Tom Rubalcava Net Worth is
$500,000

Mini Biography

Tom began his profession as Art Movie director on some independent feature movies in the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Bay Region from 1982 to 1990. He was also regarded for his sculpting abilities and capability to style for prosthetic constitute and physical results. It had been on Commercial Images/Zoetrope’s 1988 launch of Live-Action Feature ‘Clownhouse’ that Tom used the hats of idea designer, storyboard designer and effects developer. His main part as Art Movie director on the task wasn’t his just credit – he was also acknowledged within the make-up results category. Tom’s sculpting skill brought him to Premavision, Inc. in Sausilito as well as the ‘Gumby Journeys’ tv series in 1987. He was employed at that moment to mind up the primary character division. Immediately after having reorganized the division, he was advertised to create and sculpt props and extra stop-motion heroes. After 1 1/2 many years of Tom’s departure to tv production, Premavision held a small team on board to create the ‘The Gumby Film.’ It had been on this task that Tom migrated back again to feature work, providing him the opportunity to revisit 2D FX computer animation that he previously trained for a long time before under after that Don Bluth Studios’ veteran Bruce Heller. In 1991, Tom joined up with the group at Colossal Photos to keep his stint with related materials needed in stop-motion design. He sculpted and prop completed on some ‘Nabisco’ and ‘Pillsburry’ tv commercials going up by Movie director Henry Selick. Later on, he became a member of the Colossal computer animation division. For the 9 years that adopted, Tom aided and cartoon on numerous computer animation projects and finally, he was raised to Animation Movie director position. He debuted with this fresh role, going up an computer animation team for COKE ‘View’, a Clio Honor winning television industrial. Tom continued to greatly help develop Colossal’s combined press Blendo technique before studio shut its doorways in August of 1999. After the gloomy fog cleared following the closure of 1 from the world’s leading computer animation studios, and a brief freelance foray at Wild mind, Inc, Tom co-founded the computer animation boutique, WAY TO AVOID IT West using the talented Animator Ricardo Barahona. For pretty much 3 years, the tiny crew continued to create diverse functions for twelve or so businesses from across the U.S., including, Turner Learning, Atlanta GA., Frog Style Inc. SF., Media Video games Inc., Dallas TX., Macromedia, SF., Calpine, Mendocino, CA., Clicksafety, Oakland, CA., Sunlight Microsystems, Santa Clara, CA. and Drumbeat Digital, NY, NY, to name several. Tom joined the active and diversely talented Maverix Studios group in 2002 and became a primary partner from the LLC in July 0f 2003. The business continued to supply quality production artwork and computer animation until Sept 2011. Customers included Iwin, Inc., Jump Frog, Intuit, Super Magic formula and more. Tom is currently freelancing like a Designer, Movie director, Animator and Storyboard designer.

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