Byron Howard

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Directors and veteran animators Byron Howard and Rich Moore tell us they're part of the "old guard" of animation.

Directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore: Zootopia

Directors and veteran animators Byron Howard and Rich Moore tell us they're part of the "old guard" of animation.

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Directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore join Elvis Mitchell to discuss the politically relevant animated film Zootopia.

Byron Howard & Rich Moore: Zootopia

Directors Byron Howard and Rich Moore join Elvis Mitchell to discuss the politically relevant animated film Zootopia.

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