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Making a 2D Animated Jesus Film in 2025 w/ The Bancroft Brothers

57 min · 25 de ago de 2025
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The podcast is back with our very first repeat guest! Former Disney animator Tony Bancroft has returned, this time with his fellow animating brother Tom! Getting to chat with both of them was a real treat, with Tom providing insight into his time working both at Disney and at Big Idea making Veggietales. We dive deep into the brothers’ newest film, Light of the World, in theaters September 5th! They dive into what it means to make a traditionally animated film in 2025, the call they both felt to make a film about the Life of Christ, and how important it was for them to get Mary right for the Catholic audience.

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