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Hello I'm Maddie Brewer, welcome to my website
I'm a director, artist, and writer based in Los Angeles, CA (originally from Chicago...<3)
My main goal is to make weird animation for weird freaks.
Creator of CHIPS on Adult Swim
Just wrapped doing storyboards/writing on Regular Show: The Lost Tapes (that's the reboot)...
Currently developing TV projects with Adult Swim, Amazon Prime and Tornante...
If you email me I'll send you pitches and scripts for stuff I'm currently shopping around!
Available freelance: storyboards, writing, design, directing
Employers: Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Amazon Prime, Psyop, Tornante, Comedy Central, Blink Inc, &Furthermore, Augenblick, Jim Henson, Bento Box, ETC...
talk to me
hi@maddiebrewer.com
talk to my manager alison
mann@fourthwallmanagement.com
Long Version (in 3rd person) for Advanced Readers
Maddie is an Independent Filmmaker/Multimedia Artist/Writer/Animation Mercenary based in LA.
She grew up in Chicago, a strange solitary child, whose favorite hobby was pausing the tv so she could copy individual frames from a worn out VHS of Garfield. From a young age she was also singularly fixated on the "evil" step-mom from the movie "Cinderella Story" with Hilary Duff. Imagine her delight to find that Jennifer Coolidge has a rich and varied filmography. She continues to be enraptured by her, and other cultural icons of her ilk- the girls, the gays, the camp, the vamp and a specific brand of the weirdo misfit feminine. She fully intends to spend her life serving this under-served demographic a heaping helping of mildly ugly animation.
She now spends the majority of her time in her Office/Garage/Sweat-Shack in LA- and she's still drawing individual frames of animation. Only now, she doesn't need any reference. Well, maybe a little reference.
Her writing comes from personal experience, trying to spin the misadventures forged by her and her sisterhood of co-dependent weirdo baddies into something that can either resonate with someone, or make them laugh, or gross them out, or all of these things simultaneously.
Her mother would describe her comedic stylings as such:
"Maddie always takes it one step too far..."
Her favorite letterbox review of her work reads as such:
"This isn't very nice to look at, which is likely deliebrate and an agent of the free-nature and whirling discomfort of it all." -Theresa
She thinks that pretty much sums it all up.










