Anthony Jastrow

Background

About Anthony Jastrow

I have developed my leadership skills through experience working for 6 years in the film industry and a customer relations background of over 15 years. I recently lead a team of managers at Gopuff as District/Area Manger. Currently, I am Installation Project Manager at The Escape Game, ensuring each new location goes from a concept to a thrilling, fully operational immersive experience. Creative Biography "Cartoons are a Pigment of our Imagination." As an artist, Jastrow is a purveyor of curiosities and a tinkerer in tiny worlds. Born in New Jersey in 1986 his talent was recognized very early and he began private art lessons when he was seven years old. As his art was refined he was accepted into the Nashville School of the Arts and studied fine art. It was while attending there that he was first introduced to cinema and upon graduating was awarded Filmmaker of the Year in 2005. Jastrow went on to earn a Bachelor of Fine Art from Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film. His senior thesis film, What’s Under the Bed, was an adaptation of a popular children’s book by the same title and marked the first stop motion animation ever produced at Watkins. The animation went on to win five of the seven awards presented at the Watkins screening in 2009. The magic of animation has fundamentally influenced his work. Jastrow’s diverse body of work showcases his imagination and meticulous attention to detail. To date Jastrow’s unique creative talent has been utilized on over a dozen feature films and a major network television series. A proven polymath his talents include cartoon illustration and character design, stop motion animation, sculpture, concept art, creative writing, and puppetry.”