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Should all American animated cartoons be family friendly and kid friendly?  Should it all be light hearted and comical or is animation much more versatile than that?

In this episode of TCB Larry, Chance and Luis talk about genres in animation. Our favorite film genres and what kind of genres we’d like to see American animation studios tackle.

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We sat down with famed Disney animator Dale Baer to discuss his career.

Dale trained under renowned Disney Legend John Lounsbury, animating on classics such as Robin Hood, Winnie The Pooh, and The Rescuers.

He went on to start his own studio, Baer Animation, which for many years was a very successful commercial studio. In this time period he kept connections with the Disney studio by working on Roger Rabbit, Prince and the Pauper, and the Lion King.

When the market for commercials declined Dale Baer returned to Disney in 1998 where he has since supervised such characters as Yzma in Emperor’s New Groove, Slim in Home on the Range, Wilbur Robinson in Meet the Robinsons, Owl in the latest Winnie the Pooh movie, as well as once again animating Mickey Mouse in the short film Get A Horse.

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Visit Larry Whitaker at: http://www.larrywhitakerproductions.com/

Visit Luis Escobar at: http://www.luisescobarblog.com and http://www.thedrawingwebsite.com

Visit Chance Raspberry at: http://www.chanceraspberry.com/