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Don’t Forget The Return Of Lazor Wulf This Weekend

Don’t Forget The Return Of Lazor Wulf This Weekend

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A few days ago, Adult Swim ran a Lazor Wulf marathon as part of their Thanksgiving Weekend schedule (other currently running shows like Rick & Morty and Primal got marathons as well as classics like Aqua Teen Hunger Force). It contained every episode released to date, but there’s a new batch about to hit…this Sunday on Adult Swim will see the premiere of two new Lazor Wulf episodes as the opener to Season 2. We’re not fully sure what to expect, and this is AFTER reading the official description of the episodes: “This season, Lazor Wulf is about coming back from the DEAD$ and embracing the Scam of Life.” Got that? Lazor Wulf was created by Henry Bonsu and stars singer/song-writer, Vince Staples alongside WWE superstar Big E*, Quinta Brunson, J.D. Witherspoon, Andre Pascoe, Judnick Mayard, Reginald VelJohnson, and Shelley (formerly known as DRAM). Season 2 of Lazor Wulf begins this Sunday at midnight on Adult Swim with the episodes “Still Dying To Eat” and “If That Was Tomorrow, This

Season 2 Of Lazor Wulf Begins This Sunday

Season 2 Of Lazor Wulf Begins This Sunday

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Lazor Wulf has set his lazor on December 6. That’s when the second season of Adult Swim’s funky new series will premiere, and to promote that fact here’s a two-minute short produced the team behind the show. Space Ghost was interviewing people remotely before it was cool (or necessary). Many years later, another Adult Swim series keeps up the tradition in “Cpase Ghoul,” starring Starring Trill Withers and Andre Pascoe along with real appearances by Reginald VelJohnson and Quinta Brunson (who also stars on Lazor Wulf). The short was written by Henry Bonsu and animated by AnnMarie Roberts and Jared D. Weiss (hey, it’s that guy). A few days ago, Adult Swim ran a Lazor Wulf marathon as part of their Thanksgiving Weekend schedule (other currently running shows like Rick & Morty and Primal got marathons as well as classics like Aqua Teen Hunger Force). If you missed the marathon, there’s another way to catch up…Lazor Wulf is available to stream anytime on HBO Max. Season 2 of Lazor Wulf

Jared D. Weiss Reveals…The Beakmann Incident

Jared D. Weiss Reveals…The Beakmann Incident

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Animator Jared D. Weiss has so far brought us the award-winning short “Transmission,” “Hog And Fog,” “Frog Dog Log,” and as of today…The Beakmann Incident. This one isn’t for the faint-hearted, but true crime stories rarely are. You’ll see a profile of the mysterious and unnerving Beakmann, his suspicious habits and his disturbing appearance. You’ll hear eyewitness accounts from those who were there and, ultimately, see raw footage of the heinous crime itself. Beakmann is currently serving time in the county jail. This short features a voice cast spanning the globe, recorded in Busan, South Korea, Aarhus, Denmark, and Los Angeles, USA. It stars actors 장구성 (Guseong Jang), Lyuba Halacheva, Henry Bonsu, and Weiss himself. If you enjoyed this short, Weiss has made several more, and they’re all on his Vimeo page. Weiss is also Storyboard Director on Lazor Wulf, the Adult swim show about “finding the inner strength to buy your own cereal, not dying, and the art of the scam.” According to Weiss, work just wrapped up on

Adult Swim Announces Lazor Wulf

Adult Swim Announces Lazor Wulf

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Adult Swim has unveiled the big trailer for Lazor Wuld, their next animated concoction which premieres next month. Lazor Wulf lives in the city of Strongburg…..or possibly the island….or the nation…..or the alternate dimension….well, Strongburg is somewhere, a place where the white horses roam free, yetis hold raves, and wolves have laser cannons strapped to their torsos. In other words, it’s something Adult Swim runs at midnight. If the art style looks a bit familiar, it’s because our friend Jared D. Weiss co-storyboarded every single episode. The show itself was created by Henry Bonsu. We wish we had more to add, but it’s difficult to discern the plot of your average AS original, even after you’ve watched it. Especially after you’ve watched it. Check out Lazor Wulf when it grooves into Adult Swim April 7. Introducing an all-new wolf pack. Lazor Wulf premieres Sunday, April 7th on adult swim. Lazor Wulf is about finding the inner strength to buy your own cereal, not dying, and the art of the scam.

Jared D. Weiss Presents “Frog Dog Log”

Jared D. Weiss Presents “Frog Dog Log”

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Jared D. Weiss is a gifted animator who has brought us the award-winning short “Transmission,” the “Brazey” series of shorts and, most recently, the tale of a hog meeting a fog. Now from the maker of “Hog And Fog” comes “Frog Dog Log.” Like Weiss himself, Frog considers themselves an animation artist. They’ve made their own short film starring their friends, but they need a little help getting it up and running. We eventually see Frog’s short in its entirety, and it appears to be the true origin of how they met a friend of theirs. Says Weiss, “I originally came up with these characters back in 2015, developing them for a short which I had made an unreleased animatic of by the end of that year. For multiple reasons, I never got around to finishing that version.” “After working and spending the last 2 years making/promoting three other shorts,  I started illustrating the characters again. And after completing this one illustration, something clicked and I decided to take a

PopGeeks Profile: Animator and Filmmaker Jared D. Weiss

PopGeeks Profile: Animator and Filmmaker Jared D. Weiss

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Filmmaker and animator Jared D. Weiss recently released his latest animated short, Brazey, which is now available for viewing on Vimeo. Weiss is a creative filmmaker who created an impressive short, featuring music that was recorded all in one take, and then the short was animated to the music that was recorded directly without any storyboards or script. His film comes together in a quick, yet also very playful, story of a little, animated character performing an interpretive dance to almost like the music that would come out of a Jack-in-a-box. He performed all the audio for the short on a Kalimba. If you can believe it, and music was recorded with an iPod Touch using a Music Memos/Garage Band program. It’s symbolic of Weiss talent how he was able to put together such an effective piece of work with just some basic tools. When telling a story, artistic vision is something that’s more important than having a lot of high-tech bells and whistles or a huge animation budget. Weiss’