Michael C. Gross
Birth Name:
Michael C. Gross
Birth Place:
Newburgh, New York, United States
Profession
Producer, Assistant director, Production designer, Art department
Fast Facts
- Attended Pratt Institute in the 1960s, majoring in fine art
- Began working in the production industry after moving to California in 1980
- In 1968, he worked as a designer for the Mexican Olympics
- Worked as the art director for National Lampoon magazine, EYE magazine and Esquire magazine
- Retired from film production in 1995 in order to pursing painting
- After surviving cancer, he moved to Oceanside California to work as the curator of the Oceanside Museum of Art
- He was once an instructor at New York's School of Visual Arts
Awards
- 1982Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Individual Achievement - Creative Special Achievement:Nominated
- 1991Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program:Nominated
- 1992Stinker Award - Worst Picture:Nominated
- 1993Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less):Nominated