This
month we will scrutinize the work that goes on before animation begins...pre-production.
The traditional pre-production process for a television show will be presented
by Film Roman. LucasArts Entertainment Company will be investigated by
Russell Bekins who will lead us through the gaming pre-production process.
Karl Cohen will chronicle the life and career of Maurice Noble while Stephen
Hagel is going to turn us onto the exciting world of...paper! Kirsten Winter
will discuss how she incorporated music into the pre-production of her
film Smash. We will also take a look at voice acting. Mae Questel
will be profiled by Andrew Lederer and Kath Soucie, a leading voice actress,
will take us through her typical busy week.
Event reviews will include Toy Fair in New York City, the International
Content Market for Interactive Media (MILIA) in Cannes and the Brussels
Cartoon and Animated Film Festival. Of course we will also feature extensive
coverage of the World Animation Celebration being held in Pasadena, California.
We will also review Piet Kroon's new film T.R.A.N.S.I.T. Book reviews
will include Scott Maiko's take on Rick Goldschmidt's new book The Enchanted
World of Rankin/Bass. Harvey Deneroff's The Art of Anastasia
will also be reviewed. And finally, this issue will include the very special
feature of revered Disney greats, Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston, discussing
with Charles Solomon, Pierre Lambert's book Pinocchio. On the software
side of things, we will take a look at Real Flash from two different points
of view. Bill Predmore of Pop! Multimedia will discuss using Real Flash
from an artistic point of view while Pat Boyle of RealNetworks will discuss
how Real Flash fits into the continually developing world of Internet broadcasting.
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