# Phil Johnston
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Philip Johnston is an American screenwriter, director, film producer, and voice actor. best known for writing the screenplay for Walt Disney Animation Studios' Wreck-It Ralph (2012) and Zootopia (2016). He returned as the writer for the Wreck-It Ralph sequel, Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) and as co-director of the film (in his directorial debut) alongside Rich Moore.
Civic Media Spotlight (Hour 2)
For the second hour of the Civic Media Spotlight, Professor John Hall joins Maggie Daun to discuss the crucial balance of maintaining an apolitical military amidst the political turbulence of a Trump administration. They explore the implications of military resignations and the unsettling trend of…
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Zootopia (2016) ft. Ryan H.
Dana and Tom with new guest, Ryan H., discuss the modern Disney classic, Zootopia (2016) for its 10th anniversary: directed by Byron Howard and Rich Moore, written by Jared Bush and Phil Johnston, cinematography by Nathan Warner and Brian Leach, editing by Fabienne Rawley and Jeremy Milton, music b…
Moonshot Radio [S1:E11] - Phil Johnston: Starcloud, Data Centers in Space & Orbital Infrastructure
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Can the future of the cloud be built in orbit?
In this episode of Moonshot Radio, I speak with Phil Johnston, co-founder and CEO of Starcloud, about one of the boldest infrastructure ideas I’ve heard in a long time: putting data centers in space.
We explore why rising AI demand is colliding with …
Civic Media Spotlight (Hour 2)
For the second hour of the Civic Media Spotlight, Professor John Hall joins Maggie Daun to discuss the crucial balance of maintaining an apolitical military amidst the political turbulence of a Trump administration. They explore the implications of military resignations and the unsettling trend of…
Civic Media Spotlight (Hour 2)
For the second hour of the Civic Media Spotlight, Professor John Hall joins Maggie Daun to discuss the crucial balance of maintaining an apolitical military amidst the political turbulence of a Trump administration. They explore the implications of military resignations and the unsettling trend of…
Civic Media Spotlight (Hour 2)
For the second hour of the Civic Media Spotlight, Professor John Hall joins Maggie Daun to discuss the crucial balance of maintaining an apolitical military amidst the political turbulence of a Trump administration. They explore the implications of military resignations and the unsettling trend of…
From Crisis to Prevention: Rethinking Cybersecurity Leadership
Cybersecurity leaders have spent years building stronger detection and response capabilities. But is that enough?
In this episode of The Defender's Log, David Redekop sits down with former CIO, CTO, and cybersecurity executive Phil Johnston to discuss what changes when you've personally led an o…
Wreck-It Ralph's Phil Johnston on Rally for the Valley | Fox Cities Core
Neenah native Phil Johnston, the Academy Award-nominated writer of Wreck-It Ralph and Zootopia and co-director of Ralph Breaks the Internet, joins Andy McNamara in the Code Zero Radio studio in Appleton, Wisconsin to talk about Rally for the Valley, the free benefit event in Menasha supporting Fox …
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