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Former Nickelodeon Animator Butch Hartman Is On a Mission to Transform Christian Entertainment

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2:15 AM on Thursday, March 12

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Former Nickelodeon animator Butch Hartman joins Crosswalk Talk's Michael Foust to discuss his passion for creating high-quality, faith-based animation for the next generation. The creator of hits like The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom reflects on his journey in Hollywood and how his faith reshaped his approach to storytelling. Hartman explains why children’s entertainment plays a powerful role in shaping worldview and why Christian creators must pursue excellence in that space. He also previews new projects from Butch Hartman Studios and shares his vision for cartoons that inspire kids while pointing them to timeless values.

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Photo Credit: ©GodTube / Butch Hartman

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