Haylee Herrick
Voice ActorHaylee Herrick is a director and storyboard artist who directed the prequel special Invincible: Atom Eve and several episodes of the animated series Invincible.
Invincible Role
Herrick directed Invincible: Atom Eve, a 2023 prequel special exploring the backstory of the show's Atom Eve, and went on to direct further episodes across the second and third seasons, including This Must Come as a Shock and A Deal with the Devil, serving as storyboard artist on each as well. Her work on Invincible, the Skybound Entertainment series based on Robert Kirkman's comic, spans some of the show's more character focused, emotionally driven installments.
Career and Notable Roles
Herrick has built a career as a storyboard artist and director across acclaimed adult and prestige animation, with credits including the Netflix series Blue Eye Samurai and Paramount's Star Trek: Prodigy alongside her work on Invincible. Her focus on storyboarding gives her direct influence over how a show's action and character beats get staged before animation begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Haylee Herrick direct for Invincible?
Haylee Herrick directed Invincible: Atom Eve, a 2023 prequel special exploring the backstory of the show's Atom Eve. It was her first major directing credit on the franchise.
What episodes has Haylee Herrick directed in Invincible?
Herrick went on to direct further episodes across the second and third seasons of Invincible, including "This Must Come as a Shock" and "A Deal with the Devil." Her work spans some of the show's more character focused, emotionally driven installments.
Is Haylee Herrick a storyboard artist as well as a director?
Herrick served as storyboard artist on the Invincible: Atom Eve special and each episode she directed. She combines both roles rather than working purely as a director.
What other animated shows has Haylee Herrick worked on?
Herrick has credits on the Netflix series Blue Eye Samurai and Paramount's Star Trek: Prodigy alongside her Invincible work. Both are acclaimed animation projects outside the Skybound Entertainment franchise.
Why does storyboarding matter for a director's work on a show like Invincible?
Herrick's focus on storyboarding gives her direct influence over how a show's action and character beats get staged before animation begins. That dual storyboard and director role shapes how her Invincible episodes come together on screen.
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