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Marshell Becton

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Marshell Becton is an animation producer who worked as an art producer on Invincible at Skybound Entertainment, following a career that began in storyboarding for children's animation.

Role: Producer
Years Active: 2016-present
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Invincible Role

Becton served as an art producer and supervising producer on Invincible at Skybound Entertainment, credited across roughly eight episodes of the series. Her work brought a storyboarding background into the show's production side after she moved from artist roles into producing.

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Career and Notable Roles

Becton graduated from San Jose State University in 2015 with a BFA in Animation and Illustration, then started at Wild Canary in 2016 as a storyboard revisionist on Disney Jr.'s Puppy Dog Pals, rising to storyboard artist across all five seasons and later working on Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures. She also did freelance storyboard work for Netflix's Spirit Rangers before moving into producing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Marshell Becton?

Marshell Becton is an animation producer who worked as an art producer on Invincible at Skybound Entertainment, following a career that began in storyboarding for children's animation.

What was Marshell Becton's role on Invincible?

Becton served as an art producer and supervising producer on Invincible at Skybound Entertainment, credited across roughly eight episodes of the series.

Where did Marshell Becton study animation?

Becton graduated from San Jose State University in 2015 with a BFA in Animation and Illustration.

What show did Marshell Becton storyboard early in her career?

Becton started at Wild Canary in 2016 as a storyboard revisionist on Disney Jr.'s Puppy Dog Pals, rising to storyboard artist across all five seasons and later working on Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures.

What other work has Marshell Becton done in animation?

Becton also did freelance storyboard work for Netflix's Spirit Rangers before moving into producing.

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