🎭 Mr. Christian McCartney started creating his first characters back in pre-school!

Noah Mittman
Jun 11
2 min read

Christian McCartney started creating characters way back in preschool. This early start really shows how creative he is now. He was already coming up with unique personalities and voices even when he was super young. It's pretty cool to see how that early creativity set him up for his talent today.

Early Character Creations

It turns out Christian McCartney was a character creator from a very young age. He even remembers one of his first big character moments from preschool. It was inspired by a movie character, and he really went all out.

The Mask Inspired Look

Christian remembers dressing up for school, inspired by a bad guy from "The Mask." He wanted to look like the character coming into the club, wearing a black shirt that was open to show his chest. Even as a little kid, he was committed to the look.

He wore a black T-shirt to school.
He had his dad's chain on his neck.
He even had a zip-up jacket that he zipped up just enough to show his chest.
He spoke with an Italian accent the whole day.

He said he talked to all his classmates like that. He even got red marks on his neck from the necklace pinching him, but he kept it up all day. That's some serious dedication for a preschooler!

Quincy: The Beloved Character

Christian also talked about the first character he ever made that had a name: Quincy. Quincy was supposed to be like his personal stylist. Christian even remembered how Quincy talked and what his lips looked like when he spoke.

Why Quincy Was Special

Quincy was a unique character for Christian because his sister actually liked him. Christian mentioned that his sister usually hated all the other characters he made. But Quincy was different; she loved him. This made Quincy a memorable character for Christian.

Quincy was Christian's first named character.
He was imagined as a personal stylist.
Christian remembered his voice and mannerisms.
His sister, who disliked other characters, loved Quincy.

It's interesting how even at a young age, Christian was developing characters with distinct personalities and backstories. His early experiences clearly show a natural talent for performance and character development that has stuck with him.