The whole reel, board by board — every show, film, and studio from the start to now.
1995 first credit 23 productions 2 Emmy wins
Kyle came up in the mid-nineties through Los Angeles television animation, working with studios including Murakami Wolf Swenson and Klasky Csupo before landing at Nickelodeon during its golden age.
Storyboard revisions, character design & art department
Active in animation since around 1995, Kyle put in his early years across Los Angeles studios — industry databases list Murakami Wolf Swenson and Klasky Csupo among his first employers — learning the trade from the drawing table up: storyboard revisions, character design, and art department work on the syndicated television productions of the era.
Storyboard artist · Klasky Csupo / Nickelodeon
His first major boarding credit came on Nickelodeon’s flagship series, drawing the babies of one of the most-watched cartoons on television at the height of its run.
Storyboard artist · Klasky Csupo / Nickelodeon
Boarded roughly nine episodes of Klasky Csupo’s extreme-sports comedy, staging skate, surf, and hockey action across Ocean Shores.
Additional storyboards · Nickelodeon Movies / Paramount
Contributed additional storyboarding to the babies’ second theatrical feature — his first taste of the big screen.
Storyboard artist · Klasky Csupo / Nickelodeon
A single-episode board on Klasky Csupo’s Emmy-nominated middle-school dramedy rounded out his run at the studio.
Storyboard artist · Nickelodeon
Boarded nearly twenty episodes of Jhonen Vasquez’s gleefully weird cult classic — including the series premiere, “The Nightmare Begins.”
That premiere earned Kyle a juried Primetime Emmy at the 53rd Emmy Awards, honoring individual storyboard achievement — the first of two Emmys, won twenty-two years apart.
In the mid-2000s Kyle moved to Disney Television Animation — the studio he has called home for some twenty years — boarding on its marquee action-comedies of the decade.
Storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
His transition to the Mouse House: around eight episodes of Disney’s spy-action hit, staging Kim and Ron’s missions through three seasons.
Storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Boarded on the television continuation of Lilo & Stitch during the same Disney TVA stretch, chasing experiments across Kauaʻi.
Storyboard artist · Warner Bros. Animation
A direct-to-video detour to Warner Bros., sending the cat and mouse into orbit in classic chase-comedy style.
Storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Boarded a handful of episodes of Disney’s urban-fantasy series about a skateboarding teenage dragon in New York City.
Storyboard artist · American Greetings / Mike Young Productions
Boarded two episodes of the CGI pet-comedy anthology.
From 2010, Kyle became a core member of Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh’s team — writing and boarding some of Phineas and Ferb’s most ambitious episodes, then following the crew from project to project for the next fifteen years.
Writer & storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Joined the boarding crew in season two and made his writer/board debut on the hour-long special “Summer Belongs to You!” — the episode where the gang races the sun around the world.
Episodes he wrote and boarded include “Run, Candace, Run,” “The Belly of the Beast,” “Meapless in Seattle,” “Minor Monogram,” “Where’s Perry? (Part Two),” “When Worlds Collide,” “Primal Perry,” “Druselsteinoween,” and “Tales from the Resistance: Back to the 2nd Dimension.”
He also co-wrote a song for the show — “Vampire Queens Love Pimpernels,” sung by Ferb in “Druselsteinoween.”
Sequence director, storyboard artist & additional writing · Disney Television Animation
Stepped up to sequence director on the Emmy-winning TV movie, directing and boarding sequences of the boys’ dimension-hopping showdown with Doofenshmirtz — and contributing additional writing.
Writer & storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Wrote and boarded on the run of event specials that closed out the series: “Mission Marvel” (2013), “Phineas and Ferb Save Summer” (2014), “Star Wars” (2014), the zombie-homage “Night of the Living Pharmacists” (2014), and “The O.W.C.A. Files” (2015) — crossovers that put the Danville kids alongside Marvel heroes and a galaxy far, far away.
Storyboard artist · DisneyToon Studios
His theatrical feature credit — boarding on DisneyToon’s aerial-firefighting adventure released to theaters worldwide.
Storyboard artist · Disney Junior
Boarded on Disney Junior’s swashbuckling preschool hit during its final Captain Jake era.
Storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Four episodes of Disney XD’s gag-driven comedy reimagining the seven dwarfs of Jollywood.
On Milo Murphy’s Law, Kyle moved up to supervising the board team — and picked up Annie and Daytime Emmy nominations along the way.
Storyboard supervisor, writer & storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Supervised the storyboard team on Povenmire and Marsh’s follow-up series about the eternally jinxed Milo, while still writing and boarding himself — including the series premiere “Going the Extra Milo” and “Sunny Side Up.”
His boards also ran through “Fungus Among Us,” the crossover event “The Phineas and Ferb Effect,” and the finale “Sphere and Loathing in Outer Space.”
Storyboard artist · Disney Junior
His longest single run of episodes — roughly eighty-five boards across the series (later retitled Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures), racing Mickey and the gang around Hot Dog Hills.
Storyboard supervisor · Disney+
Supervised storyboards on the Disney+ feature that sent Candace across the galaxy — reuniting the original Phineas and Ferb crew for a streaming-era movie.
Writer · Disney Channel
Wrote for Big City Greens’ Thanksgiving shorts event.
Storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation / Disney+
Boarded three episodes of the Monsters, Inc. continuation for Disney+, back on the laugh floor with Mike and Sulley.
Two decades after Invader Zim, the same juried storyboard honor came around again — and the Phineas and Ferb revival brought the story full circle.
Storyboard artist & additional voices · Disney Television Animation
A founding board artist on Dan Povenmire’s superhero-sibling comedy — and an occasional voice in the booth, providing additional voices across the series.
His storyboard work on the show (including the episode “Birthday Besties”) earned the series’ juried Emmy recognition in 2023.
Winner — Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation: Storyboard · 2nd Children’s & Family Emmy Awards
At the December 2023 ceremony, Kyle won the juried Children’s & Family Emmy for his storyboard work on Hamster & Gretel — twenty-two years after his Primetime Emmy for Invader Zim, and for the same individual-achievement honor as it moved between television academies.
Writer & storyboard artist · Disney Television Animation
Back in Danville for the season five revival, with writer/storyboard credits including “Cloudy With a Chance of Mom” and “VENDPOCALYPSE THE MUSICAL” — fifteen years after his first Phineas and Ferb episode.