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Sean Patrick Szeles[1] (born April 26,[2] 1981)[1] is a supervising producer, former supervising director, outline writer, former writer and storyboard artist and occasional voice actor for Regular Show. On Regular Show, he composes and sings most of the show's songs: Party Tonight (later re-sung by J.G. Quintel),[3] Summertime Loving, Loving in the Summer (Time) and its tape, and more. During season four, Szeles was promoted to helping with story outlines, alongside J.G. Quintel, Mike Roth, John Infantino, Matt Price and Michele Cavin, leaving it uncertain if he will continue storyboarding.[4]

Early life[]

Sean Patrick Szeles was born on April 26, 1981 in San Diego, California.[1] Before getting into animation, he was a pizza deliverer, which he claims was "a lifelong dream of mine" and was "pretty fun".[5] He graduated from CalArts, earning a bachelor's degree in Character Animation.[6]

Career[]

After graduating, he helped animate such series as The Buzz on Maggie, Where My Dogs At?[6] and El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera.[5] Eventually, he would work for Cartoon Network, on such shows as The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack.[7]

In an interview, when asked about guest stars, he answered: "We pursue them, just because a lot of times, I like his [Paul F. Tompkins'] comedy. His [Paul F. Tompkins'] wife is actually the voice of Margaret, Janie Haddad Tompkins. A lot of times when I’m writing an episode I’ll go 'oh, he’d be great in this part, JG, we’ve got to get Paul F. Tompkins!' He’s [Paul F. Tompkins] really funny. Other people, like the rap episode, we just thought it would be really cool if we could get real rappers to come in who were good at this, so we just tried to get people like Tyler the Creator and Donald Glover because I like their music. They said yeah, I think they were fans of the show, so they auditioned. That was really cool."[8]

Szeles has also recently made a short for Cartoon Network, entitled Long Live the Royals[9], which was later developed as a four parts miniseries.

Boarded episodes[]

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Sean Szeles

Sean being interviewed during a 100th episode behind the scenes commercial

Season 4[]

Sean Szeles

Sean at WonderCon 2013

Voice credits[]

As mentioned above, Szeles occasionally voice acts on the show, usually as characters that have great singing ability. For unknown reasons, he is not credited for voicing Summertime Song in its appearances.

This section may be incomplete

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 4[]

  • "Exit 9B" - Summertime Song (uncredited)

Season 6[]

Season 8[]

Personal life[]

Besides his work on Regular Show, he has a brother named David, who was married to a woman named Carla Dee, and the duo had two children, Everett and Elsa. Carla Dee would pass away on March 28, 2012 after battling cancer.[10]

He resides in Los Angeles, California.[11]

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