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Best Of 2016 [Or "so it's come to this.. a clip show"]

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This week on the podcast were looking back at the last year of The AFA Podcast You can hear some of our top moments from the past twelve months plus some never heard before material too Well be back with our first proper podcast of 2017 but in the meantime thanks for sticking with us Happy new year Pixars David Lally 001018 talks about what its like to work for one of the worlds top animation studios From Episode 34Jill Yvonne and Rachael discuss how to introduce family and friends to animation 018030 from Episode 46b Dani Abrams talks about working at Aardman Animation on the film Pirates In An Adventure With Scientists 031053 From Episode 53 Dan pays tribute to the late Ghibli animator Makiko Futaki 053110 From Episode 42 Ed Hooks joins us to talk about Acting in Animation 110144 From Episode 60 Director Mark Osborne talks about the making of The Little Prince 144209 from Episode 62 In a never before released clip Jill and Rachael talk about their early experiences with Pokemon Go 209215 Please consider supporting us at patreoncomanimationforadults

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