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Margaret M. Dean

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Margaret M. Dean, known professionally as Marge Dean, is an Emmy-winning animation producer and executive producer on Invincible who serves as head of studio at Skybound Animation.

Role: Producer
Studio: Skybound Entertainment
Years Active: 2018-present
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Invincible Role

Dean oversees Invincible as an executive producer and head of studio at Skybound Animation, a role she took on in 2022 overseeing development and production across the company's original animated slate. Her position puts her at the center of the studio's creative and business decisions for the series.

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Career and Notable Roles

Dean built her animation career as general manager of Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, where she won an Emmy for her work on Robot Chicken, before serving as head of studio at Crunchyroll starting in 2018. She is also president of Women in Animation, an organization focused on advancing women and underrepresented genders across the industry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Margaret M. Dean?

Margaret M. Dean, known professionally as Marge Dean, is an Emmy-winning animation producer and executive producer on Invincible who serves as head of studio at Skybound Animation.

What is Margaret Dean's role on Invincible?

Dean oversees Invincible as an executive producer and head of studio at Skybound Animation, a role she took on in 2022 overseeing development and production across the company's original animated slate.

What did Margaret Dean win an Emmy for?

Dean won an Emmy for her work on Robot Chicken while serving as general manager of Stoopid Buddy Stoodios.

What role did Margaret Dean have at Crunchyroll?

Dean served as head of studio at Crunchyroll starting in 2018, before moving into her current position at Skybound Animation.

What organization does Margaret Dean lead outside her production work?

Dean is president of Women in Animation, an organization focused on advancing women and underrepresented genders across the industry.

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