Talk:Erik Wiese
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Minions Shorts
[edit]Initially, the Minions 2D shorts were produced to support the Minions 2 movie, which was delayed by a year due to COVID-19 restrictions in movie theaters. The shorts were named “Minions and Friends” in China and “Saturday Morning Minions” in the United States. They were first released on China’s Migu platform and later on Illumination’s YouTube channel.
The show’s creative marketing team included Derek Drymon, Erik Wiese, Raymond Persi, Babeth Patte, Pepe Arean, Tom King, and Aaron Springer, all of whom worked together to bring the show to life.
The animation production was done by two service studios, namely Six Point Harness and Anima.
The shorts were later renamed to Minions and Friends (小黄人和萌友/小黄人与格鲁日记).
Title cards were produced for each episode, but were removed later for Western markets. 2601:84:8D80:C4E0:14:40E6:6A55:A271 (talk) 01:31, 26 July 2024 (UTC)