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Asterisk

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Asterisk's Logo (From asteriskpix.com)
Asterisk's Logo (From asteriskpix.com)

Asterisk is a design and animation studio founded in 2004 by Richard O'Connor and Brian O'Connell. The company specializes in commercial work with clients including Paramount Pictures' Stepford Wives and Mercedes Benz.

The studio is responsible for creating videos for "D & W," "Can You Find It?," and "Flying V" for Here Come The ABCs, in addition to the non-album "T-Shirt" video, and "Dallas" and "Brooklyn" for the Venue Songs DVD.

Prior to launching their own production company, the partners at Asterisk produced and directed the "Coffee" animation featuring Tony Millionaire's Drinky Crow and the "Gloria" animation for Gigantic (A Tale of Two Johns). They had also produced two mixed media films for Nickelodeon's Ka-Blam!, "Why Does The Sun Shine?" and "Dr. Worm." Live action for these pieces was directed by Jesse Gordon.

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