ANIMATION
WORLD MAGAZINE - ISSUE 3.8 - November 1998
Amusement Parks and Family Animation,
December 1998
What an issue! Craig Bartlett will be interviewed
by Joseph Bevilacqua regarding his life prior to Hey Arnold! which
featured work on films for World Fairs and other venues. European amusement
park locations will be analyzed in relationship to their theme by Russell
Bekins. Disney World's Animal Kingdom will be profiled by Joseph Szadkowski,
as will the architecture of the first Disney amusement park, Disneyland
by Katie Mason. Clark Dodsworth will also outline the newest inventions
that we can expect to see in amusement parks in the future. Deborah Reber
will profile the family animation market and Ted Pedersen will discuss
the Internet and other edutainment avenues that networks are promoting
to connect with their young viewers.
We will feature film reviews of The Rugrats Movie by Michael Mallory,
A Bug's Life by Charles Solomon and The Prince of Egypt by
Toby Bluth. In other exclusive stories, Barry Purves continues his production
chronicles and Glenn Vilppu continues his famous series on life drawing
instruction. We will also feature three book reviews: That's Enough
Folks: Black Images in Animated Cartoons (1900-1960) and An
American Magus - Harry Smith, A Modern Alchemist will be covered
by Giannalberto Bendazzi and Reading The Rabbit will be reviewed
by Mark Mayerson.
Note: Readers may contact any Animation World Magazine contributor by sending an e-mail to editor@awn.com.
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