Animation Addicts Podcast - Disney, Pixar, & Animated Movie Reviews & Interviews | Rotoscopers

The Rotoscopers tackle their first Pixar film, Toy Story! (Because you're not an official animation podcast unless you've covered Pixar). Morgan & Chelsea share their experience of meeting Don Bluth. Also covered is the animation news for the week, the introduction of a new segment called the "Nerdy Couch Hour" and, of course, a hilarious discussion about the first CGI feature-length animated film Toy Story. Highlights: ■ We have a cricket problem ■ Morgan & Chelsea go to Don Bluth Front Row

This week the Rotoscopers talk about Sony Animation's 'Surf's Up.' They also discuss the animation news, Mason chats with his friend about documentary films and, of course, lots and lots of bloopers. Highlights: -Who is Jessica Rabbit’s live action body double? - Duke Grayson, private eye - And the Oscar goes to…. - New trailer and poster for Pixar’s Brave - Mason’s segment: He discusses documentaries with his friend, Jacob Johnson - Main discussion: Surf’s Up - Why penguins? Why so many animated

In episode 3, The Rotoscopers discuss Chelsea's her personal favorite film—Don Bluth's Rock-A-Doodle. Highlights: ■ Our new sponsor: Audible! ■ Thoughts on The Simpsons' 500th episode ■ Mason sees Pixar's Oscar-nominated short La Luna ■ Click here to see where you can watch the Oscar Nominated Shorts at a theatre near you ■ The week of the movie posters: Rise of the Guardians, The Croods & Frankenweenie ■ Morgan & Chelsea's thoughts on Arrietty ■ Why Mason is a traitor ■ Mason's Segment: 12

In episode 2, the Rotoscopers discuss the news, the importance of story and Brad Bird's animated masterpiece The Iron Giant. Highlights: Why this is our second time recording episode 2 Why the Wreck-It-Ralph creator is pumped The Lorax is going green Chelsea expains her love for trees...again Rango wins the OVCAFMPT Is Disney's Paperman project a gamechanger? Animation Element of the Week: Story Discussion: Brad Bird's The Iron Giant Warner Brother's markering blunder Bird's passion for