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Matthew Walker
Aardman Animations director, writer and animator, co-director of Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom and creator of Lloyd of the Flies.
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Oct 29, 2026
Aardman on SHAUN THE SHEEP: THE BEAST OF MOSSY BOTTOM (Animation · Episode 6)
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Matthew WalkerGUEST
Um, so we wanted just a really clear silhouette, and then so we kind of, um, and that's what kind of led to that sort of top-heavy sort of spiky head look with that sort of horn-like, um, shape.

Matthew WalkerGUEST
Um, but also that was dictated by the idea of how the hair might grow and we, mm, 'cause we had this idea of it growing from the head.

Matthew WalkerGUEST
The head would be the biggest mass of the hair on the body, um, so that was sort of where that idea came from.

Matthew WalkerGUEST
But it was a challenge when it came to actually creating the puppet because it's obviously being so hairy.
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20:40Michael LeaderHOST
What do those, uh, voice recording sessions look like, and what are they working from?
