David Gemmill

David Gemmill, born September 15, 1983, right in the heart of Los Angeles—yeah, the city where the palm trees and movie dreams are basically neighbors. He’s not just one of those background names, either. Gemmill’s the kind of guy whose work pops off the screen, especially if you’ve ever been sucked into the wild, slapstick world of "Looney Tunes Cartoons" (2019). That show? Pure chaos, classic energy, and a fresh twist on the stuff your parents probably grew up loving. David’s fingerprints are all over it, both writing and directing, which means he’s the dude steering that ship full of ACME gadgets and frantic rabbits. If you’re still not ringing any bells, maybe you caught "The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie" (2024). That title alone? C’mon, it promises mayhem, and Gemmill totally delivers. Aliens, explosions, and all the wacky antics you’d expect when Bugs and Daffy are involved. It’s like Saturday morning cartoons cranked up to eleven, and Gemmill is the maestro making sure every gag lands. Now, flipping the script a bit, he’s also worked on "Teen Titans Go! To the Movies" (2018). Yeah, that wild, self-aware superhero flick that basically poked fun at the entire genre while actually being a solid movie itself. Clearly, Gemmill’s got a knack for taking iconic characters, giving them that extra zing, and making fans—old and new—laugh their heads off. Basically, if you like your animation with a side of total absurdity, David’s your guy.