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A Conversation with Terry Rawlings
…I got a call, because years before I’d worked with Ann Chegwidden before we’d done feature films…I think she’d done Crooks In Cloisters…and we worked for Tim Hewat for Granada… |
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AV Roundtable Flashbacks: Titan A.E.
…because I don’t exactly — but something contributing to this is that so much of the animation, of Cale in particular, was very much done from live-action reference. Again, because… |
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Cartoons Then and Now: Jerry Beck talks Woody, Popeye and More!
…that would have been. They might have done something where they mixed it up. For instance, they might have done themes. They might have done something where Disc 1 was… |
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Mark Smith talks Art of Flash
…don’t work for free – except for yourself. Don’t get me wrong; I’m not saying don’t do volunteer work for charitable organizations. I’m just saying that there are too many… |
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Exclusive! Another Conversation With Eric Goldberg
…for any of the CG that I have done since. I think texture can harm the flexibility of the animation especially if you’re doing a cartoony character. So we don’t… |
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Another Conversation with Eric Goldberg
…it on DVD they’re all blurry going over his head because they’ve done this noise reduction thing. However, outside of that, when they don’t do that kind of stuff some… |
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Chatting with The Chestnut Tree Creators
…to the point where Don Hahn got involved. JCK: We knew Don from work. Both Bert and I had worked at Disney but we had never actually worked on one… |
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Winnie The Pooh’s Directors Stephen Anderson and Don Hall: Back to the Hundred Acre Wood
…experiment. I don’t think anybody in their right mind would relish going, opening weekend, against Harry Potter. Obviously, I don’t think anybody is expecting us to win the weekend. [laughs]… |
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Disney Blu-ray 3D Reissues: Chicken Little / Meet The Robinsons / Bolt / G-Force
…or don’t have enough depth to them, while others try to pack too much in; some sequences go on for too long or don’t have a reason to be there…. |
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A Conversation with Eric Goldberg
…see, because you don’t get much…” So, anyway… AV: I remember hearing about Art. I knew about him as I grew up, but I don’t think when I was five… |
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A Conversation with Eric Goldberg
…on VHS. I don’t think anyone’s done a DVD. AN: I don’t remember much about it. I remember I watched it. Was that kind of one of the things that… |
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A Conversation with Andreas Deja
…went on, but Ollie said, “Of course, Milt was right, you know, tigers don’t climb trees.” But Milt was smart, because he had done all the research on tigers. AV:… |
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A Conversation With Andreas Deja
…stopped the argument and went on, but Ollie said, “Of course, Milt was right, you know, tigers don’t climb trees.” But Milt was smart, because he had done all the… |
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Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull: 2-Disc Edition
…return the skull to its rightful owner, the aliens don’t seem to be too grateful, and the next few minutes just don’t make any sense. Head restored, the aliens basically… |
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Directors Buck and Brannon on Surf’s Up
…suddenly leaped into it with Surf’s Up. On Pocahontas, I was animating the Grandmother Willow character. Her face was done traditionally, but the rest of the tree was done CGI,… |
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Director Kevin Munroe on TMNT
…direction. At the beginning, he has these rules. They’re really funny; they’re the “Peter rules.” He would just come down hard, saying that “Turtles don’t have fingernails! Don’t put fingernails… |
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Directors Miller and Hui on Shrek the Third
…had Shrek, Puss and Donkey to help him get her attention. Puss is trying to sing some love song, in the background, and Donkey is dancing around to help Artie… |
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Arnold Leibovit on producing The Puppetoon Movie Volume 2
…AL: He had suggested doing that; and I, well, I would have liked to have done it separately, but I don’t think it’s possible to get these things done on… |
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D23 Expo 2022 Exclusive
…(Film & Voice), Idina Menzel (Film & Voice), Don Hahn (Animation & Film), and Chadwick Boseman (Film). In a way, the ceremony spoke of the cultural impact of characters from… |
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Pixar production designer Don Shank in his element with Elemental
…old Pixar movies, but stylized. That demanded a lot of concepts in order to keep the richness of everything. In the end, you don’t feel the characters don’t belong. It’s… |
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Fred Grandinetti: Talking With Popeye’s No. 1 Fan
…and they don’t want to deal with it, and they don’t care what the audience thinks. And there again, what I’ve said to you may be totally off base, it… |
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The Lion King: Diamond Edition
…thrilled for its success, proving that classic Disney, done well, will always find an audience and that if the film is good, it doesn’t matter if it’s hand-drawn or not,… |
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Get Enchanted! Chapter Four: Artists Harald Siepermann and Troy Quane
…Can you tell me how it happened? Harald Siepermann: Well, Tarzan was the main thing, so to speak, which I have done for Disney so far because back on Tarzan… |
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A tribute to X. Atencio
…they’re doomed. It was really well done. AV: Don’t you think this curse is in a way the moral of the attraction? XA: Yes, I think so. How can you… |
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Get Enchanted! Chapter Six: Director Kevin Lima and exec producer Chris Chase
…you to do this film!”. I had read the script and I said: “you know, I don’t think I can do this. I don’t think I can do a sequel… |
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A Conversation with Ben Balistreri
…model sheets for Aida and Don Quixote? BB: Aida was a design assignment in one of my character design classes. The Don Quixote designs were done at a summer program… |
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Once Upon A Dream: Mary Costa as Sleeping Beauty‘s Princess Aurora
…professional singer.” I told him what I had done, that I sang in my church and I had done these things with Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy and so forth. He… |
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Monsters, Inc.‘s Composer Randy Newman: “I score because I care!”
…I think, if you don’t do that in an animated picture, they don’t look right. I don’t think you could score one and have it be effective if you don’t… |
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The Muppets
…for a simply triumphant return to both the silver screen and their rightful place in the status quo of showbiz! The Sweatbox Review: Shhh! Don’t tell anyone, but the famed… |
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Bolt on DVD & BD: One Super-Director + One Super-Voice Make One Super Rhino!
…voices? MW: Well, I guess it’s necessary for the people who don’t want to read subtitles! And I know many people in the US and abroad don’t, so it’s great… |
