Comments on: Show 015 – Glen Keane, Part Two

By: Alexander Lee

Alexander Lee — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 07:30:27 +0000

Please interview him again! Although everything he said was fascinating, I was most interested in what he was saying about sculptural drawing. I would love to hear him elaborate further and also would like to know what progress he has made in the past 5 years since this show.

I know that CG animation has fantastic potential, and of anyone I have heard, Glen Keane has come the closest to putting some of it into words.

By: Jais Bredsted

Jais Bredsted — Mon, 02 May 2011 12:32:16 +0000

Truly inspiring podcast. Great thoughts about the relationship between sculpture, drawing, sketches, 3d models etc.
Thank you sooo much for making these podcast available. I really feel like I have struck gold everytime I listen to a new one.

By: Spike

Spike — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 06:09:06 +0000

A lot has happened in four years. I think it would be tremendously valuable if you were to ask Glen Keane for another interview. You have so much rich material to go over, especially how his role has evolved lately in the studio, particularly with Tangled. What you shared at CTN was very, very interesting and would definitely make for a great podcast here.

By: Scott

Scott — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 23:31:10 +0000

Great podcast. Inspiring to hear Glen talk about his passion and struggle in making art. He said it just so perfect.

If you do another podcast with Glen, please continue talking about “sculptural gesture” and the new possibilities and challenges of using the computer. Wow..Great,

Here’s some excerpts from the “Natural way to Draw” that I think ties into the podcast and I recommend anyone to pick up who liked this podcast.

“The only way around the limits of preconceived notions is the physical action of the five senses. You must get in direct contact with the model” page 51

“To be able to see the gesture, you must be able to feel it in your own body” page 15

I just found these podcasts so what a treat for me! Hope you find some time and passion to make some more.

By: Omar

Omar — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:39:20 +0000

Assuming you still plan on coming back to a Glen Interview after a solid 3 years, here’s my question

Im sure you look at many portfolio’s and demo reels, is their a specific something you look for? And when looking at the reels and portfolio’s is their usually someone who stands out, if so why? Or is it generally very close between applicants?

By: john elijah

john elijah — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 10:01:31 +0000

This is very COOL glen keane podcast. Can you do a podcast about Ruben Aquino i want to know how he start as an animator, and how he was discover as an animator. Want to hear him because i discover that he is a Pilipino because i am a Pilipino.

Thaks a lot for sharing the voices of animators.

By: Dale Storer

Dale Storer — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 13:46:58 +0000

I have been pouring through these podacasts over and over – there is always something I get from these podcasts and I get some learning while working as an architectural draftsman. Thanks Clay!

Anyways, I found an Open Source video of Glen giving a lecture whikle he was working on Rescuers Down Under about his resources, etc. It’s worth a view.

http://www.archive.org/details/jtopfGlenKeaneLecture01

-just wanted to share since I have already received so much.

dale

By: Ally

Ally — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 09:44:17 +0000

Oh, this interview is too fantastic!!!

I love Glen Keane’s works too much!

I love his ART and I’m too curious to watch what he is doing with Rapunzel!

Thank you very much Clay for this interview! I really appreciate it.

By: Samuel

Samuel — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 14:48:30 +0000

I love all the podcasts. Not only the pure gold interviews, but from the start to the ending. Including the beautifully mixed opening theme and the funny Clay¬¥s laughters during the interviews.

By: Emma

Emma — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 08:15:07 +0000

Went to a Rodin sculpture exhibition (I had seen the extras on the B&tB Dvd by glen, who mentioned rodin sculptures during the beast transformation sequence…) finally an exhibition of this artists work came to my city. It was beautiful – i couldn’t believe how much Glen managed to ‘borrow’ and be inspired by this artists work, yet making it his own work for a new generation of artists. Nearly every sculpture I could identify with a pose in B&tB – it was amazing to see the sculptures (ok, one of 15 in the world, that he may have possibly seen ) that inspired one my favourite modern piece of art. It was amazing.