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Shaun O'Neil

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Shaun O'Neil is a supervising director and producer on Invincible who rose from storyboard artist to one of the Skybound series' senior creative leads.

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Invincible Role

Shaun O'Neil joined Invincible in 2021 as a storyboard artist and director before advancing through the ranks to become the show's supervising director and supervising producer. Along the way he also served as art director for the show's second season, shaping the look of its action sequences. His climb through the production reflects how deeply embedded he has become in the show's creative direction.

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Career and Notable Roles

O'Neil's work on Invincible spans the animation and art departments as well as directing and producing duties, giving him a hand in nearly every stage of the show's production. His growing responsibilities on the series have made him one of the key creative figures steering Invincible through its later seasons.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Shaun O'Neil?

Shaun O'Neil is a supervising director and producer on Invincible who rose from storyboard artist to one of the Skybound series' senior creative leads.

When did Shaun O'Neil join Invincible?

He joined the show in 2021 as a storyboard artist and director. His climb through the production reflects how deeply embedded he has become in the show's creative direction.

What is Shaun O'Neil's current role on Invincible?

He has advanced through the ranks to become the show's supervising director and supervising producer.

Did Shaun O'Neil serve as an art director on Invincible?

Yes, he served as art director for the show's second season, shaping the look of its action sequences.

What departments has Shaun O'Neil worked in on Invincible?

His work spans the animation and art departments as well as directing and producing duties, giving him a hand in nearly every stage of the show's production.

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