Harman-Ising Staff, Autumn 1933
Devon Baxter steps in today with a substitute post – updates in his Clampett and Harman-Ising research.
Tag Archives: Bob Clampett
Private Snafu in “Booby Traps” (1944)
This wild Bob Clampett cartoon crams ideas into short form as well as any cartoon from the golden age.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky’s Five and Ten” (1938)
A deep dive into Bob Clampett’s seventh black-and-white Looney Tune.
Bob Clampett’s “Porky’s Poppa” (1938)
This confirms another black-and-white Looney Tune where Bob Clampett and Chuck Jones acted as a team.
Animator Breakdown: “Rover’s Rival” (1937)
The draft implies that Clampett and Jones directed this cartoon as a team. And there’s much more to learn in this post.
Animator Breakdown: “Get Rich Quick Porky” Redux
This was the last cartoon to pair Porky Pig and Gabby Goat. Given Clampett’s dislike for the character, it’s not surprising.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky & Daffy” (1938)
The first official pairing of the duo, which secured the little black duck’s standing as a permanent fixture in Warners cartoons.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky’s Party” (1938)
Today, you’re all invited to Porky’s birthday party in this Bob Clampett classic!
Animator Breakdown: “Injun Trouble” (1938) and “Wagon Heels” (1945)
Follow pioneer Porky Pig out West for a special “double feature” animator breakdown!
Animator Breakdown: “What Price Porky” (1938)
Technically this was Clampett’s first Looney Tune with Porky and Daffy – here’s my in-depth breakdown.
