Kim Thompson
STORY EDITOR / WRITER
member: Writer’s Guild of Canada
representation: Carl Liberman, The Characters Talent Agency – Email
Sept 2002 – present Freelance Story Editor/Writer
Aug 1999 – Aug 2002 Staff Story Editor – Nelvana, Toronto, Ontario.
March 1998 – Aug 1999 Staff Writer – Nelvana, Toronto, Ontario.
April 1996 – Feb 1998 Production Manager, Feature Unit, Nelvana, Toronto, Ontario. Projects: development and feature films Pippi Longstocking, Babar: King of the Elephants
TELEVISION – STORY EDITING CREDITS
PEARLIE (Nelvana / Sticky Pictures / YTV, 2008) Thirteen ½ hour episodes, Season 1.
CAILLOU (Cookie Jar / PBS, 2005) Twenty 1/2 hour episodes. Season 4.
THE DOODLEBOPS (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2004) Twenty-six 1/2 hour episodes. Season 1.
JACOB TWO-TWO (Nelvana / YTV, 2003) Thirteen 1/2 hour episodes. Season 1.
SEVEN LITTLE MONSTERS (Nelvana / PBS, 2002) Fourteen 1/2 hour episodes. Season 3.
MARVIN THE TAP DANCING HORSE (Nelvana / PBS, 2000-2001) Thirteen 1/2 hour episodes. Seasons 1, 2.
MINIMAN (Nelvana / cromosoma, 2000) Eight 1/2 hour episodes. Season 1.
MAGGIE AND THE FEROCIOUS BEAST (Nelvana / Nickelodeon, 1999) Eight 1/2 hour episodes. Season 1.
TELEVISION – WRITING CREDITS
ELLA THE ELEPHANT (Cookie Jar / Disney Channel, 2012) Two 11 min. scripts, Season 1.
MAX AND RUBY (Silver Lining / Nelvana, 2011) Three 7 min. scripts. Season 5.
MAGI NATION (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2009) Three 22 min. scripts. Season 2.
DOODLEBOPS – animated) (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2009) Five 11 min. scripts. Season 1.
CAILLOU (Cookie Jar / Treehouse, 2009) Six 7 min. scripts. Season 5.
PEARLIE (Nelvana / Sticky Pictures / YTV, 2008) Twenty-six 11 min. scripts. Season 1.
BUSYTOWN MYSTERIES (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2007) Eleven 11 min. scripts. Season 1.
MAGI NATION (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2007) Three ½ hr scripts. Season 1.
ROB THE ROBOT (Amberwood / TVO, 2006) One 11 min. script. (Development)
BIGFOOT PRESENTS: METEOR AND THE MIGHTY MONSTER TRUCKS (CCI Ent, 2006) One 11 min script.
CAILLOU (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2005) Eighteen 7 min. scripts. Season 4.
THE DOODLEBOPS (Cookie Jar / CBC, 2004-2005) Bible, Twenty 1/2 hr scripts. Season 1, 2.
JACOB TWO-TWO (Nelvana / YTV, 2003) Bible, five 1/2 hr scripts. Season 1.
SEVEN LITTLE MONSTERS (Nelvana / PBS, 2002) Six 11 min. scripts. Season 3.
PECOLA (Nelvana / Teletoon, 2001) One 11 min. script. Season 2.
GEORGE SHRINKS (Nelvana / PBS, 2001) One 1/2 hr. script. Season 2.
MINIMAN (Nelvana / cromosoma, 2000) Five 11 min scripts. Season 1.
MARVIN THE TAP DANCING HORSE (Nelvana / PBS, 2000-2001) Eight 11 min. scripts. Seasons 1, 2.
MAGGIE AND THE FEROCIOUS BEAST (Nelvana/Nickelodeon,1999-2000) Twenty-four 7 min. scripts. Seasons 1, 2, 3.
ROLIE POLIE OLIE (Nelvana / Disney, 1999) One 7 minute script. Season 3.
GEORGE AND MARTHA (Nelvana / HBO, 1999) Two 11 min. scripts. Season 2.
NEW TALES FROM THE CRYPTKEEPER (Nelvana / CBS, 1999) One 1/2 hour script. Season 1.
BLASTER’S UNIVERSE (Nelvana / CBS, 1999) Two 1/2 hour scripts. Season 1.
DUMB BUNNIES (Nelvana / CBS, 1998) One 1/2 hour script. Season 1.
FRANKLIN (Nelvana, 1998) Four 11 min. scripts. Seasons 3, 4.
ANATOLE (Nelvana / CBS, 1998) Four 1/2 hour scripts. Seasons 1, 2.
BIRDZ (Nelvana / CBS, 1998) Two 1/2 hour scripts. Season 1.
AWARDS
2005 Gemini Awards Nomination – Jacob Two-Two Nominated for Best Children’s or Youth Fiction Series
2004 double nomination, Writers Guild of Canada Canadian Screenwriting Awards, Children and Preschool Category (Jacob Two-Two).
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Applied Arts, Film, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Toronto, Ontario; graduated 1992.
(1991 – Norman Jewison Filmmaker Award)
Bachelor of Arts, Honours, History, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; graduated 1986.
FILMS
Hockey Stories 2001, 15:00, 35mm film. (Writer, director, producer) Animated film about Canadian hockey legends from the past.
This is the end of me 1994, 28:30, 16mm film. (Writer, director, producer) Part animation, part live-action, experimental documentary.
All the Great Operas (in 10 minutes) 1992, 10:00, 16mm film. (Writer, director, producer) Cut-out animation – the title speaks for itself.
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