Episodic Director for an unannounced Preschool 2D animated show airing on Apple TV. Directed a team of three storyboard artists, two revisionist and an editor.

Storyboard Artist on the show "Big City Greens" created by Chris and Shane Houghton. Storyboard Artist on "Amphibia" created by Matt Braly.

Lead Character/Model Designer on the television series The Powerpuff Girls (Reboot) originally created by Craig McCracken. As a Character/Model Designer for Cartoon Network, Ms. Curtis will use state-of the-art computer-graphics equipment and software to develop and create computer-graphics images, visual elements and animation designs for Cartoon Network animated productions. She will lead a team under her and assist with post production work as well. Specifically, Ms. Curtis will develop and create computer-graphic images,animation designs and sequences, and visual characters and objects by implementing animation technology; develop and complete visual characters and objects by adding graphic elements such as physical characteristics, color, lighting, textures and other design elements to the artwork; develop and create design layouts, model concepts, sets and visual elements for multidimensional camera shots; and develop graphic images through physical characteristics as well as through physical gestures,facial expressions, costumes and relationships with other characters to ensure that the animated character's personality and feelings as well as the entire "look" of the graphics style resonate successfully with the story. In addition, Ms. Curtis will create digital images, drawings and illustrations based on story and script; research character design, environment and composition for project-specific applications; and arrange graphic layouts based upon available space, knowledge of layout principles,and aesthetic design concepts; and create final production artwork. Ms. Curtis will collaborate with Animation Directors and other Animators to develop the artistic approaches to deliver the effects, look and aesthetics required for each visual sequence.

10-30-2014 to 12-12-30-2014Glendale, CaliforniaDuties entail creating and maintaining style and quality of the show through managing and directing a team of designers to accomplish that end, according to the production schedule. Also reviewing storyboards for visual elements, working in conjunction with Supervising Producer as well as oversee creation and maintenance of model packs and style guides, including but not limited to expressions, character construction, mouth charts and character turnarounds. Other duties include breaking down script and reviewing design lists with artists and production staff to generate rough designs for storyboard artists to use. Assigning designs to specific artists and providing direction to design crew and answering questions as they arise. Creating designs as required and overseeing workflow to ensure deadlines are met. Review completed designs with appropriate creative supervisors and ensure further revisions are implemented. Direct clean-up process with artists and review clean designs and layouts with appropriate creative supervisors and oversee any revisions or changes needed. Oversee color stylists and BG painters and communicate directives of the show, including special needs such as lighting requirements and stylistic concerns/color/palettes needed. Reviewing color models and BGs and supervise changes if needed.

05-06-2013 to 10-25-2013Glendale, CaliforniaCharacter/Model Designer on the television series Star VS.The Forces of Evil, created by Daron Nefcy.As a Character Designer for Disney, Ms. Curtis will use state-of the-art computer-graphics equipment and software to develop and create computer-graphics images, visual elements and animation designs for Disney animated productions. Specifically, Ms. Curtis will develop and create computer-graphic images,animation designs and sequences, and visual characters and objects by implementing animation technology; develop and complete visual characters and objects by adding graphic elements such as physical characteristics, color, lighting, textures and other design elements to the artwork; develop and create design layouts, model concepts, sets and visual elements for multidimensional camera shots; and develop graphic images through physical characteristics as well as through physical gestures,facial expressions, costumes and relationships with other characters to ensure that the animated character's personality and feelings as well as the entire "look" of the graphics style resonate successfully with the story. In addition, Ms. Curtis will create digital images, drawings and illustrations based on story and script; research character design, environment and composition for project-specific applications; and arrange graphic layouts based upon available space, knowledge of layout principles,and aesthetic design concepts; and create final production artwork. Ms. Curtis will collaborate with Animation Directors and other Animators to develop the artistic approaches to deliver the effects, look and aesthetics required for each visual sequence.

01-10-2013 to 05-01-2013Los Angeles, CaliforniaModel Rigging/Layout and Prop Design on Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2D shorts for DVD release of movie. In addition doing character designing on various projects.As a Graphic Designer, Ms. Curtis' day-to-day duties included the following:Consulting and conferring with clients and 6PH staff to establish the overall look, graphic elements and content of the character design materials in order to meet project demands. As well designing and developing graphic elements that meet the client's objectives. Preparing sketches and layouts to illustrate the client's vision including designing specific animated materials in both 2D and 3D formats. Also preparing model sheets and rotations of characters, props, and locations. Ms. Curtis also would create design materials based on approved specifications from clients and 6PH staff, which would be used for production to maintain continuity and consistency. Utilizing a variety of design methods including color, illustration and animation techniques. As well as utilizing specialized computer software packages including Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Flash, Premier and After Effects among others. Ms Curtis would also be meeting with production teams regularly to discuss the ongoing success of each assigned project and establishing what changes, if any, are required to ensure the projects continued success.

Character designer on the pilot Star and The Forces of Evil, created by Daron Nefcy and directed by Dave Wasson.