Disney, Indiana – Episode 133 – Drawn to Development

Posted on August 4, 2013 by Scott

In today’s episode, Tracey and Scott share a couple of audio clips they recorded while on Disney vacations. First up, they play a December 2012 recording of the Drawn to Animation attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

After their visit to Orlando, our hosts present the second of three lectures with Disney Animator Rachel Bibb (IMDB Page) that they recorded on their recent Disney cruise. In this one, Ms. Bibb talks about character and story development at Disney. If you missed part one, it can be found in episode 131.

All this, plus Tracey and Scott call over to the Main Street Cinema, welcome a new resident into town, share an interesting Kickstarter project, and talk about a couple of upcoming Disney meets.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Links Mentioned
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2013 Friends of the Magic at the Disneyland Resort

2013 Indy Disney Meet

Art Story Kickstarter

Scott and Tracey on Window to the Magic to talk about their Backstage Magic tour: Episode 148 and Episode 151.

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Other Places to Find Disney, Indiana
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Friends of the Magic
Reedy Creek Radio – Thursdays at 11am ET
MouseLounge Disney Fan Podcast Directory
Podcast Alley

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Contact Us
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Email: podcast@disneyindiana.com
Voice Mail Line: (260)-3DI-CAST (334-2278).
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DisneyIndiana
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/disneyindiana

Disney, Indiana – Episode 132 – Kemosabe, Hey Out There Kemosabe!

Posted on July 21, 2013 by Scott

In the current days of the midwestern United States, a husband and wife stepped up to the mic and talked about Disney, searching for faith, trust and pixie dust. Join with us now in these thrilling days of today, when from out of the Internet come the thundering voices of this five year old show! The Disney, Indiana podcast rides again!

In today’s episode, the show gets off to a musical start as Scott explains his apprehension of seeing Disney latest film The Lone Ranger. After Tracey snaps him out of it, they take a look at the history of the character, the problems with Disney’s production of the film and then they share their thoughts. Should Disney have taken this project to the dump, to the dump, to the dump dump dump or is it worth your time?

After leaving the old west, our hosts bring you July’s Future Disney Legend segment with a look at the career of Johnny Depp. From 21 Jump Street and a run in with Freddy to Captain Jack and Tonto, Scott and Tracey review his career highlights.

All that plus the usual odds and ends around here.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Links Mentioned
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Hollywood Reporter’s story on The Lone Ranger in production

Kirby Sattler’s website

2005 Horror.com interview with Johnny Depp

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Episode Store
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The Lone Ranger

LoneRanger
Lone Ranger Pre-Order

LoneRangerSoundtrack
The Lone Ranger Soundtrack

The Disney Films of Johnny Depp

EdWoodBlu
Ed Wood

BlackPearl
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

DeadMansChest
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

WorldsEnd
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

StragerTides
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

Disney, Indiana – Episode 131 – A Monstrous Lecture

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Scott

In today’s episode, our hosts, Tracey and Scott, are going back to school as they’ve been invited to Monsters University which is holding its first Human-Monster Open House and Lecture Series. While there, our hosts take a look at the newest offering from Disney/Pixar starting with its early development and production, the opening weekend of the film and our hosts’ thoughts on Monsters University.

After class, they present the first of three lectures with Disney Animator Rachel Bibb (IMDB Page) that they recorded on their recent Disney cruise. In part one, Ms. Bibb talks about how she got her start as a animator, being hired by Disney and some of the projects she has worked on.

Scott and Tracey also make a call over to the Main Street Cinema and cover a bit of listener feedback.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Episode Store
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Monsters University

muFearBook
Monsters University Fearbook

ArtofMU
The Art of Monsters University

monstersu
Monsters University Soundtrack

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Links Mentioned
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Monsters University Campus Site

Monsters University Campus Store

Coming Soon: Director Dan Scanlon Talks Monsters University

BuzzFeed: The “Monsters University” Character Who Changed Gender At The Last Minute

Scott on Monster Kid Radio – Earth vs The Flying Saucers

Posted on July 2, 2013 by Scott

Disney, Indiana co-host Scott joins his friend and fellow podcaster Derek for an episode of the Monster Kid Radio podcast. The two talk about 1956’s Earth vs. The Flying Saucers, directed by Fred Sears. This episode is part of Monster Kid Radio’s Ray Harryhausen series.

While not 100% Disney related, Scott still brings up a connection between the film and the Haunted Mansion as well as a talk about one of his favorite places at Walt Disney World. Scott also talks about his own introduction to classic science fiction films.

If you would like to learn a little about our co-host outside of the world of Disney, check out part one of the episode at Monster Kid Radio – Episode 11: Part 1.

Part two of the episode can be found at Monster Kid Radio – Episode 12: Part 2.

Disney, Indiana – Episode 130 – P-P-P-P-Please Don’t Let It End

Posted on June 23, 2013 by Scott

In today’s episode, our hosts, Tracey and Scott, have part three of their Disney Wonder Westbound Panama Canal repositioning cruise trip report. They cover the Puerto Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas Mexico ports of call and then wrap up the report with their return to the USA.

They also have June’s Future Disney Legend segment with a look at the life and career of Disney animator Andreas Deja. You might not know the name, but you know his work as he animated several of the best known characters in the key films of Disney’s Renaissance period – which started in 1989 and lasted throughout the 90’s

They also tune into WWED, make a call over to the Main Street Cinema and cover a bit a listener feedback.

Welcome to Disney, Indiana!

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Photo Gallery
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Links Mentioned
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Tequila Tour in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – http://tequilamamalucia.com/

Andreas Deja’s Personal Blog

Andreas posts about his first scene on Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Andreas posts about meeting Marc Davis

Andreas Deja interviewed by the website Chicago Parent

Andreas Deja interviewed by the website IGN

Andreas Deja interviewed by the website Film Yap

Homemade Flubber for Kids

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Episode Store
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I-400: Japan’s Secret Aircraft Carrying Strike Submarine, Objective Panama Canal