Education
He briefly attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
He briefly attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Brad Neely is originally from Fort Smith, Arkansas. Neely"s work includes the comic series "Creased Comics" and the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer"s Stone spoof Wizard People, Dear Reader, which consists of an alternate soundtrack of narration in the style of a book on tape, which viewers can play over the muted movie. Neely is featured in the documentary We Are Wizards.
Neely is the creator of the cartoon Cox & Combes" Washington.
Aside from occasional one-off videos, he has also created three series: I Am Baby Cakes, The Professor Brothers, and China, Illinois, all of which take place in the fictional location of China, Illinois. Baby Cakes shorts are typically in the style of diary entries narrated in the first person by Mark "Baby" Cakes, a philosophical and possibly mentally ill 30-year-old manitoba
The Professor Brothers follows the professional and personal misadventures of Frank and Steve Smith, two brothers who are professors at a local community college whose mascot is a panda bear. China, Illinois interweaves the two other stories, as Baby Cakes falls in love with Frank"s recently dead girlfriend after finding her diary, and the two men attempt to come to terms with their emotional pain upon learning of her death.
Neely worked on a comedy novel about the Civil War, but when asked about it at an event at the Alamo Draft House in Austin, Texas, said, "I realized about 500 pages in that it wasn"t that funny", and said that he is no longer planning on releasing the book
However, during a November 2013 Q&A session on Reddit, he said, "I work on this book every day. lieutenant"s become a problem." He has also produced America Now, a 12-part series of 30-second musical shorts for Adult Swim, which is now available on the station"s website. Neely was a consultant on the animated series South Park for the second half of its eleventh season.
On May 5, 2008, Super Deluxe began releasing a four-part mini-series by Neely entitled China, Illinois. The site published an installment once a week, culminating on May 25 with a broadcast of the entire series as one 11-minute episode on Adult Swim.
The show is the first original Brad Neely work to be shown on television On May 23, 2011, Adult Swim announced that China, Illinois would be one of the new full-length premieres for the fall line-up with Neely having creative and executive producer credits.
The first episode was broadcast on October 2, 2011, on Adult Swim. The last, "Magical Pet", aired June 14, 2015.
His second series for the network, Brad Neely"s Harg Nallin Sclopio Peepio, was announced in May 2015.
Neely resides in Los Los Angeles
Quotations: "I realized about 500 pages in that it wasn"t that funny".