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Blog Post:
Toon Tuesday : Here's to the real survivors
Floyd Norman
There's a popular television show called " Survivor ." I've never been able to watch this show or even take it seriously. It's difficult to consider the consequences of surviving on a desert island when craft services is located nearby. However, I did see some real survivors a few weeks ago as I walked...
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18 Aug 2008
Blog Post:
Toon Tuesday : Disney's Night School
Floyd Norman
Did you know Walt Disney Studios once provided what could be considered the finest animation course ever offered? That's right, kids. If you've shelled out the big bucks for an animation education at such institutions as California Institute of the Arts or Sheridan College , you might be surprised to...
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14 Jan 2008
Blog Post:
"Walt Disney's Cinderella" is a picture-perfect picture book
Jim Hill
This is probably going to seem like a very weird request. But -- if you could -- I'd really like it if you guys could buy up a bunch of copies of " Walt Disney's Cinderella " (Disney Press, August 2007) Copyright 2007 Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved "And why should we do that?," you ask...
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3 Oct 2007
Blog Post:
Toon Tuesday : In Defense of Mavericks
Floyd Norman
If you know anything about the Walt Disney Studio, you know that the Old Maestro exercised total control over his animated kingdom. From the studio's humble beginnings in the 1930's to his passing in 1966, nothing -- and I do mean nothing -- ever escaped the careful gaze of Walt Disney. Maybe Walt Disney...
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13 Aug 2007
Blog Post:
"Walt's People -- Volume 5" is an entertaining addition to this ongoing Disney history series
Jim Hill
If you've been reading JHM for a while now, you already know that I'm a very big fan of Didier Ghez 's "Walt's People" books . So -- that said -- is it really all that big a surprise that I enjoyed reading " Volume 5 " of this ongoing series. Mind you, at 443 pages in length, this paperback is the heftiest...
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24 Jul 2007
Blog Post:
"Disney's Lost Chords" showcases long-hidden treasures from the studio's musical archives
Jim Hill
What's your absolute favorite musical moment from a Walt Disney Production? Me? If I really had to choose, I guess it would either be that moment in "Uncle Remus Tales" when that old storyteller leads an animated congregation in singing Ned Washington & Leigh Harline 's sweet spiritual, "I'll take...
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17 Jul 2007
Blog Post:
"Cartoon Modern" takes a witty & informed look back at animation's not-so-distant past
Jim Hill
This past Friday, Amid Amidi (Who -- along with noted animation historian Jerry Beck -- rides herd on the always-entertaining-and-informative Cartoon Brew ) was singled out for a pretty amazing honor. You see, the Theatre Library Association declared that Amid's latest book -- " Cartoon Modern: Style...
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5 Jun 2007
Blog Post:
"Once Upon a Time -- Walt Disney -- The Sources of Inspiration for Disney Studios" catalog reveals how the Masters reportedly inspired the Mouse
Jim Hill
Just so you know: " Once Upon a Time -- Walt Disney -- The Sources of Inspiration for Disney Studios " will be completing its run at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on June 24th. And since this is this acclaimed exhibition's one & only stop in North America ... Once June 25th arrives, all of this...
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8 May 2007
Blog Post:
Wandering the halls with Roy E. Disney
Jim Hill
To hear Roy Disney tell the tale, he basically owes his entire career in animation to his mother needing a babysitter. "When my Mother needed to go shopping, she'd drop me off with my Dad's office," Roy explained. "And my Dad would eventually say 'Get out of my office and find someone else to play with...
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11 Apr 2007