Senreich of "Robot Chicken" Profiled
 

Reclined at his desk in a hoodie and sneakers, it’s easy to see why Senreich describes working on “Robot Chicken” as a “dream job.” Totems of its perks, like an R2-D2 trashcan courtesy of hero-turned-pal George Lucas, are scattered around the office. But what Senreich finds most rewarding about the job is the warmth of its creative environment.#8232;#8232;

“It’s pretty intimate,” Senreich said. “There’s not a ton of hierarchy here [in the studio]. When you get down to it, it’s just a bunch of guys, messing around. And that’s what I love about it. There’s that family mentality about people working here.”