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‘The Day The Earth Blew Up’ Director Peter Browngardt On Making “Whirlwinds Of Characters” Relatable & Finding That Classic ‘Looney Tunes’ Style
DeadlineStory by Ryan Fleming
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Acclaimed Looney Tunes director Peter Browngardt gets real about the challenges of bringing the classic cartoon characters to life in a new feature film.
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- Browngardt, a veteran of Looney Tunes shorts, says the animation style is one of the trickiest to get right, and even harder to teach to new animators.
- The director describes his approach as creating a 'whirlwind of characters' that viewers can still relate to, keeping the Looney Tunes magic alive on the big screen.
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Peter Browngardt, Looney Tunes, The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie