Cartoon Saloon needs to win the academy award at least once.

Aman You should always stay

Damn now her sister is ruthless

Love the title and the focus of this series. Well done.

This is beautifully animated

2d animator here, this looks beautiful! Can't wait to see these awesome women from the Bible! I love the simple reflections of Ruth's earrings! ❤‍🔥💯🔥;)

I wish DreamWorks had continued their cartoon animation i am so sick and tired of their cgi shite

It felt sad as a consumer also

Tony Bancroft is an American animator and film director who frequently collaborates with Disney. He is the founder and owner of the faith-driven animation company Toonacious Family Entertainment. Tony is the Executive VP Creative Development and Production for DivideNine Animation Studios. Life and career A native Californian, Bancroft grew up in Orange County. After a two-year stint at Cypress College, he enrolled in the character animation program at CalArts. This led to a summer job as a production assistant with filmmaker Ralph Bakshi and ultimately to an internship in California with Disney Feature Animation followed by a full-time position at the new Florida animation facility. Bancroft (along with his twin brother Tom) was selected to be among the first group of animators to work at the Disney-MGM Studios. During his one-year stay in Florida, he had his first official assignment as an assistant cleanup animator on Roger Rabbit in Roller Coaster Rabbit. This was followed by a credit as animating assistant on The Rescuers Down Under working on the character of "Frank the frill-necked lizard". In 1990, he returned to California and worked as a character animator on Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin before being promoted to supervising animator role on The Lion King. After working on the character design and some preliminary animation for the gargoyle characters in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, he was tapped to join Barry Cook as a director on Mulan. He was animation supervisor on Stuart Little 2 at Sony Pictures Imageworks during 2002, and founded Toonacious that same year. Bancroft also served as English voice director on Hayao Miyazaki's Porco Rosso in 2003. In 2012, Bancroft authored the book: Directing for Animation: Everything You Didn't Learn in Art School published by Focal Press. The book explores the directing process, with insights from noted directors including Dean DeBlois, Pete Docter, Eric Goldberg, Tim Miller, John Musker, Jennifer Yuh Nelson, Nick Park and Chris Wedge. In 2014, Bancroft and his brother Tom, began The Bancroft Brothers Animation Podcast, which focuses on the animation industry, featuring interviews with creators and those involved. The podcast celebrated its 100th episode with guest Mark Henn in July 2018 live show presented via Skype, for animation classes at Lipscomb University in Tennessee, where each brother teaches. For some time, Bancroft was working on pre-production and directing an animated film, titled Bunyan and Babe, which was released in 2017. In March 2018, it was announced that Bancroft would join Azusa Pacific University as the head of the school's new Animation and Visual Effects degree program beginning in the fall of that year. In 2018, Bancroft also was an animator on Mary Poppins Returns. Bancroft is currently a storyboard artist at Warner Bros. Animation, after he was one of the traditional animators on Space Jam: A New Legacy. Personal life Bancroft and his wife, Rene, have three daughters, Caitlin, Savannah, and Sierra. They returned to Los Angeles after living in Florida during the production of Mulan. He has a twin brother named Tom who is also an animator. He is a Christian, and highly credits God for his talents as an animator and director.

Cool interview! What an iconic animator! Much love Wes! You're clearly in your element sir. Keep it up!

my favorite animated film maker

Amazing story truly. Carl's path is well travel by many, but only a few of us made it through. I was on this path at one point in the early 2000's, but I had to put food on the table and took the big corporate job instead of heading west. I got washed out to sea as far as creative jobs was concerned and have been dreaming of the day that technology would allow a very small team to produce a short series. It's been a minute but I got to get back in the creative space. Everything Carl talks about has me ready to see if I can finally share my creative story.

Very interesting episode, great guest!

Great episode! I like being able to follow along with the transcript too

English people have a "reserved" sense of humor? LOL, what? Clearly she's never listened to an English comedian, they're raunchier than Americans by far.

I just watched wolfwalkers and i've never seen such a beautiful movie, i've only seen portions of song of the sea and the way all the characters are written, the little implications,, The art in wolfwalkers left me stunned, i have been trying to wrap my head around the style and just subtle changes like the lineart? Or how when tensions rise the shading changes? i think??? oh my scallops!! it's so beautiful and i just/?!?!?! i am so happy we live in this day and age where beautiful art is so accessible, where artists are able to thrive!! i am!! so happy. i love how the characters are laid down on the backgrounds sometimes like a storybook, an example being the top view of Robyn when she's looking for Merlyn. egad.. i love artists.. The music of the movie was wonderful,, i had so much fun watching it and listening it is just. oh wow. experieneincne...,, the characters are so ? realistic, violently so. i love it.

Needed this awesome advice.

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to this day hercules my fave 2d animation ever.....

YES! HAIR LOVE! ❤️❤️❤️

This interview is sooo INSIGHTFUL! You are sooo AMAZING Mr. Reed.Thank you for breaking this down, if you are not really not experienced in this area, this is truly the video to watch. Thank you for all of this valuable info.I am nervous and anxious in getting into this field but you have helped me to know that it takes hard work, preserverance, preparation and willing to learn and grow. You are my hero and one of my motivators. .thank you..

She plays the role of strengthening the humanities faith once more in this modern times through her art skills of making animations such as her beautiful prince of egypt

You should Interview dave alvarez

Great interview!!

This short is unironically great,and I must have more like a nine episode season. Please make more episodes to stream here,and maybe on other services such as yippie tv and loor tv. So great to be just a one off with a rich world of lore, humor and stellar cast of characters.

I feel bad that she got sideline in the directorial choices of Brave because Pixar was sugarcoaty at that time 😒. Had she had sole directorial credit in Brave it would have been better

Thank you for showing love to this underrated film!

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brenda chapman is a rlly great artist nd the way she poured herself onto her project incredible to hear about her passion like that. this was a good interview the host was so happy n likeable💌

Moore's trilogy is wonderful. I wish Norwegian animation would pick up our folk lore again. There haven't been much of that (to my knowlege) since the stop-motion of Ivo Caprino.

The blending of pagan folk lore with Christian religion is similar in Scandinavia too.

Wes! It’s Gawain from back in the day. I went down a rabbit hole on voltron because I remembered you working on it forever ago! I LOVE that you have your own studio brother! Praying for your efforts and that you have satisfaction in your work👍😊❤️

Does this mean Prince of Banes will make a come back? Will the original actors return to give life to their characters. Find out next time on Prince of Banes Z!!!!

This is very nice!

Found a jewel!!!!! Can't thank u enough for doing this!!!! Go on get more significant and Actually Intersting people!!!!! Grateful for getting to watch this!

Bill Waldman was one of the animators on Bizarro Classic, & he was the layout artist on the 3rd & final season of the Animaniacs revival for Hulu.

Nice work, man. Really love the animation at :25.

great video

Wow, this is fascinating! When is this film coming out?

I am interested in learning what scenes were produced for "Brave" and ultimately cut from the story. Also, what is Elinor's back story? What kind of childhood did she have?

Love this .

Romance cartoon 🙂 nice ..

Love the one Q & A lots more to come 🎥🎼💗

I hope you're interviewing on You Tube is still around, by time Robb Pratt has grandchildren 🎨

Love the clips 💞

A bit of an odd title, but the animation style is pretty

Will there be a sequel to the movie????

He's such a super talented director ❤❤❤🤧

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It's the first Saloon Cartoon movie I've seen, and the work is impeccable, I was moved (I cried) by all the animation on paper with various techniques, even the two soundtracks of the movie, the sound of the storm... the sound of running, panting... :) Toom Moore and his team make us dream of a realistic background movie Cartoon I wish you my blessings and the best.