Harry Partridge Interview

EPISODE · Feb 24, 2016 · 1H 21M

Harry Partridge Interview

from RubberOnion Animation Podcast

This week we have a very special interview with animator Harry Partridge (see below for a small selection of his works). We talk about YouTube comments, using Flash and ToonBoom, how following his own path helped him find success, money and "batboobs." We had so much fun recording this episode and I think there's a lot here for new and experienced Indie animators to learn from... so enjoy the show! Please Rate & Review us on iTunes Be sure to check out Harry's YouTube Channel and follow him on Twitter! And you can now check us out on SoundCloud! Topics & Timestamps: (3:50) Flash & ToonBoom (7:30) Where you learned animation (13:48) With Animation You Can (16:36) Go Animate (19:15) YouTube & Twitter comments (24:38) Social Issues & the changing landscape (26:52) Rifftrax (32:32) YouTube copyright and recent changes (35:30) Talking Money and that CartoonBrew post (42:20) Audience Questions... (42:38) Lamont Wayne: "YouTube's changes in their policies and compensation and how that's affected him and the other Newgrounds animators." (46:18) Alex Dudley: "A lot of animators have found great success in making fan animations and parodies. What does one need to do to get their original creations a chance to reach that same success, or is it even possible at this point?" (48:53) Christian Kelly: "Do you ever feel bad that there is so much art to appreciate with all the time and hard work put into it but, not enough time to appreciate it all?" (51:02) Joel Townsend: "Your song about animation, you said you wanted to make movies but you turned to animation instead. Is that really true? How old were you when you made that switch?" (53:45) Ronald Chaparro: "Starbarian update?" (55:42) James T Nethery: "how does Harry stay sane when his fans are constantly bothering him over social media about when the next cartoon will come out? Does that push him to animate faster or does he ignore it and keep going at the same pace he always does?" (1:01:24) Sam Albro: "How does he balance his level of polish with the demands of the online audience?" (1:05:42) Alex Harvey: "What's your view on the 2D feature animation climate? Do you think that it could make a successful comeback, with both Brad Bird and Laika's Travis Knight mentioning that their interested in doing 2D features, and now the Dragon's Lair campaign? Would you want to ever make a 2D animated feature? Also, please can you send him a big hello from everyone on the Animation BA course here at UCA Farnham for me! ;D" (1:09:99) Alex Fox: "When the next few episodes of Starbarians are finally completed and released will you release a Kickstarter or Patreon as you've kinda mentioned about it on Newgrounds?" (1:12:52) Sam Freeman: "What would you say to your old university tutors now that you have more recognition in the animation community then they do?"   Check out more of your hosts: Stephen Brooks Rob Yulfo   Preorder Stephen's Animation Tutorial Book: And please Rate/Review us on iTunes  Subscribe on SoundCloud  ... and Rate/Review us on Stitcher while you're at it! (=

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