William Sturm
William Sturm attended The Art Students League and worked for J.R. Bray as a teenager. He would work with Pat Sullivan, producer of Felix the Cat, in the 1920s; he is credited with the twisting of Felix's tail into the question mark. Sturm worked with Fleischer Studios, where he worked on Popeye before moving on to Disney. He opened his own studio, where he worked for the government and commercial accounts doing training films and animated commercials for Coca-Cola, Bosco, and Brylcreme, among others.
Crew

The Fresh Vegetable Mystery
Animation

Lend a Paw
Animation

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Animation

Greedy Humpty Dumpty
Animation

Females Is Fickle
Animation

The Cobweb Hotel
Animation

Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp
Animation

Choose Your 'Weppins'
Animation

Shiver Me Timbers!
Animation

Let's You and Him Fight
Animation

Wild Elephinks
Animation

You Gotta Be a Football Hero
Animation

King of the Mardi Gras
Animation

I Wanna Be a Life Guard
Animation

Organ Grinder's Swing
Animation

Fowl Play
Animation

Grampy's Indoor Outing
Animation

Gulliver's Travels
Animation