Chris Prynoski

John R. Dilworth, Yvette Kaplan, Alex Kuperschmidt, Chris Prynoski and Tom Sito gathered behind a conference table in the school's auditorium in New York City to compare notes and reassure their audience of current SVA students that yes, it is possible to make a living drawing cartoons.
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Veteran SVA instructor Howard Beckerman introduced his former students with reminiscences of how they stood out from the crowd even in their school days, and the changing animation industry each one faced after graduation - from Kaplan (director of story on ICE AGE) in1976 to 1994 for Prynoski (director of Cartoon Network's MEGAS XLR).
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Prynoski, the youngest of the feted animators, "came along when Nickelodeon was rolling," Beckerman recalled.
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Prynoski spoke about getting calls for animation jobs while still in school, and how a "two-week MTV gig" turned into five years working on the network's cartoon series.
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* Prynoski: "Draw each day and have a sense of humor."

Moderated by Bob Higgins, senior vice president of programming and original development, panelists include Brian Miller, general manager of Cartoon Network Studios; Craig McCracken (creator/producer), Mike Moon (co-producer/art director), and Craig Kellman (creative producer/supervising producer, animation unit) of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends; Jody Schaeffer and George Krstic, co-creators of Megas XLR; Chris Prynoski, supervising director, Megas XLR; and Judd Winick, creator of The Life and Times of Juniper Lee.