Fear on Film Podcast - Interview with Kit Sinclair- Creator of The Animated Horror Shorts Dirty Rotters
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Fear on Film Podcast - Interview with Kit Sinclair- Creator of The Animated Horror Shorts Dirty Rotters
Something rotten is creeping into the feed this spooky season.
Get ready for the ultimate Halloween Special of the Fear on Film Podcast, dropping just in time for the holidays! In this terrifyingly fun and exclusive episode, we are diving deep into the grim, gorgeous, and deeply twisted world of independent animation.
We are thrilled to sit down with Kit Sinclair, the brilliant and twisted mastermind behind the viral YouTube animated shorts series, Dirty Rotters.
We'll be breaking down the secrets to crafting bite-sized animated nightmares, and what it's like to build a massive cult following on YouTube.
Whether you're a hardcore indie horror fan, an animation geek, or just looking for the perfect eerie soundtrack for your Halloween prep, this is an episode you cannot afford to miss.
So, join us on Fear on Film ...Where Where Horror Lives!
Dirty Rotters Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnYtYqwuzy4
Dirty Rotters YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@DirtyRottersTV
Dirty Rotters Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/dirtyrotterstv/
Dirty Rotters Official Website
https://www.dirtyrotters.com/
Filmjoe Interviews
https://open.spotify.com/show/1LD1qWB0vqMrSTExXr34ks?si=079ba9b2ba9941df
The Filmjoe Podcast Network
https://linktr.ee/filmjoe68
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