Amanda Rynda

Character

Amanda Jane Rynda (née Spalinski) is a former art director and creative director for The Loud House. She previously served as a color stylist for Gravity Falls and Steven Universe, and is also a photographer for hire. She was also the colorist, and wrote one of the comics for "There Will Be Chaos".

She is currently a co-executive producer and new showrunner for Season 2 of DC Superhero Girls.^[1]

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She is married to Phil Rynda, a former creative director for Nickelodeon, former character designer/creative director for Cartoon Network, and former production designer for Disney's Gravity Falls.
- He also appears in Cartoon Network's Adventure Time as a caricature and as a running gag in the show, known as "PHIL FACE".
A caricature of Amanda Rynda appears in different episodes:
- Her caricature appears in "Back Out There" playing a dance machine with a guy.
- Her caricature appears in "Legends" at the airport after Lincoln Loud and Lynn Loud Sr. lose a bet to Steak and Stan Stankco.
- Her caricature appears in "Deal Me Out" attending an Ace Savvy convention with her sons.
- Her caricature appears in "Crimes of Fashion" as a patron at Reininger's where she is seen with the same guy from "Back Out There."
She dressed up as Lana for DIY Costumes.

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↑ Rynda, Amanda [@arynda] (January 8, 2020). "New year, New job! Well, not that new - I’ve been doing it for the past six months, but since it’s the new year, it feels like appropriate timing to post about it!
I’m am so proud to have been asked to step in as Show Runner/Co-Executive Producer on DC Super Hero Girls at WB Animation!
These are huge shoes that I’ll be filling. Lauren Faust not only created a beautiful and awesome show, but she’s also been a pioneer and inspiration for women in the animation industry. My hope moving forward is that we can continue to make a show that DC Super Hero Girls fans will love and feel inspired by. ❤️". Archived from the original – via Instagram.

v - e - d Main Staff

Producers
Karen Malach • Ian Murray

Directors
Jessica Borutski • Ari Castleton • Kyle Marshall • Darin McGowan • Jared Morgan • Pat Pakula • Amanda Rynda • Chris Savino

Writers
Eric Acosta • Sammie Crowley • Alan Van Dyke • Byron Dockins • Joshua Hoskison • Katie Mattila • Bob Mittenthal • Michael Rubiner • Jeff Sayers • Alec Schwimmer • Gloria Shen • Sheela Shrinivas • Karla Sakas Shropshire • Kevin Sullivan • Danny Warren • Whitney Wetta

Storyboard artists
Max Alley • Ed Baker • Violaine Briat • Jules Bridgers • Kevin Cannarile • Ari Castleton • Butch Datuin • Colton Davis • Diem Doan • Anna Grace Hill • Michelle Hiraishi • Sarah Johnson • Jordan Koch • Stu Livingston • Kyle Marshall • Darin McGowan • Jared Morgan • Nic Parris • Miguel Puga • Jordan Rosato • David Teas

Miscellaneous
Joy Adams • Lena Bishop • Monica Destefano • Gabrielle Dolbey • Edgar Duncan • Angela Entzminger • Sadie Figueroa • Sean Gantka • Gene Goldstein • Chelsea Holt • Kat Ketchum • David King • Ashley Kliment-Baker • Tyler Koberstein • Ken Mu • Todd Oman • Lauren Patterson • Amy Reynolds • Kiernan Sjursen-Lien • Paloma Uribe • Hallie Wilson

[1] Rynda, Amanda [@arynda] (January 8, 2020). "New year, New job! Well, not that new - I’ve been doing it for the past six months, but since it’s the new year, it feels like appropriate timing to post about it!
I’m am so proud to have been asked to step in as Show Runner/Co-Executive Producer on DC Super Hero Girls at WB Animation!
These are huge shoes that I’ll be filling. Lauren Faust not only created a beautiful and awesome show, but she’s also been a pioneer and inspiration for women in the animation industry. My hope moving forward is that we can continue to make a show that DC Super Hero Girls fans will love and feel inspired by. ❤️". Archived from the original – via Instagram.

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