Kirk Thatcher Biography

Kirk R. Thatcher is an Emmy grant winning author/maker a numerous Webby honor winning chief and a creation architect with a propensity for embellishments abnormal animals and comedic characters with flippant characters. He worked intimately with Leonard Nimoy who alluded to him as a virtuoso. As of late he was called Jim Henson's protege by Jim's girl Lisa at a press occasion. Kirk started his vocation at 18 years of age leaving UCLA film school to work at George Lucas enhancements office Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) in the mid 1980s. While there Kirk planned manufactured and puppeteered animals for the work of art and cherished movies Return of the Jedi Star Trek II Star Trek III E.T. Apparition and Gremlins. He left ILM to shape a stone video creation organization with David Fincher called Z Street Films. Kirk was the creation architect on Fincher's first music recordings and went through longer than a year making the search for various Rick Springfield and Martha Davis and The Motels recordings. Therefore, Thatcher was employed by Leonard Nimoy to relate produce Star Trek IV The Voyage Home in which Kirk had a paramount appearance depicting the character Punk on the Bus who was seen shaking out to the Punk song of devotion I Hate You! a melody he both composed and sang."

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