Randy writes for production companies across the globe, including Francis Fitzpatrick, the creator of the nine-time Emmy-winning Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks and the Grammy nominated children's rock band Milkshake. His collaborators include 

    Believe Animation in Green Bay, Wisconsin
    Cardamon Assets in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
    Hibernian American Ltd. in Dublin, Ireland
    Kushi Productions in Boston, Massachusetts
    Milkshake Music in Baltimore, Maryland
    Sharp Image in Karachi, Pakistan
    Thinxworks Pictures in Bangalore, India
    Throwback Sports in New York, New York

See an animated scene from Believe Animation here. In addition to his work on these productions Randy has had several premises accepted by the executive producer of Playhouse Disney's Handy Manny and is actively developing his own original program concepts.



        Sample Scripts

The sample screenplays presented here were chosen for their shows' popularity and diversity: they currently air on multiple U.S. stations; use puppets, animation, and live action; feature lyrics for autonomous songs and a through-musical format; demonstrate British and American English; use sitcom and traditional formatting; cover an age range from toddlers to teens; and utilize a breadth of curriculum goals including science, social skills, and vocabulary.

 
        Preschool Shows (Age Five and Under)

• Angelina Ballerina: "The Slippery Slippers"  Angelina has finally earned enough money to buy a new pair of ballet slippers, and when they go missing she assumes Penelope and Priscilla Pinkpaws took them. But what if the twins are innocent?
  
  
• The Backyardigans: "The Search for the Golden Fleece"  Uniqua captains an ancient Greek vessel on a quest to obtain the legendary Golden Fleece, but Tyrone the sea god doesn't want to let it go.
  
  
• Charlie and Lola: "But I Promise Not to Itch"  When Charlie catches the chickenpox, Lola understands that he's contagious but still has a hard time leaving him alone. 
  
  
• Elmo's World: "Vegetables"  When Elmo starts thinking about vegetables, he'll do everything to find out more about them, from watching a trip to a farmers' market to getting a visit from a real life Beet Poet.
  
  
• Peep and the Big Wide World: "Row, Row, Row Your Stick"  A tremendous rainstorm sends Quack's pond over its banks, and when the flood washes away Chirp's collection she and Peep must find a way to rescue it. 
  
  
• The Wonder Pets: "Save the Bull"  A young bull calf is sitting in the street in Pamplona, Spain just when the running of the bulls is going to take place, and it's up to Linny, Tuck, and Ming-Ming to save the day. 

          Children's/Tween Shows (Age Six and Over)

• Phineas and Ferb: "Do You Believe in Magic?"  In this double-length episode, it's the summer solstice and Phineas and Ferb celebrate by creating a life-sized replica of  Stonehenge and facing off against Merlin in a Wizards' Duel. Perry must meanwhile save the tri-state area from Dr. Doofenshmirtz's sour new invention: the Lemonadinator.
  
  
• True Jackson, VP: "Trading Lulu"  When Max assigns Lulu to work as Amanda's assistant True is all for it. But as things go well for Lulu and horribly for True, she begins to question if this could mean the end of their friendship.
  
  
• WordGirl: "Duck! Soup!"  Chuck the Evil Sandwich Making Guy tries some soup instead of a sandwich and is immediately hooked, hoarding up all the soup in the entire city. WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face must convince him that it's better to be generous than selfish.