER – Best Direction / Storyboard – 2002 Josh Mepham DIRECTOR SERIES / SHORTS – ANIMATION KID VS. KAT (sea 1) 26 x 11 min eps. Co-Director Studio B (2008) YTV / Jetix RICKY SPROCKET (sea 1) 52 x 11 min eps. Director Studio B / Nicktoons Teletoon BEING IAN (sea 2 and 3) – 26 x 22 min eps. Director Studio B / YTV BEING IAN (sea 1) – 26 x 22 min eps. Co-Director Studio B / YTV YAKKITY YAK - 52 x 11 min. eps. Assistant Director Studio B / Kapow Nicktoons / Teletoon WHAT ABOUT MIMI? – 52 x 22 min eps. Co-Director Studio B / Teletoon A RING IS NOT A RING - Short Director Curious Pictures/ ‘A Little Curious’ series HBO AWARDS/HONORS ELAN AWARDS 2007 (Ricky Sprocket) Nomination – Best Direction 2007 ELAN AWARDS 2006 (Being Ian) WINNER – Best Direction 2006 LEO AWARDS 2006 (Being Ian) WINNER – Best Animated Series 2006 Nomination – Best Direction/Storyboard LEO AWARDS (Being Ian) Nomination – Best Direction/Storyboard 2005 LEO AWARDS (What About Mimi?) Nomination - Best Direction / Storyboard 2003 PULCINELLAS (What About Mimi?) WINNER – Best Animated Series / Child. 2001 LEO AWARDS (What About Mimi?) Nomination - Best Direction / Storyboard 2001 ANNECY Nomination - Best Grad Film 1998 Kathy A Rocchio PRODUCER PRODUCTION CONSULTANT ZEKE’S PAD (season1) – 26 x 22 min eps Consultant My Pad Productions / YTV / CH7 (2008) Australia SKUNK FU (season1) – 52 x 11.5 min eps. OS Production Consultant Hoek, Line & Thinker (Flash HDPal) (Manila - January 07) / Cartoon Saloon ELIOT KID (sea1) 52 x 11.5 min eps. OS Production Consultant Hoek, Line & Thinker (Flash HDPal) (Manila - January 07) / Samka Productions Kathy A Rocchio continued… SERIES / SPECIALS PRODUCER – ANIMATION EDGAR & ELLEN (sea1) – 26 x (11/9/2) min eps Producer Star Farm / Bardel 2007 YTV / Nicktoons BEING IAN (sea 2 and 3) – 26 x 22 min eps. Producer Studio B Ent. / YTV 2005/06 THE LEGEND OF FROSTY THE SNOWMAN Producer Classic Media Pictures (DVD and BROADCAST version) 2003/04 Hi-Def BEING IAN (sea 1) – 26 x 22 min eps. Producer Studio B Ent. / YTV 2002/03 YAKKITY YAK - 52 x 11 min. eps. Producer Studio B / Kapow Pictures 2001/02 Nicktoons / Teletoon YVON OF THE YUKON. Producer Studio B / YTV (sea 1 & 2) - 26 x 22 min eps 2000 / 01 AWARDS LEO AWARDS 2006 (Being Ian) WINNER – Best Animated Series 2006 LEO AWARDS (Being Ian) WINNER – Best Animated Series 2005 GEMINI AWARDS (Being Ian) Nomination – Best Animated Series 2005 GEMINI AWARDS (Yvon of the Yukon) Nomination – Best Animated Series 2002 LEO AWARDS (Yvon of the Yukon) WINNER – Best Animated Series 2001 LEO AWARDS (Yvon of the Yukon) Nomination – Best Youth/Children’s Series 2001 GEMINI AWARDS (Yvon of the Yukon) Nomination – Best Animated Series 2001 VITO VISCOMI – LOS ANGELES 323-314-5448 [email protected] KATHY A ROCCHIO – VANCOUVER 604-506-3460 [email protected] .
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