Animation 101: A Mixed Lesson
A
Bright Start
Ernest Pintoff's Animation 101 is more of a "what it's all about"
than a "how to" book. Its primary value lies in the 20 essays by
various luminaries in the industry, like directors John
Lasseter, Nick Park, Bill Hanna, Bill Melendez, Bretislav Pojar, Pablo
Ferro and Bruno Bozzetto. Also contributing: Noel Blanc (Mel's son), Herbert
Klynn, anime expert Fred
Patten, Cartoon Network executive Linda
Simensky, writers Emru Townsend, John Callahan, Al
Brodax, Jules Engel and Debra Kaufman. Even
Marvel's Stan Lee
offers his point of view.
The book includes a biography of its Oscar-winning author, and a handy list
of recommended animation schools. Notably, Pintoff's list of recommended films
includes Pocahontas, The
Fox and the Hound and The Black Cauldron.
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