Chuck & Stacey sit down with the Peabody and Emmy award winning creator, writer and producer of the Disney Jr. shows Doc McStuffins and Vampirina, Chris Nee. Chris explains the unique place where the idea for Doc McStuffins came to her and why she is so proud of what the show has been able to accomplish. She talks about her incredible production team that includes casting director, Maria Estrada and a longtime partnership with Brown Bag Studios in Dublin, Ireland. With Doc McStuffins being one of the longest running shows in Disney TV animation history, Chris reflects on why she believes the show resonates with kids and adults. She shares her goals and challenges as a writer and show creator to continually nurture the hope and innocence of childhood through the characters and episodes. Chris describes the process of writing and casting the pilot episode of Doc McStuffins and getting to work with voice over acting icons like Rob Paulsen, Loretta DeVine, Lara Jill Miller, Robbie Rist, Jess Harnell and Laraine Newman. Chris talks about paying careful attention to the kinds of role models she’s creating in her shows and being mindful of diversity in all areas of the production. She remembers some career experiences she had early on and what led her to leave a great gig working for Sesame Street International to follow her ultimate dreams as a writer. As a former producer of the first season of Deadliest Catch while writing for children’s television, Chris offers why she loves being a show runner, creator and writer.
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EP 153 Vanessa Marshall: Voice of Irwin, Black Widow, Hera and Wonder Woman
EP 152 Vanessa Marshall: Voice of Mary Jane Watson and Black Canary
EP 151 Jennifer Hale: Voice of Krem, Ms. Marvel, and Princess in Powerpuff Girls
EP 150 Jennifer Hale: Voice of Cinderella & Rosalind Lutece
EP 149 Scott Parkin: Voice Acting Improv Guru
EP 148 Scott Parkin: Comedy Writer/Voice Actor
EP 147 Cam Clarke: Leonardo in the original Teenage Ninja Mutant Ninja Turtles
EP 146 Cam Clarke: Voice of Liquid Snake & He-Man
EP 145 Tony Oliver: Voice of Bang and Obscurio
EP 144 Tony Oliver: Producer of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
EP 143 Everett Arthur Oliver: AVO Talent Booth Director
EP 142 Everett Arthur Oliver: AVO Talent Booth Director
EP 141 Kimberly Brooks: Voice of Mom on Doc McStuffins
EP 140 Kimberly Brooks: Voice of Ashley Williams in Mass Effect
EP 139 Jodi Gottlieb: Promo Producer/Director/Writer
EP 138 Jodi Gottlieb: Promo Producer/Director/Writer
EP 137 Mike Brang and Beau Stephenson: Voice Actors
EP 136 Beau Stephenson: Voice Actor
EP 135 Mike Brang: Voice Actor
EP 134 Eric Bauza: Voice of Bellybag, Foop, Buhdeuce, Chet, Tiger Claw and more
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