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Joel Veitch
Homepage
https://rathergood.com/
Known For
Creator
Birthday
1974-03-28,England
Gender
Male
Biography
Joel Veitch is a British animator, musician, and creative entrepreneur, best known for his quirky and innovative work on the internet. Born on March 28, 1974, Veitch has carved a niche for himself in the world of digital animation with his unique sense of humor and distinctive style. Veitch’s journey into animation began in the late 1990s when he founded the website RatherGood.com, a platform that showcases a blend of irreverent flash animations, music, and videos. His breakthrough came with the creation of several viral videos, including the immensely popular "We Like the Moon," featuring singing Spongmonkeys, which later became the basis for a memorable advertising campaign for Quiznos. Veitch’s style is characterized by its surreal, often absurd humor, combined with catchy tunes and an unmistakable DIY ethos. His work frequently features anthropomorphized animals and a playful approach to everyday concepts, making him a favorite among both children and adults. Apart from his website, Joel Veitch’s animations have been featured in various television programs and advertising campaigns, demonstrating his versatility and appeal across different media. His contributions to filmmaking include work for major international clients including Netflix, BBC, MTV, VH1, Channel 4, Sky, EBAY, Yahoo, Virgin, KPMG, HSBC, Barclaycard, Switch/Maestro, Nintendo, Sony and many more. In addition to his animation career, Veitch is a musician in the band 7 Seconds Of Love. The band’s style is a lively mix of ska and pop, providing yet another outlet for his creative energies. Joel Veitch’s work has not only entertained millions but also influenced a generation of digital content creators. His ability to blend humor, music, and animation into captivating digital content continues to inspire and resonate with a global audience.

Filmography

Go! Cartoons
2017-11-07

Bad Dinosaurs
2024-03-28