Who is the animator of wallace and gromit

The Wallace and Gromit animations have drawn millions of viewers. Selfie, Gromit? Nick Park poses with his famous duo. Related Topics. Published 5 June. Published 18 January.

The news was announced by the K9official1 Twitter account on Friday. Dear Friends. Born in the St. K9 went on to enjoy its own spin-off pilot, K9 and Company , in which the mutt-like machine teamed up with former Doctor companion Sarah Jane Smith played by Elisabeth Sladen. The character reunited with Sarah Jane in a episode of the resurrected Doctor Who , and continued to appear in the spin-off The Sarah Jane Adventures.

Baker and producer Paul Tams at last got the character its own spin-off, K9 , in The episode series was made and broadcast in Australia and distributed all over the world. Further series, feature and book projects had been announced in the works from Baker and Tams over the last several years; Baker published his autobiography, K9 Stole My Trousers , in Baker and Park followed this with the Oscar-winning A Close Shave , introducing another beloved character to the Aardman family: Shaun the Sheep, who would go on to star in his own TV series and two feature films.

Keep an eye on the Aardman website — we advertise all our jobs here, across all the different departments in the company. Nick was an Executive Producer on Shaun the Sheep The Movie — he was involved with the initial story idea, and gave feedback during to production to help shape the final movie. It was a very fun job!

This very website! You can also visit the official Aardman website , too, plus IMDb for production info. Meet Nick Park While you may know everything there is to know about Wallace and Gromit, you may not know so much about their creator, Nick Park. Walter Goes Fishing By Nick, aged Creature Comforts short film The Curse of the Were-Rabbit Interview with Nick Park.

Early Man In production Quick fire questions. Nick cites comic books, TV shows, movies and games, as well as observing people, as influences. And cheese, of course!