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The Way Disney Characters Move, They're Very Kind Of Slow And Fluid And Flowing; One Pose Kind Of Eases Into The Next. If You Look At A Show Like 'the Simpsons' And Subsequently A Show Like 'family Guy' - The Characters Will Jerk From Pose To Pose A Lot, A Bit More Snappy. Which Sort Of Goes Along With The Writing Tone Of The Show.

The Success Of The Simpsons Really Opened Doors. It Showed That If You Were Working In Animation You Didn't Necessarily Have To Be Working In Kids' Television.

[with R-rated Movie] You're Not Dealing With The Restrictions Imposed By The Fcc. They're Self-imposed. In A Way, That Does Make It Harder. You Actually Have To Think About It, As Opposed To Just Taking For Granted That You're Not Going To Be Able To Do This.

If I Were To Do A Musical, I Think I Would Rather Make A Film Musical.

Even If You Know A Character Really Well, There's No Formula For What Jokes Will Work And What Won't.