Podcasts about cartoon hangover

After our winter hibernation, we arise to... yell about streamers? In this return episode, we discuss Cartoon Hangover's Bravest Warriors (created by Pendleton Ward) with a longer intro discussing adult animation and the relationship animation has to streamers and the internet. We hope you enjoy!

Kelly and Nathan attempt to describe the chaotic yet somehow calming "atmospheric cartoon", Bee and Puppycat: Lazy in Space.Support the showListen and learn more about Fanimated. E-mail: fanimatedpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: Fanimated Podcast instagram: @fanimatedpodcast Twitter: @FanimatedP YouTube: Fanimated Media

For the first non-space related episode of Wunderdog, I have a MASSIVE nugget of artistic GOLD. Jesse Moynihan went from incredibly weird underground cartoonist to "household name" when his friend and colleague Tom Herpich suggested Pendleton Ward hired Jesse to join as a storyboarder/writer/artist/art director at the end of the first season of the soon-to-be legendary animated show Adventure Time. On the side of the enormous body of work that is Adventure Time (currently on HBO max), Jesse has also made his own, weird, spiritual, slice-of-life comic about bickering cosmic gods, Forming. With his brother Justin he's released the short Manly on youtube, via Cartoon Hangover. And he's been art director on the beautiful show Midnight Gospel (Netflix). Recently Jesse presented an NFT project on his instagram account @jmoyns. The ensuing debate showed that some of his regular fans saw NFTs as a betrayal of the integrity Jesse had shown through his entire career - and with great disappointment comes great interviews! I jumped on the opportunity to hear Jesse explain his thoughts on NFTs and their place in the current art scene, as I can easily say that Jesse has never been an artist known for taking "the easy route". So, what's his thoughts on the climate impact of NFTs, why he stayed away from OpenSea even though it could have meant a bigger profit, what he sees as the future for art, on building a new fanbase from the ground up, and what he wants to do next. I'm very proud to give you this 3,5 hour talk with one of the most awesome creators I know of! For practical reasons this talk has been cut in two. Jesse's patreon: https://www.patreon.com/forming Jesse's art can be found on Netflix (Midnight Gospel), HBO max (Adventure Time), YouTube (Manly) Instagram: @jmoyns His future project, on twitter: @jesus2rises On Discord: discord.gg/jesus2rises This podcast is, as always, produced thanks to Nitro studios, Oslo, and with the help of my supporters at https://www.patreon.com/runde Patreon supporters get secret comics, sketches, full pdfs of unaccessible comics (like Olav Sleggja and Margarin and Teleboy - in english) AND extra nice drawings and maybe gifts if they meet me at festivals. This year I'm a guest at Fantasticon Copenhagen (june 25th) and Art Bubble Aarhus (sept 16th). If you want to support Ukraine AND get a comic from me and genius Ida Neverdahl, order our first travelogue MOSCOW from this link - http://centrala.org.uk/shop/moscow/

The second part of the Jesse Moynihan interview! Jesse Moynihan went from incredibly weird underground cartoonist to "household name" when his friend and colleague Tom Herpich suggested Pendleton Ward hired Jesse to join as a storyboarder/writer/artist/art director at the end of the first season of the soon-to-be legendary animated show Adventure Time. On the side of the enormous body of work that is Adventure Time (currently on HBO max), Jesse has also made his own, weird, spiritual, slice-of-life comic about bickering cosmic gods, Forming. With his brother Justin he's released the short Manly on youtube, via Cartoon Hangover. And he's been art director on the beautiful show Midnight Gospel (Netflix). Recently Jesse presented an NFT project on his instagram account @jmoyns. The ensuing debate showed that some of his regular fans saw NFTs as a betrayal of the integrity Jesse had shown through his entire career - and with great disappointment comes great interviews! I jumped on the opportunity to hear Jesse explain his thoughts on NFTs and their place in the current art scene, as I can easily say that Jesse has never been an artist known for taking "the easy route". So, what's his thoughts on the climate impact of NFTs, why he stayed away from OpenSea even though it could have meant a bigger profit, what he sees as the future for art, on building a new fanbase from the ground up, and what he wants to do next. I'm very proud to give you this 3,5 hour talk with one of the most awesome creators I know of! For practical reasons this talk has been cut in two. Jesse's patreon: https://www.patreon.com/forming Jesse's art can be found on Netflix (Midnight Gospel), HBO max (Adventure Time), YouTube (Manly) Instagram: @jmoyns His future project, on twitter: @jesus2rises On Discord: discord.gg/jesus2rises This podcast is, as always, produced thanks to Nitro studios, Oslo, and with the help of my supporters at https://www.patreon.com/runde Patreon supporters get secret comics, sketches, full pdfs of unaccessible comics (like Olav Sleggja and Margarin and Teleboy - in english) AND extra nice drawings and maybe gifts if they meet me at festivals. This year I'm a guest at Fantasticon Copenhagen (june 25th) and Art Bubble Aarhus (sept 16th). If you want to support Ukraine AND get a comic from me and genius Ida Neverdahl, order our first travelogue MOSCOW from this link - http://centrala.org.uk/shop/moscow/

So many cartoons to watch, so little time. WARNING! This show is for adults. We drink cocktails, have potty mouths and, at least, one of us was raised by wolves. The Clockwork Cabaret is a production of Agony Aunt Studios. Featuring that darling DJ Duo, Lady Attercop and Emmett Davenport. Our theme music is made especially for us by Kyle O'Door. This episode aired on Mad Wasp Radio, 01.16.22. New episodes air on Mad Wasp Radio on Sundays @ 7am EST/12pm GMT! Listen at www.madwaspradio.com or via TuneIn radio app!

So many cartoons to watch, so little time. WARNING! This show is for adults. We drink cocktails, have potty mouths and, at least, one of us was raised by wolves. The Clockwork Cabaret is a production of Agony Aunt Studios. Featuring that darling DJ Duo, Lady Attercop and Emmett Davenport. Our theme music is made especially for us by Kyle O'Door. This episode aired on Mad Wasp Radio, 01.16.22. New episodes air on Mad Wasp Radio on Sundays @ 7am EST/12pm GMT! Listen at www.madwaspradio.com or via TuneIn radio app!

Fred Seibert is one of the leading independent animation producers and a serial media entrepreneur. He was the first creative director of MTV, the last president of Hanna-Barbera Cartoons, and the founder of Frederator Studios and Next New Networks (acquired by YouTube). His production hits include shows on Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon (Adventure Time, Dexter's Laboratory, The Powerpuff Girls, The Fairly OddParents, ChalkZone, and My Life as a Teenage Robot), Netflix (Castlevania), Cartoon Hangover, the home of original programming like  Bravest Warriors and Bee and PuppyCat (history's most backed animation on Kickstarter).Fred's on the board of directors of Sawhorse Media and was the first investor in Tumblr (acquired by Yahoo!). He's received the Lifetime Achievement Medal from the American Institute of Graphic Arts and is in the Animation Magazine Hall of Fame.Key Takeaways‘Stay Original. Always.' - Why Fred do things differently and not follow trendsStory of how Tumblr was created and why Fred invested in TumblrHow David Karp, the founder of Tumblr ran board meetingsFrameworks Fred uses to spot and nurture talentHow VCs assess startups and the important questions they ask during fundraisingWhy storytellers targeting niche audiences do really well nowadays and how the definition of success is dramatically different now in comparison to the early days of televisionDecisions that led to the Jonny Quest cartoon series not doing well and why it's okay to have failures 

Fred Seibert (Fred Films) credits & achievements have established him as a true legend in animation and a visionary in television branding (MTV, Nickelodeon). He has served as executive producer for such blockbusters as Pendelton Ward’s Adventure Time and Bravest Warriors (Cartoon Network and Cartoon Hangover), Butch Hartman’s The Fairly Oddparents (Nickelodeon), Kevin Kolde’s and Warren Ellis’ Castlevania (Netflix), and Natasha Allegri’s Bee & Puppycat (the most backed animated series in Kickstarter history). While President of Hanna-Barbera, Seibert oversaw the development of a string of hits from The Powerpuff Girls to Dexter’s Laboratory. He has also helped discover Craig McCracken, Genndy Tartakovsky, Pendelton Ward and Seth MacFarlane. (more at www.screenheatmiami.com/fred-seibert) Screen Heat Miami Screen Heat Miami (SHM) is hosted by veteran Miami based producers Kevin Sharpley and JL Martinez and each week covers the latest trends in the film, tv, and entertainment industry, including interviews with global and local industry leaders, all told from a "Miami" point of view.

Join us as we discuss a movie so terrible we ponder if it was written during the writers strike. I would describe the conversation more here, but this movie has aged me 1,000 years and there is no need to drag it out any further. As always, you can find us @tellyouinthecar on Instagram or write us as tellyouinthecar@gmail.com. Thank you so much for listening. Weird niche references we made: An Irish Intervention (LIVE) - Foil Arms and Hog - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_phAArdrn-s&ab_channel=FoilArmsandHog Bee and PuppyCat Full Series (Ep. 1-10) - Cartoon Hangover - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dop4MTlf_zc&ab_channel=CartoonHangover Jennifer's Body - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer%27s_Body

This episode of the Animation Industry Podcast features Elyse Castro, creator of The Summoning on Cartoon Hangover, on how she pitched her show idea to Frederator. You’ll also learn: *How ridiculously simple Elyse’s pitch was *Everything you need to put together your own pitch (and all the stuff you don’t actually need to do) *The different types of tension that will make the story better Two years ago I saw a post on Reddit titled, “My friend showed me her comic strip for feedback before she entered it in a competition. It won, and today "The Summoning" came out on Cartoon Hangover.” The post had racked up nearly a thousand comments and the video itself was well over a million views. So I watched it and like everyone else, immediately fell in love with the short’s clever cat witch, her cat sidekick, and their poo-eating bunny nemesis. This was well before I began my own journey into animation and to me at that time it seemed impossible that someone had written a comic and somehow gotten it made into a complete show - and a ridiculously good one at that! So, here I am today, talking with Elyse Castro from Australia, the one who wrote The Summoning, and her journey on what it was like turning it into a show and what’s next for her. Follow Elyse on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elysecastro/?hl=en Watch The Summoning on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElzEYgQW8f0 See Elyse’s original pitch on the Scribd: https://www.scribd.com/document/364072012/The-Summoning-Pitch-Board Learn more about this podcast at terryibele.com/animation-industry-podcast/

This time we're blessed to have a cartoonist laureate on the show. Fom Burlington, Vermont best known for his daily autobiographical strips between 1998-2012 called American Elf. He also publishes the superhero frathouse comedy Super F*ckers which was adapted into a cartoon on the online channel Cartoon Hangover. He has also created Monkey vs. Robot and a number of other comic series for kids, including Dragon Puncher and the Johnny Boo series. He's also a darling of college radio fronting his own alternative punk band James Kochalka Superstar. Aaron caught up to him at The Toronto Cartoon Art Festival TCAF where he debuted the latest Johnny Boo, Johnny Boo and the Ice Cream Computer and Mechaboys - a NSFW comic featuring two teenage boys who plot to kill everyone in their school with a mechsuit.In an extremely candid interview, Kochalka reveals that as teens, he and his friends used to be those kids, fantasizing about killing everyone in the sleepy, dead-end town they grew up in. James also talks about how his childhood anxiety meant only rediscovering superhero comics in his 40s and throws down the gauntlet to any kid who thinks they can make up a better kids comic than he can. Plus, if Ben and Jerry are listening to this, we want to know which one of you gave James a hug.@the_kochalkaMechaboysJohnny Boo and the Ice Cream Computer:Jame's MusicYouTube Channel:James supports Zeno Mountain Farm - a summer camp for aspiring filmmakers with disabilities

No programa de hoje Ricardo recebe Renato Faccini, Daniel Pinna, Rodrigo Soldado e Julia Simas para conversar sobre Hora de Aventura, a série de desenho animado criada por Pendleton Ward. Ilustração da capa: Renato Faccini SPOILER ALERT! PORTFOLIOS Renato Faccini fb.com/estabelecimento - Faccini recria o Hora de Aventura http://bit.ly/29FrNV1 - O Lich que o Faccini fez durante o programa https://goo.gl/J5POZc Julia Simas http://juliasimas.com/ - "Tempo Fugit" de Julia Simas e Vitor Moura (muito bom!) https://vimeo.com/139293325 Rodrigo Soldado, um monstro da animação brasileira, responsável pelo Studio Copa e as animações Irmão de Jorel e Historietas Assombradas (ambos veiculados pelo Cartoon Network) entre outros https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-c-EvW4Slw - Irmão do Jorel Oficial https://www.facebook.com/irmaodojoreloficial/?fref=ts - Historietas Assombradas (Para Crianças Malcriadas) http://bit.ly/29Fs8XU - Tromba Trem https://www.facebook.com/trombatrem/?fref=ts PRODUÇÃO DO HORA DE AVENTURA O criador do desenho animado, Pendleton Ward. https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pendleton_Ward Bueno the Bear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsclJorNMuU GhostShrimp, o concept artist responsável pelo mundo (cenário) de Ooo. Pendleton Ward teria dito que queria que o desenho animado fosse no "mundo de GhostShrimp". http://www.ghostshrimpglobal.com/#!adventure-time-favorites/c5yg http://www.ghostshrimpglobal.com/ Jesse Moynihan, trabalha no roteiro/storyboard e musicas do Hora de Aventura. HQ bizarra de Moynihan chamada Forming. http://jessemoynihan.com/?p=11 Moynihan escreve sobre ambiguidade e personagens em roteiros de animação http://jessemoynihan.com/?p=2361 Curta bem bizarro de Moynihan pro Cartoon Hangover chamado Manly. http://www.noitosfera.com/hang/shorts/manly Adam Muto, um dos principais roteiristas, diretores e artistas de storyboard do desenho animado https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Muto Entrevista com Muto http://lat.ms/29H60cz http://herocomplex.latimes.com/tv/adventure-time-exclusive-clip-adam-muto-on-the-shows-evolution/#/0 Skronked, responsável pelo concept art de vários personagens http://www.skronked.com/ Totoro (de Hayao Miyazaki) é uma grande influencia pra o Hora de Aventura http://bit.ly/29FsltT MITOLOGIA E CONTOS DE FADA EM HORA DE AVENTURA A Jornada do Herói e Joseph Campbell http://www.heroisemitos.com.br/2012/12/a-jornada-do-heroi.html Jung e Hora de aventura https://atjungian.wordpress.com/ Arquétipos em Hora de Aventura http://bit.ly/29H6Eqw EPISÓDIOS (quase todos possuem legendas em português) The Witch's Garden S01E14... referências a contos de fada. http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s01/e14 Freak City (S01E20) que introduz o Magic Man. http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s01/e20 A mágic do Magic Man... sick! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NljxtaJv-68&feature=youtu.be Wizard - S01E11 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s01/e11 Ricardio The Heart Guy - S01E07 (com a voz incrível de George Takei, de Star Srek) http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s01/e07 The eyes - S02E02 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s02/e02 Blood Under Skin - S02E04 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s02/e04 Sr. Slicer! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvLJL-i6aBk The Creeps - S03E12 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s03/e12 Dad's Dungeon - S03E25 (Jake e seu pai como mentores de Finn) http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s03/e25 The Lich - S04E26 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s04/e26 Princess Cookie (S04E13) http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s04/e13 Card Wars - S04E14 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s04/e14 Food Chain - S06E07. Dirigido pelo japonês Masaaki Yuasa que dirigiu o longa Mind Game (recomendamos) e a série Crayon Shin Chan. http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s06/e07 Mini making-of do episódio https://vimeo.com/116031993 A evolução de Shin Chan http://bit.ly/29FrxoU Hall of Egress - S07E24 http://www.noitosfera.com/at/s07/e24 Agradecimentos especiais ao Daniel Pinna e seu conhecimento enciclopédico de animação!

Elliot Cowan is the indie animator and filmmaker behind the new movie "The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead." We got to talk to him for 2 hours about everything from trends in big-budget animated films, the current state of art schools and the double-edged sword of making a feature-length animated film virtually by yourself. You listeners submitted so many great questions too and we get to all of them! You might be surprised what he thinks about the animation process and the Pixar movies Up and Cars. Listen for animation mumblecore, "thanks Rob, shutup," the grumpy animator theme song, how you pronounce Cowan and why it's that way, and indie animators as home brewers.  Please Rate & Review us on iTunes And you can now check us out on SoundCloud!  Topics & Timestamps: (6:51)  Elliot introduces himself (9:08)  We talk about cartoon reboots & the landscape of modern animation (22:45)  He's been illustrating a lot more since wrapping production on his film, here's why (25:35)  Why Art School may not be for everybody... and why it's great if it is (30:45)  Which schools have a "school style" and if that's a good thing (40:51)  Boxhead & Roundhead animated shorts, Chuck Jones and why B&R didn't speak (before the film) (43:20) "Brothers in Arms" animated short (47:23)  With 9 animated shorts in the series under the belt, why make a feature length film? (49:51)  Talking backgrounds and character design (52:04)  Talking animation style and process (57:11)  Easter eggs present in The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead (1:02:16)  What does he feel the ultimate reward is for making an Indie Animated Film (1:07:50)  Mr. Orso, Roundhead, and the representations of artists in the film (1:11:51)  Stephen breaks down some of his favorite moments & meanings in the film (1:17:50)  Does Elliot intend on making more animated shorts with the Boxhead and Roundhead characters? (1:19:26)  About watching Independent film (1:20:49)  Music in the film (1:21:45) Audience Questions from Martin Bell, Curtis Jobling, Lewis Achenbach, Greg Pugh, Chris McEwan, Ronald Chaparro, JoWhimsy Indefinite, Andrew Kaiko, and Nathan Viney     Media Referenced During this Episode: "Brothers in Arms" Boxhead & Roundhead series animated short (@40:30) https://vimeo.com/8976842  The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead & Roundhead trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8AQpp5FXt8 The Boxhead and Roundhead behind the scenes production diaries https://vimeo.com/36838797https://vimeo.com/37327989https://vimeo.com/38361443https://vimeo.com/42701532 "The Death of Spider-Man" for Cartoon Hangover (@58:10) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFTIVWFLWRE    Other videos of Elliot's you should see: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL03518747AE528035 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04EM6ZYcihg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqqwgAV9vDA   Check out more of your hosts: Stephen Brooks Rob Yulfo And please Rate/Review us on iTunes  Subscribe on SoundCloud  ... and Rate/Review us on Stitcher while you're at it! (=

Natahsa Allegri is our guest this week. She's the creator of the Cartoon Hangover sensation BEE & PUPPYCAT! She's also responsible for the designs behind FIONA & CAKE of Adventure Time! We have a great chat about the developement of BEE & PUPPYCAT and how it came to be along with her developement as an artist too. Also, if you a fan of Garfield, Ice Cream, and talking movies then you'll really enjoy all the other stuff we talk about in this episode!Check out Natasha's Twitter Check out Natasha's TumblrCheck out Bee & PuppyCat 

Shut Up I'm Talking - Episode 8 - 2013-09-02(Visit suitalkingblog.blogspot.com for links)Special Note: Shut Up I'm Talking is participating in the Extra-Life fundraising marathon to benefit the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals, to help children most in need of healthcare.  We would love for our listeners and fans to help us all be heroes to these kids with a donation.  Go here to visit our team page - from there, you can choose any of the team members and donate, or you can sign up to join our team and game along with us on November 2nd!  We'll be providing a live stream on Matthew's Twitch channel for the entire day, so you can watch us game until our fingertips are bruised.  We hope you'll join us in demonstrating compassion for children with the greatest need, and we look forward to seeing you on November 2. (The following links are to things we talked about in this podcast) Fires in Yosemite!More Fires in Yosemite!Closings because of Fires in Yosemite!More Fires in Yosemite!Nidal Hasan Gets the Death PenaltyHistory on Executions in the MilitaryA Wikipedia Entry on Military ExecutionsSyria is a Scary PlaceThoughts on Western Action in regards to SyriaLet's Think about Not Bombing SyriaSyria is a Scary Place (NSFW)An Article from The Independent on Casting Ben Affleck as BatmanHuffPo Article on Miley Cyrus's own Interpretation on her VMAs PerformanceMajor Sales Boosts from VMAs AnticsAnnie Recommends: Marzgurl from "That Guy With the Glasses"Neil Recommends: Cartoon HangoverMatthew Recommends: Bill Bryson's "A Short History of Nearly Everything"Follow us on Twitter: Shut Up I'm Talking (@SUITshow); Matthew (@matthewbann); Neil (@neilrenken); Ann (@aretzken)Like us on Facebook!Subscribe to our YouTube channel!