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A Native American animator, he is credited with the creation of the award-winning Canadian television series, [[Raven Tales]]. |
A Native American animator, he is credited with the creation of the award-winning Canadian television series, [[Raven Tales]]. |
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He currently serves on the New Mexico Governor's Council on Film and Media Industries. |
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He is currently at work on an animated adaptation of the cult comic book [[Yummy Fur]]. |
He is currently at work on an animated adaptation of the cult comic book [[Yummy Fur]]. |
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Revision as of 14:09, 24 April 2007
Chris Kientz (b. June 6, 1967 in Manhattan, Kansas) is an American/Canadian animator and television director.
A Native American animator, he is credited with the creation of the award-winning Canadian television series, Raven Tales.
He currently serves on the New Mexico Governor's Council on Film and Media Industries.
He is currently at work on an animated adaptation of the cult comic book Yummy Fur.
References
- Native Network. "Chris Kientz". Retrieved 2007-04-08.
- Matthew Gurewitsch (2006). "Native American Art Amid the Manifestoes". The Wall Street Journal (Jan 4th): D8.
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