Animation For Adults: The AFA Podcast

Animation For Adults: The AFA Podcast

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  • The AFA Podcast Interview: Mark Evitts (Frog and Toad)

    Welcome once again to the AFA Podcast Interview series. This time we spoke with Mark Evitts, who is the composer and songwriter for the Apple Original series Frog and Toad. It was an interesting conversation that covers Mark's earlier career and his road to Frog and Toad, what it was like working on the show and more. We hope you'll find it to be a good listen.

    23 min
  • The AFA Podcast With Pat Irwin

    Welcome back to another edition of The AFA Podcast's Interview series. This time we were lucky enough to chat with Pat Irwin. Pat is a musician and composer whose animated credits include the soundtracks to Rocko's Modern Life, Pepper Ann and Spongebob Square Pants. The soundtrack to Rocko's Modern Life has just been released on Nickelodeon Records.

    We talked about Pat's career, his memories of working on Rocko, his love of cartoons and more!




    SHOW NOTES

    Pat Irwin Website

    Suss

    IMDB

    Rocko's Modern Life Soundtrack

    21 min
  • The AFA Podcast Interview: Sam Lanier


    Welcome back to The AFA Podcast. We're here with another special interview episode. This time Chris spoke with Sam Lanier, the director of two of the shorts in another batch of Adult Swim Smalls shorts coming to Adults Swim's YouTube Channel this April. Sam is a Brooklyn-based animator and comedian, part of the comedy group Simple Town, as well as co-host of the podcast Raisin Man Arena.  He speaks about learning to animate in lockdown, how he writes the short, his love for British comedy and more.




    Show Notes


    https://youtu.be/Oq51CMzn3sI

    Adult Swim Smalls

    Sam Lanier

    Simple Town

    Smiling Friends 

    Chris Morris

    Stewart Lee


    14 min
  • Episode 166: Awards season and 2023 preview

    Welcome back to The AFA Podcast with our first episode of 2023. And for our first show of the new year Chris and Dan talk everything awards season. They take a detailed look at the nominees for this year's Annie Awards as well as the animation categories at The Oscars and The BAFTAs. Then it's time for a look further ahead as they take a look at what exciting animated films are going to be released over the next year.

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    SHOW NOTES

    Annie Awards Nominees

    Oscars

    BAFTAs

    2023: The Year Ahead In Animated Film

    1 hr 43 min
  • The AFA Podcast 146: Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse [Commentary]

    Well, hello there! Can you believe The AFA Podcast is five years old this summer? We decided we needed to do something pretty special to mark this occasion. And what better way than by talking about one of our favourite films released in this podcast's lifetime (but somehow didn't managed to do a full episode on yet)? We were able to get the full original crew (as heard on the first episode) for the first time in a while- Rachael, Chris, Dan and Yvonne are all here! The film in question is none other than the Oscar-winning, game-changing dimension-hopping, web-swinging Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse. 

     

    We decided to do it as a commentary episode, so to get the most out of it feel free to watch along with us! After a short introduction, the discussion starts (and you can start the movie) after the countdown. Obviously, this episode is rather spoiler heavy, and contains some NSFW language. Here's to the next five years!

    2 hr 12 min
  • ANNY Animator Interviews #42 featuring Jinkyu Jeon

    Evan Vernon interviews Jinkyu Jeon, directors of The House of Loss, featured in Program 72 of our In Competition Films for Season 7 of Animation Nights New York.

    THE HOUSE OF LOSS

    The elderly at the nursing home have their heads shaved. The protagonist who works there sees them but can't read their expressions. However, from one instance, he finds himself looking closely at their faces.

    Jinkyu Jeon

    Jinkyu Jeon was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1987. In 2008-2015 he studied animation at the “Korea National University of Arts”. In 2015-2017, he worked as a 2D animator at "Studio Shelter" and in  2019, he worked as a 2D animator at "Workroom Yaha". In 2018-2022, he studied animation at the “Tokyo National University of Arts”.

    SHOW NOTES

    00:40.000

    Animation Nights New York presented the 2022 ANNY Cannes Short Film Corner Collection (Program #72 | Season 7 | In Competition Films)

    Program 72

    https://www.animationnights.com/screening72/

    Social Media Links

    https://www.instagram.com/jjk_jeon/?hl=en (Instagram)

    https://www.jkjeon.com/ (Professional Website)

    Interview by Evan Vernon

    Theme music by Joe Lazenby

    21 min

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