Spitfire Studios

Real and no nonsense, Beth cuts to the chase. After graduating from The University of Georgia she went straight for the jugular, moving to ground zero of the entertainment world, Los Angeles. Splitting her week on the set of the cult hit Melrose Place and the NBC Mario Lopez vehicle Name Your Adventure, Beth learned first hand the real world demands of creative make believe and promptly left town to ski for a year. After getting enough of that powder fix, she decided to ditch the slopes and put her Telecommunication Arts degree to work, joining Citron Haligman Bedecarre in San Francisco. After four years in agency trenches and rising through the ranks of broadcast production, Beth headed back to Atlanta and landed at the one and only Cartoon Network. While there she led production of sponsored promotions, print advertising, and design for marketing and licensed products. After the birth of her twins in 2004, Beth took a break from the constant demands of the production world and produced events for EDIN, an Atlanta based non-profit. When the opportunity to join Spitfire Studios presented itself in the fall of 2008, Beth jumped at the chance to work with Tripp again as they had collaborated in the past on many Cartoon Network projects. Now comfortably settled at the helm, Beth couldn't be happier.