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CHRIS RENAUD Hand Signed & HAND SKETCH 3X5 CARD - MINIONS DIRECTOR DESPICABLE ME

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    CHRIS RENAUD  AUTHENTIC Hand Signed &
    HAND SKETCH 3X5 CARD
    .   %100 Authentic Autograph & MINION SKETCH ! The Autograph & DRAWLING is VERY BOLD & Looks AMAZING.  The photo is in GOOD condition .Will be shipped SUPER FAST to you & will be Well packaged . I will ship to you . The SAME DAY you pay :) YES... I even ship on Saturday . Payment MUST be made in 3 days or less after this listing ends . Combined s&h is Extra each additional listing . In the 3 day Period . Check out my other Low Priced Autographs & my Fantastic feedback :) . Ad my STORE to your FAVORITES LIST . I do list NEW Low Priced autographs EVERY DAY ! Upon Request . I do offer my Lifetime Guarantee COA . Just message me at Checkout. Thank you :) Amanda
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    Chris Renaud
    Renaud at the 2013
    Annecy International Animated Film Festival
    Born
    December 1966 (age 54)
    [1]
    Baltimore, Maryland
    , U.S.
    Alma mater
    Syracuse University
    Occupation
    Voice actor, film director, storyboard artist, graphic designer, illustrator
    Years active
    2001–present
    Employer
    Blue Sky Studios
    (2001-2007)
    Illumination
    (2007-present)
    Notable work
    Despicable Me
    Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
    Despicable Me 2
    The Secret Life of Pets
    The Secret Life of Pets 2
    Spouse(s)
    Lauren Renaud
    Children
    2
    Signature
    Chris Renaud (born December 1966) is an American illustrator, film director, storyboard artist, graphic designer, and voice actor. He was nominated for an
    Academy Award
    for the 2006 animated short
    No Time for Nuts
    , which featured the character Scrat from the computer-animated
    Ice Age
    films. His most popular work is the
    Despicable Me
    franchise, including
    Despicable Me
    and
    Despicable Me 2
    , which he co-directed with
    Pierre Coffin
    . Along with Coffin, he also co-created and lent his voice to the
    Minions
    from
    Despicable Me
    .
    Life and career
    Chris Renaud was born in 1966 in
    Baltimore, Maryland
    , and moved to
    Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
    , when he was 15, because his father worked for
    Bethlehem Steel
    and was transferred to their main office.Renaud has said he had mixed feelings with the move, saying it upset him but it was also one of the best things in his life because it showed him "that there was a great, big world out there". He was the artist for the high school yearbooks and newspaper and had aspirations of creating comic books.
    [2]
    He graduated
    Parkland High School
    in
    Allentown, Pennsylvania
    , in 1985 and attended
    Baum School of Art
    where he received a ,000 scholarship.
    After graduating from
    Syracuse University
    with an illustration degree in 1989, Renaud began work as a
    graphic designer
    in the sports entertainment industry. He has created
    logos
    and
    mascots
    for NFL Properties, the NBA, and Foot Locker. After working as a designer and illustrator for a variety of publications and agencies, Chris began drawing and writing
    comic books
    . Working for both
    Marvel Comics
    and
    DC Comics
    , his projects included illustrating Marvel's
    Starfleet Academy
    and pitching the story concept that evolved into
    Batman: Cataclysm
    which depicted a devastating earthquake hitting Gotham City. This yearlong tale across all Batman-related comics resulted in increased sales and visibility for the renowned character and set up the acclaimed "
    No Man's Land
    " storyline that followed.
    As the production designer on the Disney Channel's
    The Book of Pooh
    , Renaud transitioned into the world of children's television. Since that groundbreaking project, he has been able to design virtual sets and puppet characters for
    Bear in the Big Blue House
    ,
    LazyTown
    , Curious Pictures and
    Sony Pictures Animation
    . With
    It's a Big Big World
    , which aired from 2006 to 2010 on
    PBS
    , he took the lead in visual development and design of every aspect of this Emmy-nominated children’s program.
    Renaud worked for
    Blue Sky Studios
    as a story artist on the films
    Robots
    ,
    Ice Age: The Meltdown
    , and the Dr. Seuss adaptation
    Horton Hears a Who!
    . He wrote and co-directed the animated short
    No Time for Nuts
    , which received an
    Annie Award
    and a 2007 Oscar nomination for animated short film. It was also included in the
    Animation Show of Shows
    in 2006.
    Renaud moved to
    Paris
    , France, to work for
    Illumination Entertainment
    . While directing
    Despicable Me
    (2010), Renaud, along with his directing partner
    Pierre Coffin
    , began to develop Gru's famous henchmen, the Minions. Initially, there were discussions about making the creatures robots. Then Renaud hit upon the notion that they could be mole people and slapped goggles on them. "I did a very rough, ugly, little sketch combining some elements into a mole person and sent it to Pierre, who then discussed it with Eric Guillon, who was the art director and final designer of the Minions, and they took some of those ideas and together we came up with what the Minions look like". The more the filmmakers worked on the little guys, the more yellow and more cylindrical they became. "Eric continued to refine the idea and made [the Minions] closer to children. He made them funnier and simpler and a brighter color". Among the inspirations for the Minions were the
    Oompa-Loompas
    from
    Willy Wonka
    and the
    Jawas
    from
    Star Wars
    , as well as silent screen stars
    Buster Keaton
    and
    Charlie Chaplin
    , and Warner Bros. cartoon characters.
    In a four-picture directing deal, he directed
    Despicable Me
    (2010),
    Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
    (2012),
    Despicable Me 2
    (2013),and
    The Secret Life of Pets
    (2016), in which two pet dogs, Max and Duke, have to put their quarrels behind when they find out that a bunny, Snowball, is building an army of abandoned pets to take revenge on all pet owners and their pets.Renaud signed a new contract with Illumination Entertainment in 2013, saying: "I love working with Illumination. They've given me an unparalleled opportunity to keep directing one movie after another. Very often animation directors make one movie and then spend the next five years developing another one. But I'm in the unique position of being able to keep working and keep making movies... So I feel very fortunate."
    In a 2012 interview, he mentioned that he read Dr. Seuss books as a child and this influenced his work with films such as
    The Lorax
    . When asked if he would shift towards live-action movies, he said that he has thought about it and it may happen in the future but he feels comfortable with animation for now.
    Renaud executive-produced
    Despicable Me 3
    (2017).
    Film
    Year
    Title
    Role
    Notes
    2005
    Robots
    Storyboard artist
    2006
    Ice Age: The Meltdown
    2008
    Horton Hears a Who!
    2009
    Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
    2010
    Despicable Me
    Dave the Minion
    Director
    2012
    Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
    Forest Animals
    2013
    Despicable Me 2
    Additional Minions
    Evil Minions
    Italian Waiter
    Director
    2015
    Minions
    Executive producer
    2016
    The Secret Life of Pets
    Norman
    Director
    Sing
    Additional voices
    2017
    Despicable Me 3
    Executive producer
    Additional Character Design
    2018
    The Grinch
    Executive producer
    2019
    The Secret Life of Pets 2
    Norman
    Director
    2022
    Minions: The Rise of Gru
    Producer