Mic Graves is a director and a voice actor on The Amazing World of Gumball.
Animation Career
Mic Graves first worked on commercials and UK-related shorts, the most famous of these is The Canterbury Tales, before he was hired by Ben Bocquelet to direct The Amazing World of Gumball. He has worked in the animation business since 1998 and has won many awards and nominations for his work, which is probably the main reason why Bocquelet hired him to direct his show.
Working On Episodes
Mic Graves, aside from directing almost every episode, occasionally helps with the writing. He has also done voices on the show, such as the voice of William and Banana Joe.
Gallery
His credit as director at the end of the Opening Theme.
Ben Bocquelet and Mic Graves.
Mic Graves, Daisy the Donkey, and Sally the Snake.
Mic Graves on a web video in "The Boombox."
Trivia
- He makes a few cameo appearances throughout the series:
- His face appears in "The Boombox," "The Signal," and "The Web."
- His name is seen on the covers of How to Ratatwang Your Panda, A Pony's Tail, and The Tale of Zelmore.
- In "The Colossus" and "The Procrastinators," the Captain Punch comic book has "Mic G Comics Group" along the left border of the cover.
- The painting of the clown in the Wattersons' kitchen is signed "M. Graves."
- In "The Gift," Mic Graves is also the name of a painter.
- In "The Blame," an arcade game has a "Vote Mic Graves" poster in the background with his photo on it.