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The Pixar Podcast (complete archive)

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INDEX OF SIGNIFICANT PEOPLE WHOSE NAMES DON AND I MENTION IN THE INTERVIEW: "Nine Old Men" The original key Walt Disney animators, many of whom became mentors for the next generation of animators like Brad Bird, Tim Burton, John Lasseter, and the entire class at CalArts. Les Clark, Marc Davis, Ollie Johnston, Milt Kahl, Ward Kimball, Eric Larson, John Lounsbery, Wolfgang "Woolie" Reitherman, Frank Thomas. Source: HallowHill.com Allers, Roger Director, The Lion King. Source: IMDb Ashman, Howard Lyricist/Producer, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast. Howard worked with composer Alan Menken to create many memorable and Academy-award-winning songs. Before working at Disney, Howard and Alan wrote a New York stage musical adaptation of a 1960s cult film Little Shop of Horrors. Howard died in 1991 of AIDS. Source: Disney Legends; Waking Sleeping Beauty Benson, Jodi Voice of Ariel. Also voiced Barbie in Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3. Source: IMDb Katzenberg, Jeffrey Studio chairman at Disney (and later founder of Dreamworks Animation). Drove the animators at Disney to their limits and polarized many. After Frank Wells' death, Jeffrey left Disney when Michael Eisner would not immediately appoint him to fill the now vacant position. Upon leaving Disney, he was approached by Microsoft to create a studio for them (can you imagine that? Apple vs Microsoft, Pixar vs Microsoft Animation), but instead, he founded DreamWorks animation with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen. Source: fastcompany.com; Waking Sleeping Beauty Keane, Glen Animator at Disney, responsible for animating such characters as Ariel, the Beast, and Pocahontas. Also a very significant creative force behind Tangled. Glen was the original director of that film, before he stepped down after a heart attack in 2008, but he continued to guide the production. Fun fact: Glen is the son of Bill Keane, creator of the Family Circus cartoon strips. Source: Den of Geek Kimball, Ward see "Nine Old Men." Kroyer, Bill Disney animator, one of the first to make the leap to computer animation in Trop (1982). Now Bill is the Senior Animation Director at Rhythm and Hues Studios. Source: Rhythm and Hues Commercials Larson, Eric see "Nine Old Men." Lasseter, John Animator at Disney, later became a founder of Pixar Animation Studios, director of Toy Story and most of the original Pixar shorts. Lounsbery, John see "Nine Old Men." Lund, Dan Visual effects animator at Disney who worked on almost every major hand-drawn feature from Disney Animation from Beauty and the Beast to 2011's Winnie the Pooh. Also directed the documentary Dream On Silly Dreamer Source: IMDb Mcarther, Sarah Producer, The Lion King. Source: IMDb Menken, Alan Composer on almost every Disney musical of the 1990s, including Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, and Hunchback of Notre Dame. Has won more Academy awards than any other living composer in Oscar history. Most recently wrote the songs and the score for Tangled. Source: IMDb Miller, Rob Disney CEO predating Michael Eisner. Rob married Walt's daughter Diane and worked closely with Walt in many film and other projects. Even though his accomplishments include starting Touchstone, greenlighting Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, creating The Disney Channel, and initiating the first attempts at Disney in computer animation, Miller was seen as the cause of the destruction of the company, and when Michael Eisner and Frank Wells came to replace him, they were seen as saviors (ironically, this attitude was repeated when Bob Iger was seen in a similar light as he replaced Michael 21 years later). Source: Mouse Planet Musker, John Director at Disney, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Princess and the Frog Source: IMDb Ranft, Joe Influential story artist whose vision can be found throughout all the early Pixar feature films. Joe also voiced Heimlich the caterpillar, and Wheezy the penguin. Cars is dedicated to him, as it was the last film he worked on before his tragic automobile accident. Source: IMDb Rees, Jerry Animator at Disney starting in the 1970s. Jerry directed The Brave Little Toaster. Source: Cartoon Brew Reitherman, Wolfgang "Woolie" see "Nine Old Men." Rydstrom, Gary Sound designer at Pixar, also directed the short film Lifted. Gary's first feature film (as a director) was going to be Newt, before Pixar canceled it. Gary has been a sound designer for many non-Pixar films as well, including Minority Report, Saving Private Ryan, and Terminator 2. Source: IMDb Schneider, Peter Started at Disney in 1985 as studio president and head of the feature-film animation unit. In 2001, he left Disney animation to form his own Broadway production company, after working significantly on the theatrical productions Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King. Source: The New York Times Scribner, George Animator, The Black Cauldron. Also worked on Smurfs and directed Oliver & Company. Source: IMDb Selick, Henry Director of The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach for Disney. After Disney decided not to make stop-motion films, Selick directed Coraline with Focus Features. In 2010, Selick was invited by John Lasseter to sign a contract with Disney/Pixar, to make stop-motion features. Selick agreed and now lives in the Bay Area Source: Variety Sherman, Robert and Richard Brothers who wrote the songs for many Disney films, such as The Jungle Book and Mary Poppins. Source: IMDb Sting Musician brought on to write the songs for The Emperor's New Groove before it was changed to be a comedy and was still a darker dramatic film. Source: The Emperor's New Groove Special Edition DVD Styler, Trudie Wife of Sting. Directed the unreleased documentary about Disney, The Sweatbox. Source: IMDb Thomas, Frank see "Nine Old Men." Trousdale, Gary Director, Beauty and the Beast. Source: IMDb Wells, Frank President and Chief Operating Officer of Disney (1984-1994). He was recruited from Warner Bros. by Roy E. Disney along with Michael Eisner as Chairman and CEO. In Waking Sleeping Beauty, Don says that Frank was an important character in keeping the egos of Roy Disney, Michael Eisner, and Jeffrey Katzenberg in balance. When he died in a helicopter crash in 1994, his absence caused the tension among those men to boil to its breaking point. Source: The New York Times; Waking Sleeping Beauty Wise, Kirk Director, Beauty and the Beast. Source: IMDb
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