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Reflections on the art and business of animation.
About Me
- Mark Mayerson
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- I've worked as an animator, writer, producer and director in TV animation for 29 years. I created the cgi series Monster By Mistake. I hold a Masters degree from York University in Cinema and Media Studies.
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- A. Film L.A.
- Academy of Art Animation Notes
- Al Eugster
- Alan Cook
- Animation Guild blog
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- Cartoon Brew
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- Chris Walsh
- Cinematech (Scott Kirsner)
- David Nethery
- Dean Yeagle
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Mosaics
- 101 Dalmatians
- All the Cats Join In
- Donald's Lucky Day
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- Dumbo
- Lonesome Ghosts
- Mickey's Birthday Party
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- Mother Goose Goes Hollywood
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- Pinocchio
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- Symphony Hour
- The Autograph Hound
- The Bandmaster
- The Brave Little Tailor
- The Little Whirlwind
- The Nifty Nineties
- The Night Before Christmas
- The Pied Piper of Basin Street
- The Reluctant Dragon
- Thru the Mirror
- Wacky Bye Baby
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Blog Archive
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2007
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June
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- Six Authors in Search of a Character: Part 13, Rot...
- Brad Bird Interview
- Six Authors in Search of a Character: Part 12, Ani...
- Pinocchio Part 14A
- Kyle Baker Again
- Dean Yeagle's Latest Publications
- Links Addendum
- Added Links
- Peter Emslie
- Pinocchio Part 14
- Michael Sporn
- Walt's People Volume 5 Published
- A Tale of Two Stories
- Six Authors In Search of a Character: Part 11, Ass...
- Ward Kimball Writes Will Finn
- Six Authors In Search of a Character: Part 10, Ani...
- Independent Distribution and Marketing
- Pinocchio Part 13A
- The Betamax Wars Continue
- Pinocchio Part 13
- Six Authors In Search of a Character: Part 9A, An ...
- McCay's Dream of the Rarebit Fiend
- Six Authors In Search of a Character: Part 9, Stor...
- Pinocchio Part 12A
- "Why Pixar is Better"
- Pinocchio Part 12
- Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Robbery
- Six Authors In Search of a Character: Part 8, Voic...
- Six Authors In Search of a Character: Part 7, Dire...
- Wages
- Pinocchio Part 11A
- Pinocchio Part 11
- Willard Bowsky
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2 comments:
Once again, T Hee's scenes certainly have some unusual animator casting... Pinocchio himself is entirely animated by uncredited artists (Phil Duncan and Harvey Toombs) although presumably Frank Thomas or Milt Kahl was overseeing them. Toombs is even credited with some Jiminy scenes, unlike in any other part of the draft. I also don't quite understand the Jack Bradbury credits towards the end of the sequence.
Oh, and by the way, this is the only sequence to contain "Norman Tate" animation which isn't called a "Second Final Draft".
Its interesting that there a lot of Honest John and Gideon animators that are in the credits and not a lot of animation appears in the film, however:
Norm Tate is credited for 20 scenes
Hugh Fraser is credited for 11 scenes
John Lounsbery is credited for 14 scenes
Preston Blair is credited for only 6 scenes, and yet a 48ft scene
Norm Ferguson does 5 scenes alone,
Charles Nichols does 24 scenes (including Coachman scenes)
and an uncredited Sam Cobean does 9 scenes, and Charles Otterstrom does 7 scenes.
Altogether, Honest John and Gideon themselves, appear in roughly 83 scenes, and yet many animators attributed to the character animation, even Norm Ferguson, who isn't credited for any directing.
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