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When he did Phineas and Ferb, he said it was one of the best jobs he ever had in the industry so far. The show was cutting edge for Disney and he knew it was going to be a huge success from the day the creator first showed him the pilot. He enjoyed helping break episode ideas, punch-up outlines, pitch jokes, review and plus storyboards and the acting, story edit, edit, design characters and locations, oversee color, and some of his happiest moments were helping write a few of the songs.

When he did Phineas and Ferb, he helped bring the creators' vision to life by contributing across multiple areas of production, from story and design to final delivery, supported episode development by brainstorming ideas, pitching jokes, and refining outlines to enhance storytelling and comedic timing, directed and contributed to storyboarding, shaping the visual language, humor, and character acting of numerous episodes, co-wrote and storyboarded episodes, ensuring a balance of sharp writing and dynamic visual storytelling, provided creative oversight on character and location designs, refining details to maintain the show's distinct visual identity and reviewed and enhanced story editing, fine-tuning pacing and performance for maximum comedic impact.