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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2023 · 33 MIN

Episode 17: Interview with The Polar Express Story Board Artist Stefan Dechant (Pt.1)

from The Movies That Made Her...But Not Me · host Lauren Lloyd and Minnah Stein

In this week's episode, Minnah and Lauren sit down with art director, production designer, and storyboard artist, Stefan Dechant. He talks with us about his time storyboarding the film The Polar Express. We discuss everything from working with directors, the artistic process, the beginning of Stefan's career, and how it led him to The Polar Express. Next episode, we wrap up our conversation with Stefan Dechant in Pt. 2 of our interview. In that episode, we'll fold this conversation into a larger conversation about Avatar, working with motion capture, and production design. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter @MoviesMadeHer to follow the movies we'll cover, new episodes, and all things podcast-related. Have questions or comments for Lauren and Minnah? Email the show at [email protected] Hosted by- Minnah Stein & Lauren Lloyd Produced by- Minnah Stein (@minnahstein on Instagram and Twitter) Music Composed by- Antonio Ortiz (@antoniocomposer on Instagram)

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