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Christopher McCulloch

b. 1971

American storyboard artist and voice actor

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Born 1971. Christopher McCulloch is an American voice actor, screenwriter, comics artist, television producer, animation director and dub actor.

Christopher McCulloch, also known by the pseudonym Jackson Publick, is an American storyboard artist, writer, director, producer, and voice actor. He is known for his work on several Tick properties and for the animated television series The Venture Bros. He and Doc Hammer are the Venture Bros. co-creators, writers, editors, and directors,

The Venture Bros. was conceived as a short comics story for a comics anthology by Monkeysuit Press, of which McCulloch is the editor. Working on The Tick (and listening to J.G. Thirlwell's first Steroid Maximus album) helped McCulloch translate the story into cartoon form. He wrote the first draft in 2000 while he was attempting to pitch something else to Comedy Central, which turned it down. At the time, he was also working as a storyboard artist for Mo Willems's Sheep in the Big City and for PB&J Otter. McCulloch was also known for his work on Codename: Kids Next Door, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and King of the Hill.

After this, The Tick was picked up in its live action form, and McCulloch moved to California. During this he met Patrick Warburton, who later went on to voice Brock Samson. When The Tick was canceled, he moved back to New York City and pitched a revised version of The Venture Bros. to Comedy Central again. Though it was turned down again, he contacted Jeff Nodelman of Noodlesoup Productions (which became World Leaders Entertainment). Adult Swim later picked up the series and the pilot was produced in 2003.

In addition to The Venture Bros. on Adult Swim, Christopher also voices several background characters in the Adult Swim animated series Superjail!. Two characters in the series (Jean and Paul, the gay inmates) had originally started out as minor characters in the show's first season, but by the second season they had become more active members of the cast, participating in major events of episodes, and even gaining entire episodes centering on them for the second and third seasons.

McCulloch has provided additional guest voices in a season 4 episode ("Prankklok") of Brendon Small's Metalocalypse and a season 5 episode ("Casablankman II") of Seth Green's Robot Chicken on Cartoon Network's late-night block Adult Swim.

He also voices Hiram McDaniels, the literal five-headed dragon/mayoral candidate, on the podcast Welcome to Night Vale.

McCulloch is the voice of Orangusnake, Boss Hosstrich and Cluckins in Cartoon Network's Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart.

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Rutgers University
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Jackson Publick

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Who is Christopher McCulloch?

American storyboard artist and voice actor

When was Christopher McCulloch born?

Christopher McCulloch was born on 14 September 1971 in Brooklyn.

What is Christopher McCulloch's occupation?

Christopher McCulloch is a voice actor, screenwriter, comics artist, television producer, animation director and dub actor.

What nationality is Christopher McCulloch?

Christopher McCulloch is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Christopher McCulloch

· Wikidata: Q5112842

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