Marcy Pritchard Joins Titmouse As VP Of Production

Matt Grobar

12 June 2024 at 7:15 pm·2-min read

EXCLUSIVE: Esteemed animation studio Titmouse has brought on Marcy Pritchard as VP of Production.

Pritchard joins after working with the company during her time at Nickelodeon, where she was an executive on one of Titmouse’s original series, Kinderwood. Based in New York, she’ll be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day production of the studio’s series, as well as client relationships for its NY-based productions, helping it to continue to expand its New York-based production slate, while helping to grow and train its NY-based production teams.

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Boasting 25+ years of experience in children’s entertainment and production management, Pritchard most recently worked as SVP, Business & Creative Affairs at 9 Story Media Group, and at her own consultancy. With Nickelodeon from 1998 to 2018, she began her career there as a production manager, before growing to VP of Development and Series Production by the end of her tenure.

Pritchard’s credits include Blue’s Clues, Blue’s Room, Blue’s Clues & You, Team Umizoomi, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Rosie’s Rules, Lu & the Bally Bunch, Play with Me Sesame, Welcome to the Wayne, and Dee & Friends in Oz.

“Like many of the luckiest warriors in the animation world, said Titmouse President Chris Prynoski, “we’ve had the pleasure of adventuring alongside the legendary Marcy Pritchard for years. We’re thrilled to bring her in-house to elevate our New York production work and teams. With Marcy as VP of Production, we’re able to employ her vast production spellbook to sharpen our mightiest pencils and create cartoons the gods themselves will envy!”

Said Pritchard, “I’m thrilled to join the Titmouse New York team. I’ve been a longtime fan of Titmouse’s work and look forward to working with our team to continue highlighting New York animation talent and creating amazing series for our partners.”

Since its founding in February 2000, Titmouse has evolved into an award-winning, multi-hyphenated animation studio and pop culture brand — a company pairing the mindset of an indie with the strength of a major studio. Some of its most celebrated recent projects include Big Mouth, The Legend of Vox Machina, The Venture Bros., Star Trek: Lower Decks, Frog and Toad, and Beavis and Butt-Head, to name just a few.

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