An animated scene a child with dark hair standing on a sidewalk, facing an adult holding a green gas mask and a purple bong with alien stickers, in a suburban neighborhood with colorful houses, trees, and a street with the text "Dooms-Dad".
Logline: On day 1 of the apocalypse, an irresponsible man-child’s world is flipped upside down when he is granted custody of his long-lost 12-year-old son.
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Originally just a sketch featuring a father & son hashing out old wounds while searching a ransacked grocery store, Dooms-Dad grew from Jordan’s love of apocalyptic fantasy & classic “Sitcom Dad” storylines.
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A person kneels in front of empty shelves in a store, looking annoyed, while another character squirts cheez-wiz in their mouth. Original storyboard from Dooms-Dad.
An animated scene a child with dark hair standing on a sidewalk, facing an adult holding a green gas mask and a purple bong with alien stickers, in a suburban neighborhood with colorful houses, trees, and a street. Original Concept art for Dooms-Dad.
The main hurdles to sort out were the overall rules governing the post-apocalyptic sandbox of Dooms-Dad & establishing a comedic character dynamic between the father & son that still validates their life & death stakes.
the A-story of each episode stems from a classic father-son sitcom conflict, then a thematically relevant apocalyptic B-story is mapped over it; where the lessons & takeaways of the Apocalypse scenario would bear the solution
we needed to establish a world that is a fertile playground with ample apocalyptic B-stories for the characters to face… So, in true cartoonish fashion, Dooms-Dad’s world doesn’t end because of any ONE apocalypse… It’s EVERY apocalypse.
Scene of a city park during sunset with zombies, Aliens, a space-ark, a tornado, a tidal wave and a nuclear explosion in the background. A father & son sit & listen to music next to a sign that says 'Please pick up your mess.'
But remember, this is a comedy & even in terrifying circumstances, our main characters have to keep things light-hearted. If Ted is going to provide the classic “Sitcom-dad” energy, he can’t constantly anguish over Nick’s safety…
Dooms-Dad needed a son who could look after himself... forced to grow up before his time… An expert in the apocalypse… Nick became A Pre-Teen Prepper...
View through a car's side mirror showing a demonic creature with horns and glowing yellow eyes melting into a dark puddle, with a hand holding a green suitcase and a green water gun, in a parking lot with storefronts and a blue sky.
After completing the pilot script, Jordan saw an opportunity to take his vision to the next level… He would teach himself how to draw, in order to create an animatic for the full pilot episode.
Hand-drawn storyboards and notes on a sheet of paper detailing scene 1 of the pilot episode of "Dooms-Dad" The sketches include images of a gas mask, a person sitting in a living room, a video game played on a tv, and Gina entering.

Timelapse - illustrating Waitress attacking Ted.

In the beginning he was just sketching storyboards on paper, taking a photo of the image, & uploading them into his editing software, but then Jordans wife gave him an iPad with Illustration software on it.
Jordan completed the pilot animatic in late 2025 & is currently seeking private investment to independently produce the fully-animated pilot. The animatic is available for viewing upon request. (Inquire at the bottom of this page)
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A collage with a picture of a baby lying among toilet paper rolls, with a sign that reads 'Baby's 1st Pandemic 2 Months Old'. There are images of a burning city, a digital brain with AI circuitry, and Trumps staged assassination attempt.
A soldier holding an FPV drone.
A baby in a red sweater lying on top of stacked toilet paper rolls with a sign in front that reads 'Baby's 1st Pandemic 2 Months Old'.
A neon-colored digital illustration of a human brain placed on a circuit board, with glowing electronic components and the letters 'AI' in bright blue.
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A promotional poster showcasing three bonus tracks with images and descriptions. The first image depicts five mysterious figures in black robes with hoods and masks, The second features a man in a forest with a contemplative expression, The third shows a restaurant named "Beast Burger" with two demonic red heads on the windows
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A parody poster of 'A Quiet Place' titled 'A Smelly Place,' depicting a man with a beard holding his finger to his lips beside a fart cloud, surrounded by green trees, with humorous yellow text describing a parody about monsters with super-smelling instead of super-hearing.
A building with a sign that reads "Beast Burger Restaurant" featuring a burger logo, and walls decorated with images of red demons surrounded by flames, under a dark, ominous sky.
Additional materials are available upon request: series pitch-deck pilot script complete half-hour animatic of the pilot episode just click the Radioactive symbol below!
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