Don Lanning's guest appearances

Don Lanning

Bald Faced Truth with John Canzano

Battles With Bits of Rubber

Rick Baker

Rob Smith

Rob Burns

Brian Kinney

Michael Westmore

Allan Apone

Matthew Mungle

Steve Wang

Daniel Parker

Adam Beane

Jordu Schell

Kate Benton

Paul Savage

Bill Corso

Neill Gorton

OwlTail

Merton Hanks

John Canzano speaks on Chet Holmgren's Pro-Am injury, the Damian Lillard-superstar debate, ESPN-Pac-12 media rights, and birthdays. Pac-12 associate commissioner Merton Hanks joined the show to discuss the upcoming season and potential changes coming to the conference. Don Lanning, the father of Oregon Football head coach discusses Dan's upbringing on the show. Also, Punch It, the 5@5, and the Big Splash. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game!Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

John Canzano speaks on Chet Holmgren's Pro-Am injury, the Damian Lillard-superstar debate, ESPN-Pac-12 media rights, and birthdays. Pac-12 associate commissioner Merton Hanks joined the show to discuss the upcoming season and potential changes coming to the conference. Don Lanning, the father of Oregon Football head coach discusses Dan's upbringing on the show. Also, Punch It, the 5@5, and the Big Splash. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game! Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

BFT Show: Merton Hanks, Don Lanning

John Canzano interviews Don Lanning, the father of Oregon Football head coach Dan Lanning. Don talks about Dan's upbringing in Missouri, how he will handle adversity as a young head coach at Oregon, and his excitement about watching his son coach the Ducks. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game!Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

John Canzano interviews Don Lanning, the father of Oregon Football head coach Dan Lanning. Don talks about Dan's upbringing in Missouri, how he will handle adversity as a young head coach at Oregon, and his excitement about watching his son coach the Ducks. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game! Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

BFT Interview: Don Lanning

We are back with more Don! Even though I was there when we recorded, I still get a buzz hearing back what we spoke about. Simply put, Don will make you better and get you thinking about sculpting. In part 2 we spoke to Don about: - Ego - Looking for the positives - Music whilst sculpting - Using the same tool to get many results - Sculptures that want to come out - Deadlines - Chisel shape tipped rubber clay shapers  Silicone-tipped Clay-Shapers  The Kemper D9 that Don refers to as a very versatile tool.  At the time of writing, Don had just finished his workshop in the week leading up to the Prosthetic Event 2018, which was fantastic. His stage spot was rammed, and it was great to see a live audience enraptured, although I shall always cherish this podcast opportunity where just the three of us got to share Don's space. Incidentally, Don posts the latest upcoming workshop dates on his Don Lanning's D3 Studio page. If you can get the chance to go to a class, I'd urge you to do so. He really is very good at making you better! Those classes fill up fast, so check on the latest dates.     The Prosthetics Event 2018 was a magical day! Thanks again for listening, and if you would like to support us, as ever there is one thing you can do that helps more than anything - tell someone else about the podcast! Share this on social media and tell us how we are doing! You can email us here direct at stuartandtodd@gmail.com We appreciate your attention! - Stuart &amp; Todd Prosthetics Magazine is THE magazine to check out if you are serious about learning more about making prosthetics. It only comes out 4 times a year, so each edition is packed with info, tutorials and up to the minute interviews with the folks who are doing this stuff for real!  This latest edition, #13, looks at the creation of the new Mask from Halloween with Christopher Nelson and Vincent Van Dyke. There is also an article on how a prosthetic appliance was made (and applied with great success) using purely 3D printed moulds. The future is now! https://www.prostheticsmagazine.co.uk/

We are back with more Don! Even though I was there when we recorded, I still get a buzz hearing back what we spoke about. Simply put, Don will make you better and get you thinking about sculpting. In part 2 we spoke to Don about: - Ego - Looking for the positives - Music whilst sculpting - Using the same tool to get many results - Sculptures that want to come out - Deadlines - Chisel shape tipped rubber clay shapers Silicone-tipped Clay-Shapers The Kemper D9 that Don refers to as a very versatile tool. At the time of writing, Don had just finished his workshop in the week leading up to the Prosthetic Event 2018, which was fantastic. His stage spot was rammed, and it was great to see a live audience enraptured, although I shall always cherish this podcast opportunity where just the three of us got to share Don's space. Incidentally, Don posts the latest upcoming workshop dates on his <a href="http://Don%20Lanning's%20D3%20Studio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Don Lanning's D3 Studio</a> page. If you can get the chance to go to a class, I'd urge you to do so. He really is very good at making you better! Those classes fill up fast, so check on the latest dates. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/donlanningschool/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> The Prosthetics Event 2018 was a magical day! Thanks again for listening, and if you would like to support us, as ever there is one thing you can do that helps more than anything - tell someone else about the podcast! Share this on social media and tell us how we are doing! You can email us here direct at <a href="mailto:stuartandtodd@gmail.com">stuartandtodd@gmail.com</a> We appreciate your attention! - Stuart &amp; Todd <a href="https://www.prostheticsmagazine.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Prosthetics Magazine</a> is THE magazine to check out if you are serious about learning more about making prosthetics. It only comes out 4 times a year, so each edition is packed with info, tutorials and up to the minute interviews with the folks who are doing this stuff for real! <a href="https://www.prostheticsmagazine.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> This latest edition, #13, looks at the creation of the new Mask from Halloween with Christopher Nelson and Vincent Van Dyke. There is also an article on how a prosthetic appliance was made (and applied with great success) using purely 3D printed moulds. The future is now! <a href="https://www.prostheticsmagazine.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.prostheticsmagazine.co.uk/</a>

Ep #38 - Don Lanning part 2

If you have any sculpting ambition or love for any monster movies made in the last twenty years, then you should know the name Don Lanning. Not only is he a gifted craftsman who has worked hard for his place, but he is also a gifted teacher who can help make others better, and he is damn fine fella the whole time he is doing it. Don has been working away on productions for years as a hired gun on well know movies such as Hollow Man, Ghosts of Mars, Vanilla Sky, Hellboy, AVP, Silent Hill, The Avengers, and Aquman as well as TV shows such as The X Files, Nip/Tuck, Star Trek, The Strain, and Bright. Possibly though, the pivotal moment which brought his method into the limelight was the  Stan Winston School For Character Arts videos such as  Sculpture Techniques and  Character Design. We weren't just treated to a 'how?' class, but also a 'why?' class and looking at the feelings on experiences whilst sculpting.  I often think sculpting classes are among the hardest to instruct largely becasue it is a slow, deliberate act which allows the brain to open up and weep out all the negative things everyone has ever said about you or that you imagined of yourself. It's all bullshit of course, and it takes someone to help you snap out of it and keep focus  Don Lanning's love of the Wizard of Oz is made real with these series of outstanding character studies. Check out the Facebook page to see more. Simply put, you CAN do it if you want to. Maybe you feel like you're not great yet, but if you enjoy doing it then you WILL improve. If that matters to you, then to hell with all the naysaying. After all, people often say things about themselves that they would never say to another person - and looking at what you can actually do to overcome and improve your shortcomings is what Don does best, especially when you are face to face with the man.  "I was born with no talent whatsoever - I had to fight hard to get everything I got."  Todd and I took a trip down to his studio to talk with the man himself, and we got into so much dense material, we decided we had to split this one into two parts. In part 1 we talked to Don about:  How to actually start sculpting Dealing with a blank canvas Channeling nervous energy Looking for what makes good art Getting better Making the changes for clients Looking for what feels 'right' Pivotal moments Looking out for scam internships  You'll also see a love of magic and magic stores crops up again! Thanks again for listening, and if you would like to support us, as ever there is one thing you can do that helps more than anything - tell someone else about the podcast! Share this on social media and tell us how we are doing! We appreciate your attention! - Stuart &amp; Todd      

If you have any sculpting ambition or love for any monster movies made in the last twenty years, then you should know the name Don Lanning. Not only is he a gifted craftsman who has worked hard for his place, but he is also a gifted teacher who can help make others better, and he is damn fine fella the whole time he is doing it. Don has been working away on productions for years as a hired gun on well know movies such as Hollow Man, Ghosts of Mars, Vanilla Sky, Hellboy, AVP, Silent Hill, The Avengers, and Aquman as well as TV shows such as The X Files, Nip/Tuck, Star Trek, The Strain, and Bright. Possibly though, the pivotal moment which brought his method into the limelight was the <a href="https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/artists/special-effects-character-creator-don-lanning" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Stan Winston School For Character Arts</a> videos such as <a href="https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/tutorials/sculpture-techniques-how-to-sculpt-textures-and-forms" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Sculpture Techniques</a> and <a href="https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/tutorials/character-design-maquette-sculpture-techniques" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Character Design</a>. We weren't just treated to a 'how?' class, but also a 'why?' class and looking at the feelings on experiences whilst sculpting. I often think sculpting classes are among the hardest to instruct largely becasue it is a slow, deliberate act which allows the brain to open up and weep out all the negative things everyone has ever said about you or that you imagined of yourself. It's all bullshit of course, and it takes someone to help you snap out of it and keep focus Don Lanning's love of the Wizard of Oz is made real with these series of outstanding character studies. Check out the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Don-Lannings-OZ-201493423212368/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook page</a> to see more. Simply put, you CAN do it if you want to. Maybe you feel like you're not great yet, but if you enjoy doing it then you WILL improve. If that matters to you, then to hell with all the naysaying. After all, people often say things about themselves that they would never say to another person - and looking at what you can actually do to overcome and improve your shortcomings is what Don does best, especially when you are face to face with the man. "I was born with no talent whatsoever - I had to fight hard to get everything I got." Todd and I took a trip down to his studio to talk with the man himself, and we got into so much dense material, we decided we had to split this one into two parts. In part 1 we talked to Don about: <ul> <li>How to actually start sculpting</li> <li>Dealing with a blank canvas</li> <li>Channeling nervous energy</li> <li>Looking for what makes good art</li> <li>Getting better</li> <li>Making the changes for clients</li> <li>Looking for what feels 'right'</li> <li>Pivotal moments</li> <li>Looking out for scam internships</li> </ul> You'll also see a love of magic and magic stores crops up again! Thanks again for listening, and if you would like to support us, as ever there is one thing you can do that helps more than anything - tell someone else about the podcast! Share this on social media and tell us how we are doing! We appreciate your attention! - Stuart &amp; Todd