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Episode 5 - Brandon Oldenburg and Limbert Fabian
Saturday, 21 September, 2013
From the animation news, views, reviews and interviews site, A113Animation.com, comes the A113Animation Podcast! Hosted by William Jardine, and co-hosted by a rotating team of Damien Chevrier, Munir Abedrabbo, Nadine Shambrook and Mayra Amaya, join us as we discuss everything animated - and a lot more besides. Episode 5 of the A113Animation Podcast is just a mini one. Ahead of our big two-part Disney Renaissance special, check out this exclusive interview that William did with the directors of Moonbot Studios' The Scarecrow earlier this week. Brandon Oldenburg, Limbert Fabian and Willaim talk about the short's production and inspirations, the music, working with Chipotle and CAA, upcoming Moonbot projects (including a feature film with Guillermo del Toro!), animation hot topics, crappy lightsaber toys and more! Download and listen to episode 5 of the A113Animation Podcast now! Check out the transcription of the interview at http://www.a113animation.com/2013/09/interview-brandon-oldenburg-and-limbert-fabian.html Follow the podcast feed on Podomatic at http://a113animationpodcast.podomatic.com/. Follow A113Animation on Twitter @A113Animation. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/a113animation. +1 us on Google+ at https://plus.google.com/115481598837841724330/posts. You can find William on Twitter @WilliamKJardine Get in touch with us and let us know what you thought of the short and the show at contact@a113animation.com. The intro and outro used are "The Adventures of Tintin" by John Williams and is copyright Sony Classical. All clips used are copyright their respective owners. Else, all rights reserved.
