Jason Zurek
DirectorJason Zurek is a director and storyboard artist who has directed multiple episodes of Invincible, including its season three premiere.
Invincible Role
Zurek has directed several Invincible episodes, among them the season three premiere "You're Not Laughing Now" and "All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry," which he co-directed with Dan Duncan and Shaun O'Neil. He also worked as a storyboard artist on the series before moving into directing duties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jason Zurek?
Jason Zurek is a director and storyboard artist who has directed multiple episodes of Invincible, including its season three premiere.
What is the Invincible season 3 premiere episode Jason Zurek directed?
Zurek directed "You're Not Laughing Now," the season three premiere of Invincible.
What other Invincible episode has Jason Zurek directed?
Zurek also directed "All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry," which he co-directed with Dan Duncan and Shaun O'Neil.
Did Jason Zurek work as a storyboard artist on Invincible?
Yes, Zurek worked as a storyboard artist on the series before moving into directing duties.
What is Jason Zurek's most prominent series credit?
Invincible stands as Zurek's most prominent series credit to date, alongside a broader body of storyboard and directing work showcased on his personal portfolio.
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