Jim Mahfood

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Posted by jac520PSU at jac520.rh.psu.edu on November 17, 2001 at 16:19:04:

I was reading an interview with Mahfood over at www.popcultureshock.com and they asked him about his work on the Clerks cartoon and this is what he said:

Estrella: I know you're not credited for it, but I know you did some early developmental work for the Clerks cartoon. I know things went sour at the end but what can you reflect on that experience that was positive?

Mahfood: There was nothing positive I can say about the Clerks cartoon deal, except I heard Kevin Smith mentioned my name on the DVD. But it's water under the bridge now. Life goes on. Everything's cool.

So my question to anyone who knows, what whent "sour", all I heard was Mahfoods style would have been to complicated to animate so it evolved to what it is now, was he dissed in any way? Anyone? Anyone?

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: I was reading an interview with Mahfood over at www.popcultureshock.com and they asked him about his work on the Clerks cartoon and this is what he said: : Estrella: I know you're not credited for it, but I know you did some early developmental work for the Clerks cartoon. I know things went sour at the end but what can you reflect on that experience that was positive? : Mahfood: There was nothing positive I can say about the Clerks cartoon deal, except I heard Kevin Smith mentioned my name on the DVD. But it's water under the bridge now. Life goes on. Everything's cool. : So my question to anyone who knows, what whent "sour", all I heard was Mahfoods style would have been to complicated to animate so it evolved to what it is now, was he dissed in any way? Anyone? Anyone?

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