Bret Haaland

Master of animated storytelling, Bret Haaland, was born in 1965 in Bismarck, North Dakota, USA. He has been actively directing animated films and television series since the 1990s, with his work prominently featured in the genres of comedy and adventure; he is most renowned for his work on "Futurama" and "The Penguins of Madagascar," which have bagged multiple Emmy awards. While his authorial style is marked by a unique blend of humor and drama, it's his ability to humanize animated characters that truly sets him apart. Haaland, with his Midwestern humility and creativity, continues to captivate audiences, proving that animation is not just for children, but a medium that can be enjoyed by all ages.