Jimmy ScreamerClauz

A maverick in the world of animation, Jimmy ScreamerClauz, born in 1984, hails from the United States. His active years started from the late 2000s, during which he has primarily worked in the genre of horror animation, making a name for himself with his distinctive 3D films such as "Where the Dead Go to Die" and "When Black Birds Fly," albeit without any major film festival awards to his name. His authorial style is characterized by its dark, disturbing, and often surreal imagery, combined with a unique narrative approach.

As a person, Jimmy ScreamerClauz is a fearless artist who does not shy away from pushing the boundaries of traditional animation to create thought-provoking, albeit unsettling, works of art.