Store features this week: Bruno Bozzetto and Weston Woods Children's Classics
Featured in the Animation World Store this week: Italian Maestro Bruno Bozzetto and Weston Woods Classic Children's Collection.
- Videos: Italian Maestro Bruno Bozzetto
For the "Best of Bruno Bozetto" video, Bozzetto himself made these
selections of what he considered his finest work. They include
"Grasshoppers," "Ego," "Big Bang," and "Self-Service." More mature
animation fans will be delighted!
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"Allegro Non Tropo," Bozzetto's 1976 Italian spoof of Disney's "Fantasia"
sets his imaginative animated vignettes to classical music.
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- Videos: Weston Woods Classic Children's Collection
We challenge you to find these remarkable films anywhere other than AWN!
Typically offered only to the educational markets, this collection from
five of America's most acclaimed children's book authors are guaranteed to
entertain kids and parents over and over again. For almost half a century,
Weston Woods has been using award-winning animators to animate
award-winning books. Caldecott winners like Maurice Sendak's "Where the
Wild Things Are" and Newbury winners like William Steig's "Doctor DeSoto"
come alive here in remarkable fashion. Many of the films were directed in
Prague by legendary American animator Gene Deitch, creator of such
characters as Tom Terrific and Nudnik.
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- Videos: Italian Maestro Bruno Bozzetto
For the "Best of Bruno Bozetto" video, Bozzetto himself made these
selections of what he considered his finest work. They include
"Grasshoppers," "Ego," "Big Bang," and "Self-Service." More mature
animation fans will be delighted!
View this item
"Allegro Non Tropo," Bozzetto's 1976 Italian spoof of Disney's "Fantasia"
sets his imaginative animated vignettes to classical music.
View this item
- Videos: Weston Woods Classic Children's Collection
We challenge you to find these remarkable films anywhere other than AWN!
Typically offered only to the educational markets, this collection from
five of America's most acclaimed children's book authors are guaranteed to
entertain kids and parents over and over again. For almost half a century,
Weston Woods has been using award-winning animators to animate
award-winning books. Caldecott winners like Maurice Sendak's "Where the
Wild Things Are" and Newbury winners like William Steig's "Doctor DeSoto"
come alive here in remarkable fashion. Many of the films were directed in
Prague by legendary American animator Gene Deitch, creator of such
characters as Tom Terrific and Nudnik.
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