What's On in... France
France
Compiled by Annick Teninge
Time Channel Program
7:00 a.m. France 3 Le Reveil des Babalous: Oui-Oui, les Aventures de Babar
7:10 a.m. TF1 Club Dorothee
7:45 a.m. France 3 Minikeums
8:40 a.m. France 2 Warner Studio: Sinbad le Marin
9:05 a.m. France 2 Disney Club: including Mr Padbol, Bonkers
9:20 a.m. TF1 Disney Club: including Mr Padbol, Bonkers
10:25 a.m. TF1 Gargoyles
3:05 a.m. Canal + Nawak
7:30 a.m. Canal + Superman
Aah, television, our old friend. What madness the power of a child with a remote control instills in us...
Martin Lickleder, Steve Purcell, Enzo d'Alo, Trey Parker and Matt Stone reveal their top ten films.
What's On in... Germany
Stuttgart, Germany
Compiled by Thomas Basgier
Time Channel Program
5:30 -11:30 a.m. RTL Different animation series (program block)
~Gargoyles and other series
6:05 - 11:50 a.m. PRO 7 Animation series (program block)
~Popeye, Batman, Ghostbusters, Simpsons, etc.
9:45 a.m. ARD Pink Panther.
10:00 a.m. Kabel 1 Different series (program block)
~Superhuman Samurai, Superman, Thundercats, Godzilla, etc.
3:30 p.m. ARD Tigerenten Club (program block, partly...
Jenny Gentile, Andrew Witkin and Scott Mitchell Rosenberg
What's On in... Ghana
Ghana
Compiled by Kofi Sarpong
Time Channel Program
4:00 a.m. Cartoon Network Pac Man
4:30 a.m. Cartoon Network Yogi's Treasure Hunt
5:00 a.m. Cartoon Network Hong Kong Phooey
5:05 a.m. K-TV The Mouse and the Monster
5:30 a.m. Cartoon Network Scooby and Scrappy
5:30 a.m. K-TV Little Bear
5:50 a.m. K-TV Simba Surprise
6:00 a.m. K-TV Little Lulu
7:00 a.m. K-TV Iron Man
7:25 a.m. K-TV Roundabout
7:30 a.m. Cartoon Network ...
Wondering what animated shows are being watched in Brazil? Germany? And More? This compilation will take you on a mini-tour around the world. Who knows, maybe they are watching what you are.
What's On in... Japan
Kansai, Japan
Compiled by Jackie Leger
Time Channel Program
7:00 a.m. TV Osaka Cartoons (variety)
10:30 a.m. YTV Cartoon Osturbo
3:55 p.m. CBC Batsu Tei (movie)
5:00 p.m. MBS Old Japanese Tales (cartoon)
5:00 p.m. KTV One Wa Chokaku (cartoon)
7:00 p.m. ABC Culey Honey (cartoon)
It is real, or is it animation? Bill Hilf explores the aesthetic implications of our new digital realm.
Jo Jugens answers everything you ever wanted to know about basic computer animation but where afraid to ask. Think you don't know enough to be hired? Think again.
Surviving a war and sanctions, the Bikic Studio returns to the marketplace and prepares for an uphill waltz.
Traditional animator Guionne Leroy describes her first digital experience. Currently working on a new clay short, she is shooting it with a digital camera and having a blast with the new opportunities.
William Moritz profiles the career of John Whitney and his significant contribution to computer animation.
Sean MacLennan Murch describes how companies are integrating 2D and 3D animation in order to obtain the best of both worlds.
Those plush toys, toothbrushes and lunch boxes are continuing to gain importance. Deborah Reber reports on the most successful Licensing International Show to date.
With digital animators being the hottest commodity on the market, AWM profiles three schools that have recently received major donations from leading corporations. Mike Scroggins profiles CalArts. Dr. Richard Weinberg discusses USC's program, while Robin King describes the Sheridan College experience.
Who said games weren't booming? Joseph Szadkowski recounts the parties, bustle and new CD-ROM releases from the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Janet Benn relates how hard work and The Fates helped Nancy Beiman to her rightful place in the Pantheon of Disney Animators.
Michael Whitney relates a few of his father's ideas and achievements and his own hopes to fulfill his father's dream of creating an official archive of films and materials.
Karl Cohen relates his magical week in Tel-Aviv at the Festival of Creative Filmmaking.
Super hip SIGGRAPH was founded in the world of academia and military tests far before visual effects were even considered. Joan Collins traces the growth of computer animation through the organization's conferences.
Computer animation is on everyone's lips, but what exactly is being said? Heather Kenyon discusses the good and the bad.
Computer animation is prevalent in the U.S., U.K., Canada, France and Japan, but what about the rest of the globe? Olivier Cotte investigates...
Computer animators Steve Williams, Webster Colcord and Doug Dooley reveal their top ten animated films.
Gene Walz chronicles the mysterious career of Charlie Thorson, a crucial character designer who was quite a character himself.
