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Eric Radomski is a producer best known as a co-creator of Batman: The Animated Series (as well as the co-director of the series' theatrical film Batman: Mask of the Phantasm).
Dr. Radomski is the Assistant Institute Director and Director of Graduate Programs in Clinical & Translational Science for the Institute for Clinical Research Education (ICRE).
From Batman: The Animated Series to Spawn and Spicy, Eric Radomski has always been testing the limits of animated TV, while being very vocal about what makes and breaks a show. Amid Amidi passes on the insight.
Nov 1, 2000 · From Batman: The Animated Series to Spawn and Spicy, Eric Radomski has always been testing the limits of animated TV, while being very vocal about what makes and breaks a show. Amid Amidi passes on the insight.
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Eric Radomski served as the co-creator and co-producer of Batman: The Animated Series along with Bruce Timm. He was known for his definitive style of background painting, specifically painting backgrounds on black paper (a liquidtex acrylic paint through an airbrush onto a two-ply black board) to give Batman: The Animated Series a darker look and f...
•Studying as an artist in Cleveland, where there was no animation work, Eric Radomski made three separate trips to California at the age of 19 and 20 to look for work. With no luck finding anything, Radomski reached out to fellow Cleveland native Will Ryan, who was working as a voice actor on Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore. Will introduced Radomski to director Dave Bennet, who then introduced him to Rick Reinert who just so happened to have previously ran his animation studio out of Cleveland. Still having an ink-and-paint division located back in Radomski's hometown, headed by Gretchen Heck and Bev Chiara, Reinert gave the aspiring animator their telephone number, landing him an entry level job with the unit.
•Following his work on the Winnie the Pooh film, Radomski worked on commercials for two years until Dave Bennet offered him a job in L.A. For three-and-a-half years, Radomski assisted Bennet with storyboards and layouts, as well as background painting for Reinert and assorted cel work. After leaving Reinert and freelancing for six months, Radomski joined Warner Bros. full time.
Batman: The Animated Series "The Dark Knight's First Night" (director/storyboard artist) "Almost Got 'Im" (director) "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?" (director) "Mudslide" (director) Feature films
•"The Dark Knight's First Night" (director/storyboard artist) •"Almost Got 'Im" (director) •"If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?" (director) •"Mudslide" (director)
1."Knight Vision: That Master of Dark Deco, Eric Radomski, Looks Behind the Mask of the Animated Batman" by Bob Miller - Comics Scene #43 (June 1993)
2."The Animated Adventures: Batman" - Cinefantastique Vol. 24 #6/Vol. 25 #1 (February 1994)
Eric Radomski is known as an Director, Co-Executive Producer, Executive Producer, Actor, Creator, Producer, Supervising Art Director, Co-Producer, and Creative Director.
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Shannon Radomski, M.D. Surgical Postdoctoral Fellow. Ewald Lab. sradoms1@jhmi.edu. 410-614-3382.
