PROJECT
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CLIENT
CLIENT
CLIENT
CLIENT
CLIENT
FORMAT
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FORMAT
FORMAT
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Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
ABC Television
ABC Television
ABC Television
ABC Television
ABC Television
TV Series
TV Series
TV Series
TV Series
TV Series
ABOUT
ABOUT
ABOUT
ABOUT
ABOUT
Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC has been carrying on the late-night talk show tradition since 2003. Reaching beyond the celebrity interviews and musical acts, Jimmy Kimmel’s show features his unique style of comedy— largely based upon beloved characters from his own life— including actual parking lot security guard, Guillermo, as well as Jimmy’s Cousin Sal, his feisty Aunt Chippy and his late Uncle Frank.
Todd spent over two seasons as a Field Director at JKL, and during that time he directed over 200 comedy segments. Working in late-night comedy is incredibly fast-paced, with comedy bits most often conceived that day, then cast, filmed and edited by broadcast that night.
Segments Todd directed ranged from simple visual gags, like inserting a joke into a news clip via green screen, all the way up to 5-minute long-form segments where Jimmy would send his long-divorced Uncle Frank and Aunt Chippy to do nude figure drawing together or wrangle rattlesnakes with no prior experience. Along the way he also got to direct a list of pop culture icons, including Beyoncé, Martin Short, and Coldplay.
One of Todd’s comedy bits, "High Fireman," became a viral video online and amassed millions of views.
Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC has been carrying on the late-night talk show tradition since 2003. Reaching beyond the celebrity interviews and musical acts, Jimmy Kimmel’s show features his unique style of comedy, largely based upon beloved characters from his own life, including actual parking lot security guard, Guillermo, as well as Jimmy’s Cousin Sal, his feisty Aunt Chippy and his late Uncle Frank.
Todd spent over two seasons as a Field Director at JKL, and during that time he directed over 200 comedy segments. Working in late-night comedy is incredibly fast-paced, with comedy bits most often conceived that day, then cast, filmed and edited by broadcast that night.
Segments Todd directed ranged from simple visual gags, like inserting a joke into a news clip via green screen, all the way up to 5-minute long-form segments where Jimmy would send his long-divorced Uncle Frank and Aunt Chippy to do nude figure drawing together or wrangle rattlesnakes with no prior experience. Along the way he also got to direct a list of pop culture icons, including Beyoncé, Martin Short, and Coldplay.
One of Todd’s comedy bits, "High Fireman," became a viral video online and amassed millions of views.
Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC has been carrying on the late-night talk show tradition since 2003. Reaching beyond the celebrity interviews and musical acts, Jimmy Kimmel’s show features his unique style of comedy, largely based upon beloved characters from his own life, including actual parking lot security guard, Guillermo, as well as Jimmy’s Cousin Sal, his feisty Aunt Chippy and his late Uncle Frank.
Todd spent over two seasons as a Field Director at JKL, and during that time he directed over 200 comedy segments. Working in late-night comedy is incredibly fast-paced, with comedy bits most often conceived that day, then cast, filmed and edited by broadcast that night.
Segments Todd directed ranged from simple visual gags, like inserting a joke into a news clip via green screen, all the way up to 5-minute long-form segments where Jimmy would send his long-divorced Uncle Frank and Aunt Chippy to do nude figure drawing together or wrangle rattlesnakes with no prior experience. Along the way he also got to direct a list of pop culture icons, including Beyoncé, Martin Short, and Coldplay.
One of Todd’s comedy bits, "High Fireman," became a viral video online and amassed millions of views.
Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC has been carrying on the late-night talk show tradition since 2003. Reaching beyond the celebrity interviews and musical acts, Jimmy Kimmel’s show features his unique style of comedy, largely based upon beloved characters from his own life, including actual parking lot security guard, Guillermo, as well as Jimmy’s Cousin Sal, his feisty Aunt Chippy and his late Uncle Frank.
Todd spent over two seasons as a Field Director at JKL, and during that time he directed over 200 comedy segments. Working in late-night comedy is incredibly fast-paced, with comedy bits most often conceived that day, then cast, filmed and edited by broadcast that night.
Segments Todd directed ranged from simple visual gags, like inserting a joke into a news clip via green screen, all the way up to 5-minute long-form segments where Jimmy would send his long-divorced Uncle Frank and Aunt Chippy to do nude figure drawing together or wrangle rattlesnakes with no prior experience. Along the way he also got to direct a list of pop culture icons, including Beyoncé, Martin Short, and Coldplay.
One of Todd’s comedy bits, "High Fireman," became a viral video online and amassed millions of views.
Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC has been carrying on the late-night talk show tradition since 2003. Reaching beyond the celebrity interviews and musical acts, Jimmy Kimmel’s show features his unique style of comedy, largely based upon beloved characters from his own life, including actual parking lot security guard, Guillermo, as well as Jimmy’s Cousin Sal, his feisty Aunt Chippy and his late Uncle Frank.
Todd spent over two seasons as a Field Director at JKL, and during that time he directed over 200 comedy segments. Working in late-night comedy is incredibly fast-paced, with comedy bits most often conceived that day, then cast, filmed and edited by broadcast that night.
Segments Todd directed ranged from simple visual gags, like inserting a joke into a news clip via green screen, all the way up to 5-minute long-form segments where Jimmy would send his long-divorced Uncle Frank and Aunt Chippy to do nude figure drawing together or wrangle rattlesnakes with no prior experience. Along the way he also got to direct a list of pop culture icons, including Beyoncé, Martin Short, and Coldplay.
One of Todd’s comedy bits, "High Fireman," became a viral video online and amassed millions of views.