Rudi Liden got his start as an artist in comic books before being hired by Warner Brothers (Classics) Animation. From there he continued to the WB Feature department and after completing work on several animated movies, he made his transition to live-action as a writer. He set up a comedy about the world’s angriest meter maid, at Beacon, as well as an epic based on the atomic explosion at Hiroshima for Digital Domain. Shortly thereafter, he wrote and directed his first film, “The Confession,” a one-take thriller shot simultaneously with twelve cameras. “Mojave,” a bloody coming of age story set in the desert, was his second movie and premiered at the LA Film Festival.

Most recently he has been freelancing as a storyboard artist for features and music videos. Some of the movies he's worked on include:

Space Jam
Quest For Camalot
"Sonsabitches" (writer-Beacon)
"No Limit" (writer-MTV)
"A Thousand Cranes" (writer-Digital Domain)
"Confession" (writer/director - BSide)
"Mojave" (writer/director - Kismet)
"Que Culpa Tiene Mi Raza" (writer/board artist - Sony)
"Culture War" (storyboards/add. illustration - Chris Wright dir.)
"Pizza Dude" (illustrations - Pat Steinkuller dir.)
"Say Hello to Stan Talmadge" (storyboards - David Moreton dir.)
"Powder Blue" (storyboards - Tim Bui dir.)
"I Remember" (storyboards - Christian Johnston dir.)

Software: Photoshop, Zbrush, and Final Cut Pro.