John Powell

John Powell has extensive work experience in the creative and production field. John began their career as a Character Animator at Ice Pond in 2002, working on various projects such as "Veggie Tales Spoof." John then moved on to Nickelodeon as an Animator, where they contributed to the 2003 version of "Face" on Nick Jr.

In 2004, John joined ESPN as an Animator, where they took a lead role in the 2004 Sports Center revision and earned their first Emmy. John also worked on the 2006 NHL Package and was one of the main animators handling 3D content at the network. John's next move was to Fox Sports Net as a Senior Graphic Designer/Animator, responsible for on-air animations and design.

Continuing their career in the sports media industry, John joined MLB Network as a freelance 3D Animator from 2012 to 2014 and Golf Channel as a 3D Animator from 2013 to 2014. In 2011, John founded LUNOR Productions, offering HD video production, design, and animation services. John operated Lunor Productions until 2014.

John then worked as a Creative Producer at 48 Creative from 2015 to 2017, followed by a role as Vice President Creative at Listing Power Tools from 2016 to 2018. Currently, John is serving as the Vice President of Creative and Production at Robert Palmer Companies, overseeing all aspects of production and leading the creative and production team.

Overall, John Powell has a diverse range of experience in animation, design, and production, having worked for notable companies and earning recognition for their work.

John Powell attended The Art Institutes from 1999 to 2002, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Animation.