hi friends,
i urgently need some notes on the history and development of Europen animation. Can any one help me with some materials.., some links, articles..??
regards
Windchimes
notes on European animation
By windchimes | Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 6:17pm
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notes on European animation
Have you tried typing this: "History of European Animation" into google?
Aloha,
the Ape
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hi,
've tried in google...but no good links... :mad:
I know, most information is about the American or Japanese or even the NFB.
Aardman have a book, I think it's 'cracking animation'. Since they are Uk based, think you might find out more british based stuff in that. Also the book 'Animation Now!' as a big compendium of animation studios around the world, and includes work from studios and a short bit on them, any awards and animations they have made. It's a big book, but mainly because in each section the short desciption is in several different languages. :S
Just get a bunch of animation history books and pick out the European stuff.
You've got Emil Cohl.
You've got Wladyslaw Starewicz.
You've got Oskar Fischinger.
You've got Lotte Reininger.
You've got the Zagreb School of Animation.
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