W12: Non-Disney Animated Features Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Significance of the animated film The Adventures of Prince Achmed (1926) to animation history

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First animated feature film

although there may be Argentinean ones that precede it, they have not been found

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artistic technique used in The Adventures of Prince Achmed

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silhouette stop-motion animation

cut out thin sheets of lead and cardboard for silhouette figures

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Significance of Animal Farm (1954)

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First animated feature film made in Britain

First animated feature directed towards adults

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Describe the look and design of Yellow Submarine (1968)

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Psychedelic design by Heinz Edelmann

Pop art style

Influenced by commercial design

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What was unique about the music of Yellow Submarine

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first ROCK sountrack for animated feature

attracted teens and young adults

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What is the loose connection b/w Disney’s Fantasia and Italian feature Allegro Non Troppo?

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an answer/spoof of Fantasia

inspired by and set to various classical pieces for each of its episodes

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Director of Allegro Non Troppo

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Bruno Bozzetto

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Where did Ralph Bakshi start his animation career and what was his job

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Cel painter at Terrytoons

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Ralph Bakshi’s first animated feature and it’s significance

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Fritz the Cat (1972)

first x-rated animated feature film

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Ralph Bakshi’s second animated feature

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Heavy Traffic (1973)

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The two genres of Bakshi’s animated features

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1: tough, gritty, street pictures in seedy settings

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what animation technique did Bakshi rely on?

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Rotoscoping

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Bakshi’s fantasy films

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The Lord of the Rings

Fire and Ice

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Describe the genres and content of Heavy Metal (1981)

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Science Fiction, Fantasy genre

content was provocative/sexual, featuring nudity, drug use, foul language, graphic violence

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Which studio did Don Bluth work at prior to starting his own company?

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Disney

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2 animators who left Disney to work with Don Bluth

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John Pomeroy

Gary Goldman

17
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Don Bluth’s first independent animated cartoon

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Banjo the Woodpile Cat

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Name of Bluth’s Irish Studio and the guy he set it up with

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Sullivan-Bluth

Morris Sullivan was his partner

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Hollywood studio that set up an animation studio in Arizona for Bluth

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20th Century Fox

20
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Don Bluth’s 2 animated feature filmed produced by Steven Spielberg

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An American Tail (1986)

The Land Before Time (1988)

21
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1997 Don Bluth musical made for 20th Century Fox

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Strengths and weaknesses of Don Bluth animated features

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STRENGTHS: strong production values, full character animation, heavy use of special effects

WEAK: weak storytelling, lazy story production

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ANIMATION Director of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) and The Thief and the Cobbler

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Richard Williams

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What was unusual about the production of The Thief and the Cobbler

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Took 28 years in production to make

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Ralph Bakshi's first animated feature was based on this guy's underground comic
Robert Crumb
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LIVE-ACTION director of Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Robert Zemeckis
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ART Director of Yellow Submarine
Heinz Edelmann
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Director of Yellow Submarine
George Dunning
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Independent feature mostly animate in Adobe Flash
Sita Sings the Blues (2000) directed by Nina Paley