In Her Own Words: Joyce Carlson on Disney Ink and Paint
Joyce Carlson joined the Walt Disney Studios in 1944 as a “traffic girl” and ended the century at Imagineering in Florida – which is where I met her and interviewed her.
Category Archives: ANIMATION ANECDOTES
Who were Dick Shaw and Brice Mack?
Dick Shaw and Brice Mack who were accomplished cartoonists, good friends and worked during the Golden Age of Disney Animation.
In Their Own Words: The Directors of “Brother Bear”
In 2003 I spoke with the directors about their work on one of the last of the hand-drawn Disney animated films.
In His Own Words: Walt Disney on the Package Features
Here is an essay from a British annual, Film Review, on Walt’s thoughts about Melody Time and his compilation films.
What’s The Story Behind This Picture?
In the office of Leon Schlesinger, hung a huge oil painting of Bugs Bunny — a Christmas present from the employees of the Schlesinger Studio.
The Disney Package Features
A.K.A The “compilation features”, the “anthology features”, or “omnibus features”. Here’s the story.
Chuck Jones at Disney
When Warners briefly shut down its animation studio in 1953, director Chuck Jones took off to work at the Disney Studios
Al Kilgore’s “Bullwinkle” and Other Cartoons
A special little tribute to a great cartoonist who drew some of our favorite animated characters – far from the animation studios that produced them.
Filmation Superman
The New Adventures of Superman, produced by Filmation in 1966, literally changed the face of Saturday morning cartoons.
Disney Academy Award Stories – Part Two
More facts about Walt Disney and his experiences with the Academy Awards.
