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ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE - ISSUE 3.12 - March 1999
April 1999, Music and Sound
Our third anniversary issue focuses on the very interesting
world of music and sound, and how it relates to animation. Robin Allan will
be writing on Walt Disney's 1946 Make Mine Music. Joseph Bevilacqua
will report on the burgeoning number of celebrities entering the animation
voice acting ranks. Michael Geisler will share with us the sound designing
tips and tricks that he has gleaned through his work on feature and independent
films, and television shows. Plus, Disney Television Animation Executive Producer
Tony Craig will write on animating to music, and how he found it was almost
a lost art. In addition, we will be taking an in-depth look at the Oscars
from a number of angles. Famed animation historian Jerry Beck will investigate
the rules and selection process, while past winners will be surveyed about
the financial advantages a gold statue can bring. Director Mike Smith will
also discuss the very nature of judging animated films.
In our Student Corner we will hear from agents, casting directors, voice directors
and voice actors on the dos and don'ts that every aspiring voice actor should
know. As a special bonus, this will be accompanied by a list of voice talent
agents. The Raymond Scott Archive will grace the Hidden Treasures column,
as we discover the man behind so many of cartoondom's most recognized and
hummed tunes. Rounding out the issue will be numerous reviews, including The
Simpsons creator Matt Groening's new FOX show, Futurama, and two
new animated features, Doug's First Movie and The King and I.
Planned software reviews are Macromedia's Dreamweaver 2 and Fireworks 2.
Note: Readers may contact any Animation World Magazine contributor by sending an e-mail to editor@awn.com.
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