Ryan Kramer

Ryan Kramer busted onto the animation scene straight outta Diamond Bar, California, back in ‘83. Dude’s got that wild, offbeat energy that you catch in every project he touches. If you’ve ever laughed way too hard at Uncle Grandpa (yeah, the one that makes you question if you’re actually awake or in a fever dream), you can thank Ryan for some of that chaos. The guy’s fingerprints are all over modern cartoon insanity. He’s also knee-deep in Looney Tunes Cartoons—the reboot that somehow manages to nail old-school slapstick while tossing in fresh, weird twists. It’s like, how do you even keep that classic vibe and still surprise people? Ryan just gets it. You can feel the love for all things zany and unpredictable. Plus, he’s not shy about pushing the envelope. There’s always some off-the-wall gag or visual that makes you double-take. And then there’s The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, set for 2024. People are hyped and honestly, for good reason. You know it won’t be your average, watered-down reboot. If Ryan’s at the wheel, expect aliens, explosions, and probably a duck or rabbit getting flattened by something heavy. The guy’s got a knack for that wild, kinetic energy that keeps both kids and adults glued to the screen, wondering what in the world’ll happen next. Bottom line? Ryan Kramer’s the brain behind some of the most unhinged, creative stuff in animation today.