Children's Entertainment Company Announces Script Writer For Animated Childrens Series

LOS ANGELES - July 30, 2014 - PRLog -- Paw City, LCC, announces Jennifer Tressen as Script Writer from Corona, California for the upcoming children’s 3D animation television series "Max and Wrigley™."

“Max & Wrigley™”is based off of the award-winning children’s book and series “Read With Max™.”“Max & Wrigley™”will focus on social as well as emotional issues.  The focus of the productions will be early childhood education for children age’s four to eight. All content will be family friendly and will involve national educational standards with an emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) educational lessons. "Max and Wrigley™" will also be registered as SAG/AFTRA signatory production to allow for credited talent and help further with national distribution.

Born and raised in Southern California, Jennifer Tressen caught the entertainment bug early. Despite having absolutely no “connections” in the industry she began working at the ripe old age of 12, doing commercials and print campaigns for national brands such as Nike and Sam Goody and appeared in the television series The Monk. A proud SAG member, Jennifer’s interests on set shifted from being in front of the camera to wanting to work behind it. Unafraid of being told “no,” she made her way onto the sets of major network shows such as ER and The West Wing for job shadowing at which point she believed she wanted to be a cinematographer. This passion sent her to film school at Chapman University in Orange, CA where her major quickly shifted when she realized, thanks to Professor Jim Macak, that she had a natural talent for screenwriting after placing or winning every competition she entered with the first script she had ever written.

It was at Chapman that she met her mentor, Blake Snyder, one of the most critically acclaimed screenwriting gurus in the business. “Blake taught me everything I know,” Jennifer claims. “He was genius, especially with children’s and family entertainment.” Even with the worldwide success of his Save the Cat screenwriting books, Snyder continued to mentor Jennifer in her pursuit to create family programming until his sudden death in 2009.

After graduating, Jennifer began work as a freelance screenwriter and script consultant for independent and studio producers. Her current roster of regular clients includes everyone from newbies to studio producers to an Academy Award Winning Screenwriter. She has also branched out into writing novels for the teen and young adult audience.

“I’m incredibly excited to be a part of this production. I have two small boys and would love to make quality entertainment which they can enjoy and tell their friends, ‘Hey, my mom wrote that!’” says Jennifer. “Children nowadays spend a large amount of time engaging in media of some sort, the least we can do is produce educational and exciting content which will help further their social empowerment and critical thinking skills.”

"Max and Wrigley™" is currently in pre-production of the "Pilot" episode. Mouseman Productions, LLC has already been working on storyboarding, environments, modeling, and rigging.   Anticipated completion of the "Pilot" episode will be fall of 2014.

About Paw City, LLC:  www.PawCityLLC.com

Paw City, LLC is a children's entertainment company focused on producing educational and entertaining films, 2D/3D animations, live action productions, books, video games, and music. The focus of the productions will be family friendly and will involve national educational standards with an emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) educational lessons. Educators, Focus Groups, and Educational Research Doctors will serve to validate educational components in order to meet or exceed national educational standards.

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