Wild Times in The Wildwood
A bunch of working class guys mis-spend a summer down The Jersey Shore.
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"Wild Times in the Wildwood" is a series of animated shorts about working class guys enjoying their first summer of freedom down The Jersey Shore.
Based on an animated short by Chuck Sheetz, these stories are from the summer right after high school graduation. In the 1980s, Wildwood was a quaint, shabby beach town. Disco boomed but Bruce Springsteen still ruled at all the dives up and down The Shore. Kids with no money could live cheap in seedy hotels with shared bath and kitchen while waiting tables or working carny games on the Boardwalk.
With no ambitions beyond meeting girls and buying another six-pack, there's time for misadventure. This is a summer of firsts -- no parents, no curfew, and no school to go back to in September. A young guy can do just about anything he wants -- with hilarious (or pathetic) consequences.
We've all had a summer like this.
Admit it.

Chuck Sheetz
"Narrator"
Creator
Writer
Director
Chuck Sheetz
"Narrator" Creator Writer Director

"If my mom asks...none of this really happened."
Chuck Sheetz was born in a small town outside of Philadelphia. He worked menial jobs for a couple of years, attended Penn State and then moved West to study Film at UCLA.
After getting his B.A. and teaching animation, Chuck became an animation timer and assistant director. He's directed episodes of "The Critic", “King of the Hill", “Drawn Together”,” “Scooby-Doo” and was head director on both the animated series and feature “Recess.”
Chuck is currently a director on "The Simpsons" and teaches at the UCLA Animation Workshop.

Maria Elena Rodriguez
Creator
Writer
Maria Elena Rodriguez
Creator Writer

"What do they say about Catholic School girls?"
Maria Elena Rodriguez was born in San Francisco and raised mostly in Catholic Schools. She graduated from UC-Berkeley with a B.A. in Comparative Literature and later earned an M.F.A. in Film from UCLA.
She ran the animation crew in the early seasons of "The Simpsons,” developed shows and launched "The New Baby Huey Show" as an executive. She also managed computer graphics at Disney, Rhythm & Hues Studios, Mattel Toys and video game projects for Broderbund.
Maria is now a TV and feature writer. She’s written on staff for the series “Resurrection Blvd.” and for mini-series “Kingpin.” She has also written and developed several TV pilots.










































































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