Okamoto Kitchen - Anime Pilot (Full Episode)
Historical credit: what this means
A retained source record links this person and role to the video. It has not been independently re-verified.
2 historical reviewsHistorical work attribution
Portfolio
890 work samples. Each credit shows where it came from.
Episode 0: How I got a job on Okamoto Kitchen Food Truck
Historical credit: what this means
A retained source record links this person and role to the video. It has not been independently re-verified.
FUNNIEST Okamoto Kitchen Comments & Posts (with P.M. Seymour)
Historical credit: what this means
A retained source record links this person and role to the video. It has not been independently re-verified.
Okamoto Kitchen E3 2019 Direct
Historical credit: what this means
A retained source record links this person and role to the video. It has not been independently re-verified.
About these numbers
- Videos reported in the source portfolio
- 890The work samples shown above.
- Views reported for the portfolio
- 372.1MThe source’s total for this person’s listed videos, from an unknown date. It counts public views of those videos, not views this person generated, and is not a live figure.
- Channels associated
- 19Channels linked to this profile in the source record. An association is not a confirmed working relationship.
Reviews
All reviewsC
Cartoon Universe
Historical reviewMykal approached me when CU was relatively new. He was quick to learn the skills needed for making theory videos and was not only able to mimic my video style but develop a style of his own that was perfect for the channel. He was constantly finding new ways for the channel to grow and evolve, such as successfully launching multiple merchandise and sponsorship campaigns.
Retained source review
T
The Roundtable
Historical reviewMykal excels at quickly delivering engaging scripts that can feel both cinematic and witty, retaining a strong sense of personality that creators and viewers alike can appreciate. He's great at collaboration and communication, helping shape videos into memorable viewing experiences.
Retained source review
Skills & specialties
Content specialties
Creative styles
Software
Skills & services
Languages (historical self-report)
About
Growing up in a family of musicians, I was fortunate to have my creativity nurtured from an early age. While music was my first love, my interests expanded as I got older. My dad even gave me a small black-and-white camcorder long before vlogs became a trend. I used it to create stories starring my toys, and rambled about whatever nerdy obsession was consuming my mind at the time. When the camera was off, I was either playing Nintendo games or acting out my own animated shows filled with action, superpowers, and plenty of family drama. In my head, I was creating the next Dragon Ball Z—but in reality, I was just flailing around the living room making "whoosh" noises. You learn to get creative as an only child. Then came YouTube. I was instantly hooked. I spent hours watching a wide variety of videos and saved my favorites to share with friends, who did the same. At 18, I left my quiet hometown in New Jersey for Los Angeles to pursue a career in entertainment. Over the past decade, I've had the privilege of working across content creation, social media, animation, gaming, and music—honing both my creative and analytical skills to bring meaningful projects into the world. It feels like everything has come full circle. Looking ahead, I hope to combine the skills I've developed so far and collaborate with amazing teams to inspire the next generation of kids flailing around their living rooms just like I once did.
Delivery is not available yet.
Request contact review