Talking Too Loud with Chris Savage Behind the Animated Series Bluey with Joe Brumm
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Jun 22, 2021 
Joe Brumm, the creator of the beloved animated series Bluey, shares insights into its heartwarming portrayal of family life. He discusses the creative process behind character development and the show's cultural impact on children and families worldwide. The conversation also delves into the challenges of integrating American accents and the vital role of music in storytelling. Brumm reflects on personal growth and the journey of entrepreneurship, showcasing how experiences shape both his craft and the narrative of children's television.
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Train Ride Turns Social
- Sylvie LeBeau shared a personal story about a delayed train trip where random conversation led to a meaningful connection.
- This illustrates how unexpected social interactions can turn frustrating moments into enjoyable experiences.
Bluey Mirrors Life Transitions
- Bluey resonates universally by reflecting real life questions about what we want in life post-pandemic.
- The show subtly captures the collective emotional journey and transition society experiences now.
From Animator to Writer-Director
- Joe Brumm transformed from an animator to a writer-director to realize his vision for Bluey.
- Writing allows creative freedom, while animation is a slower, more structured process.