Carole Holliday, the visionary founder of Crowded Metro Films, has seamlessly merged her passion for theater with her remarkable talent for storyboarding, effortlessly weaving together the threads of creativity and technical expertise. Although she never had the opportunity to meet her maternal grandfather, a sign painter who harbored a lifelong dream of becoming Walt Disney, she has come to recognize the extraordinary gift bestowed upon her upon graduating from the prestigious California Institute of the Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in animation.
As a native Angelino, Carole Holliday has been blessed to work on a plethora of acclaimed projects, including the 1999 Disney masterpiece, "Tarzan," for the esteemed Walt Disney Company. Her exceptional draftsmanship and innate sense of storytelling have solidified her position as a highly sought-after talent in the animation industry, with a career spanning numerous successful endeavors.
Films such as "Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers" (2004) and "Brother Bear 2" (2006) serve as a testament to her remarkable ability to imbue characters with sensitivity and depth, showcasing her meticulous attention to detail and dedication to bringing stories to life.
