Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘GOAT’ Makes History as First Major Studio Film Voiced by an All-Disability Loop Group
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In Sony Pictures Animation’s “GOAT,” the roar of the crowd filling the theater speakers carries a significance most audiences won’t know. Those chants, crowd noise and ambient arena energy were provided by nearly two dozen actors with disabilities, making history as the first-ever all-disability loop group to work on a major studio film. The Disability […]
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Mar 12, 2026 4:08pm PT Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘GOAT’ Makes History as First Major Studio Film Voiced by an All-Disability Loop Group By Kennedy French Plus Icon Kennedy French Latest Finneas O’Connell to Score ‘Beef’ Season 2 7 hours ago Only Half of Americans Went to a Movie Theater in 2025, According to Pew Study 1 day ago Vivica A. Fox to Host 2026 Truth Awards and Lalah Hathaway Set to Perform - Film News in Brief 2 days ago See All In Sony Pictures Animation ‘s “ GOAT ,” the roar of the crowd filling the theater speakers carries a significance most audiences won’t know. Those chants, crowd noise and ambient arena energy were provided by nearly two dozen actors with disabilities, making history as the first-ever all- disability loop group to work on a major studio film. The Disability Loop Group, formed through the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge , made its feature film debut in “GOAT,” the original animated action-comedy now in theaters. It’s a milestone that Nic Novicki, the EDFC’s founder and director, has been building toward for over a decade. Related Stories Bunnie Xo's Memoir 'Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic' Gets Film Adaptation From 'Yellowstone' and 'Landman' Producer 101 Studios
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