Jeroen Jaspaert

Jeroen Jaspaert was born in Belgium in 1978.

In 1996 he started a BA in film studies at the Media and Design Academy in Genk, where he specialized in animation. During his MA at the same college, he created his first two short films White Love Potion and The Masque of the Red Death. Both films were well received at various animation film festivals, such as Ottawa, Annecy, Brussels and Utrecht.

In 2001 Jeroen moved to London, for a specialization year in character animation, at St. Martin's College of Art and Design, where he graduated with distinction. After that, Jeroen stayed in London and started working as a freelance animator for several animation studios.

Jeroen is very flexible in a variety of styles and techniques, ranging from old fashioned cartoons to modern design. Character animation and great comic timing are the hallmarks of his work. Some of his commercial clients include Kinder Bueno, Payback, CEVA, Persil, Steradent, Amnesty and Acuvue.