Jeremy Totel

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Pixel Eight LLC is an independently-owned animation studio established in 2007 by Jeremy Totel. Located in Phoenix, Arizona, Pixel Eight provides high quality animation for television, independent films, corporate, architectural, medical, legal, and small business clientele. With versatility in style, material, and scale we have successfully designed engaging visuals to meet and exceed the needs of our clients.

Allied Media Productions LLC was founded in 2006 as a production company specializing in Intellectual Property Development. With a collection of characters and stories spanning from kid-friendly fare to intense drama and action, creator Neil Atwood continually focuses on excelling in entertainment. Working in illustrated narrative, screenplays, and animation, Allied Media Productions always puts story first.

Jeremy Totel is a 14 year professional in the computer animation industry. Throughout his career he has been an instrumental part of numerous productions that have helped shape the CG landscape both in film and television. With credits such as Jimmy Neutron (Oscar-Nominated animated film), The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron series, The New Adventures of Captain Scarlet, Max Steel, Roughnecks: The Starship Troopers Chronicles, and Dan Dare, Jeremy embraces the challenges and opportunities in CG.

Jeremy started Pixel Eight with a focus on bringing computer graphic options to those outside the “Hollywood” venue. During this time he has provided cost-effective solutions to five independent films, while still maintaining a strong connection to CG animation for television with work in the following shows: 101 Gadgets that Changed the World, Solving History, Treasure Quest, and Columbus Armada.

Currently Jeremy is working to develop a new 3-D stereoscopic series titled “Ancient Worlds.” An alumnus of the Art Institute of Phoenix, Mr. Totel also serves on their Animation Advisory Board.

Neil Atwood is a 20 year military veteran embarking on a second career in the entertainment arena. As a natural storyteller, Neil has developed diverse titles such as:

Wolf Path – Fun and adventure in the Ancient Southwest
Zoot Scooter – Wacky shenanigans played out in a “fun”tastic future
Shadow of a Ghost – An action thriller set in a series of foreboding locations
Timediver – Science Fiction adventure spanning the oceans and ages
Blood and Sunder – A tale of apocalyptic adventure and creature carnage
Marked by the Beast – A dramatic story of human treachery and redemption

As a longtime fan of movies, comic books, novels, and animation, Mr. Atwood also applies serious study and dedication to the craft of telling tales. Neil has worked with numerous illustrators and graphic designers to craft a fascinating catalogue of stories set in a variety of media. “Sancho: Dead Girl’s Eye” is his first collaboration with Jeremy Totel.

Luke Lobert is a concept artist and illustrator. Consumed by science fiction films, video games and comic books as a young child, Luke fell in love with creating worlds that existed only in the imagination. He later learned that some artists spend their entire careers doing just that, and knew that he had found his calling. Eventually graduating with a degree in Fine Arts from Arizona State University, Luke now works as a freelance artist in film, animation, and the gaming industry.

Ricardo Jimenez has been in the computer animation industry for over 4 years and continues to expand his experience during each production. Over the past few years, after graduating from the Art Institute of Phoenix in 2008, he has worked in a range of project from casino game integrated animation, medical animation, digital Illustrations, and television & film productions. In 2010 Ricardo focused on becoming an independent 3D Artist and started networking with local studios such as Pixel Eight and Gaming Dynamics. Currently Ricardo has been working closely with Pixel Eight on the animation project “Sancho: Dead Girl’s Eye” including some of his own independent projects.

Nathan Moussa has enjoyed playing guitar for almost two decades now and is inspired by various genres from Flamenco to Folk, Mediterranean to Metal. Though guitar playing has never been a primary source of income or put food on the table, Nathan likes to think that it has sustained him creatively. Occasionally he’ll make a live appearance backing up Dallas artist Mission to the Sea or playing at weddings for friends. “Sancho” is Mr. Moussa’s first soundtrack score.

James Reade is an illustrator with an extensive artistic career. James’ work ranges from comic books, calendars, T-shirts, murals, caricatures, and now storyboards for “Dead Girl’s Eye.” Mr. Reade enjoys rendering images with energy and enthusiasm. James also has collaborated Neil Atwood on Blood and Sunder, Marked by the Beast, and Zoot Scooter.

Wesley Wilson is a future graduate of the Art Institute of Phoenix. There he majors in Media Arts & Animation and hopes to utilize his degree in a creative production environment. While attending the Art Institute, Wesley has played many roles and tried his hand at several mediums and art forms. An aspiring storyteller as well as a talented animator, Wesley has created several animated shorts of acclaimed notoriety in and around the Art Institute. Mr. Wilson is extremely optimistic about a future in the arts and has lent his talents to the artists and storytellers to help tell the tale of “Sancho: Dead Girl’s Eye.”