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I work on this show. We (the RS crew) all get a real kick out of looking at all the fanart, good and bad/pornographic. I haven't posted in forever but I decided to pop my head in here again and see if there was a thread about Regular Show. You guys didn't disappoint! GOONS EVERYWHERE
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It's in the office right now and i am at home, so here is a picture of me holding it and looking sad. http://www.flickr.com/photos/calwong/4996070653/
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Sep 26, 2010 10:56
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On the first 12 episodes I was a storyboard revisionist, which means I fixed drawings here and there and added backgrounds to storyboard panels. I did a lot of work on next week's episode "Death Punchies." I lovingly cleaned up the lines on JG's drawing of Rigby's scarred butt. Now I'm doing storyboards for episodes that will probably air next year sometime.
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Sep 26, 2010 11:19
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kefkafloyd posted:Sure it can. You never played Impossible Mission or Castle Wolfenstein on the Commodore 64? Also the terrible Ghostbusters NES game.
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Sep 29, 2010 19:07
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octothorpopus posted:http://jgquintel.deviantart.com/art/Regular-Show-Crew-Shirt-183277126 Haha, that's my fat rear end. The shirts cost CN a bundle cause of all the colors.
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Oct 21, 2010 23:56
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I would buy this so fast.
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You guys know that superjail is coming back right?
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Oct 22, 2010 19:22
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Pick posted:Oh my god. This episode was crazier than most of the things on Adult Swim. We had a Clockwork Orange reference, sparkle-farting on someone's face, drinking whatever "unicorn slomp" is, straight-up loving murder, and whatever it was that happened to Benson, I... I don't even want to know. The original line was "It's definitely not unicorn piss!" but we couldn't get it past the network. Also the "lady" looked like this in the storyboard: http://www.flickr.com/photos/calwong/4323859456/ edit: embedded! 
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Oct 26, 2010 20:45
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Martytoof posted:Life is Eat, do you get to sit in on writer's meetings for this stuff? I can't even imagine how much fun it must be to sit around coming up with this stuff. I do! We play writing games every week and from each session we generate around 30 premises. JG cherry picks from those ideas and some of them get made into shows. It's a lot of fun but also lots of really intense work. The show is premise driven which means the writers give outlines of the plot to us and we actually write the dialogue and jokes as well as storyboard the whole episode.
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Oct 28, 2010 21:39
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just saw this on JGs Facebook wall
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Oct 28, 2010 21:43
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DJExile posted:How do these games go? I've been curious how these things work. We have a few different games. About 6-9 of us get together in a conference room typically. In one, we just write out possible episode titles, throw 'em into a hat and draw them out one by one. We're given 2 minutes per title to write a premise and then another title is drawn out. In another we fold a sheet of paper into quadrants and draw a picture on the top quadrant. We pass it to the person on our right after 2 mins and he/she writes the first act of the story based on the picture. Then we pass it again, and again until all 3 acts are done. A lot of the premises are pretty raunchy and could never make it to an episode. I kind of remember one where Muscle Man gets arrested for selling crack, or there was the one where Rigby and Muscle Man get married. It's funny how what we're talking about at lunch colors the games, like one time during Shark Week we all ended up writing shark related premises. It's a lot of fun! octothorpopus posted:Is this from Second Life, or what? I've gotta know about this. Yeah, I think? Some fan posted it. There might be some 1/2 hour specials like how Flapjack got one... but nothing official.
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Nov 3, 2010 22:24
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Countblanc posted:Life is Eat and Die, without feeling obligated to give specifics, does your job afford you a comfortable living, and how much of it was your raw talent compared to just being lucky with "knowing a guy"? It pays well, but it's not stable. The work is finite and limited to a certain number of storyboards per season-- once you're done with that number you're put on "hiatus" and get weeks, even months off before the higher ups decide to order more episodes. It's definitely a "young dude job," the production schedule is totally breakneck and I've pulled a few all nighters since I started 8 months ago. Of course there's lots of recent college grads from Calarts, SVA, Pratt, etc that are working here and totally used to that sort of thing. I'm a total anomaly in this industry in that I was pretty much a "cold call." I was working in IT for years, hating life but I always drew and made my own minicomics on the side to amuse me and my friends. I would do cons and sell my stuff there. JG Quintel bought one of my comics at SDCC last year and he liked it enough to send me a storyboard test, which I turned in and thought I did terribly on. But I guess I didn't, and needless to say I am very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very lucky to be here. Hourly I earn about as much as I did in IT but I don't work all year. I saved enough in my tenure as IT dude to have something cushy to fall back on if I hit hard times. It was worth the gamble! It's pretty much a fan's dream, the day I came down for my interview they did the record for "The Power" and introduced me as "JG's friend from up north" to Mark Hamill. I was pretty much hooked after that!
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livingfruitvirus posted:How much did IT pay you? I know Cartoon Network Studios is a union shop and I myself was at Film Roman for a while, which is also a union shop. I was making production board artist scale wages rounded up to the nearest hundred, and in terms of salary that was a great gig. For the first 6 months I was an apprentice so I took a massive pay cut to work at CN, but now rates are really good  Everybody watch tonight's episode "Don"! Especially if you have a brother.
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Nov 8, 2010 21:05
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Liquid Penguins posted:There hasn't really been enough of muscleman or high-five ghost. You'll love season 2.
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Nov 12, 2010 06:54
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Dr. Dos posted:I am most pleased that there will be a season 2. How many episodes are there going to be for the first season anyway? I think I've said too much.
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Nov 12, 2010 19:04
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i like tacos posted:Looks like season two will be 20 episodes that are 30 minutes if I read this tweet correctly Nope, 20 half hours means 40 11 min episodes. Unless we have some 1/2 hour specials or something. So much stuff gets cut for time in the 11 min format, so I sympathize  See Sean Szeles' post about "Mordecai and the Rigbys" for examples of this. There's an AMAZING flashback to Benson's band days in the original board. http://seanszeles.blogspot.com/2010/11/regular-show-mordecai-rigbys.html
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Nov 30, 2010 03:40
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Martytoof posted:I like the 12 minute format. I'm not sure drawing each episode out to 24+ would benefit. I like how it's a little slice of crazy every monday. I think if it was longer the characters could develop more. Wouldn't it be great if people had a relationship with the characters on the level of Futurama or the Simpsons? Wishful thinking I guess!
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Nov 30, 2010 03:50
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Dr. Dos posted:
*sigh* Sometimes stuff comes back from Korea all hosed up. Then we run out of time for retakes/stuff slips through the cracks and it goes on national TV like that. It wasn't drawn that way in the original board, I swear.
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Feb 7, 2011 23:42
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Apparently Brain Eraser will air again right after Benson Be Gone on Monday, so if you guys miss it you can see it then.
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Feb 26, 2011 00:31
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Amorphous Blob posted:Are these made by the same guy? Nope, Ben Jones does Problem Solverz. The frog dude is from a comic by Matt Furie called Boys Club.
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Apr 6, 2011 02:33
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IanJ posted:RS isn't done in Flash This guy knows what hes talking about
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May 3, 2011 05:43
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^^^ He says "roasted" because legal told us to change it, but for some reason they kept the box the same?!?!Martytoof posted:Hahaha YESSSS the Habs jersey! OOOOOHHHHHHHH! The "Habs jersey guy" is supposed to look like Cameron from Ferris Bueller. His original design in the storyboard didn't have the Habs logo so I'm placing the blame squarely on our character designer Ben Adams.
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Young Freud posted:Both those detectives have the face of Golgo 13. Yessss!!! Very deliberate reference on my part. Life is Eat and Die fucked around with this message at 18:00 on Sep 28, 2011 |
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Sep 28, 2011 17:58
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yellowyams posted:Woahhhhh, soul ball! Great episode, also I heard that the halloween special next week is gonna be a full half-hour? I hope it's true. I try to post boards on Scribd whenever I feel like the finished product is different from the original. More Smarter http://www.scribd.com/doc/57832582/039-MoreSmarter-RecordSB Temp Check http://www.scribd.com/doc/52844096/031-Temp-Rev-09-13-10 CN hasn't told me not to yet. So until then, enjoy.
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Oct 5, 2011 08:37
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Neeksy posted:I really like the original interviews and the lemonade bit for "The Temp". Hey thanks! I don't know why it got changed completely around. The final version ended up being way more racy than what was originally there. I just posted the board to Skips Strikes!! http://calwong.tumblr.com/post/11062964086/
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Oct 5, 2011 21:09
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yellowyams posted:Dang, that's a lot of good stuff that got cut. Why'd they change the secret? The one in the board seems funnier and actually makes more sense as something you'd want to hide. All that stuff got cut for time. This board pitched incredibly well every time but things inevitably get cut cause we're working with the 11 minute format. We got really into the story and did more work than was required, going crazy with references and jokes. It's happened a couple times this season with the camping episode and the rap episode coming up, maybe those boards will be posted as well. Either way, none of the stuff in the board is canon. Just a view into what could have been.
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Oct 6, 2011 18:17
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Jubs posted:Would it be possible to upload the storyboard for "Really Real Wrestling"? It would be greatly appreciated. I didn't work on that one so I can't really do it. Sorry dude.
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Oct 12, 2011 23:04
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Somebody on tumblr already did! http://resistanceliveson.tumblr.com/post/13481860199
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Nov 30, 2011 18:16
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We had a line early on that he was a necromancer in the past but he went to night school and became a technomancer to keep up with the times.
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Feb 8, 2012 18:30
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BROS SUN PRAISER posted:CJ was just some random from the art crew, but MAN that accent/voice was super, super familiar. CJ was voiced by Linda Cardellini, aka Lindsey Weir from freaks and geeks.
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CelticPredator posted:According to some RS writing staff dude on The AV Club...they have been. Mordo and Rigs are now 33 years old. It's a bit maddening to think about. So we'll have to see where they go from here. That's not what I said
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CelticPredator posted:Fair enough. I read the thing on my phone, and that site is just frustrating to read that way. My mistake. I didn't even know which writer it was either. Np, dude! I just hope other people didn't think I said that. They definitely are NOT 33 years old.
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