Animator Breakdown: “What Price Porky” (1938)
Technically this was Clampett’s first Looney Tune with Porky and Daffy – here’s my in-depth breakdown.
Tag Archives: Warner Bros. Cartoons
Thad K Reviews “Looney Tunes Collectors Choice” Vol. 2
Five more than the first volume, and a wider array, this time spanning from the late ‘30s to early ‘60s.
The Origin of Foghorn Leghorn
Worth a re-read – from 10 years ago, Keith Scott on the origins of this iconic cartoon character voice.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky’s Hero Agency” (1937)
Porky dreams he is “Porkykarkus,” the proprietor of a hero-for-hire agency – and here is a breakdown of that amazing cartoon.
Animator Breakdown: “Tortoise Beats Hare” (1941)
Here’s an unexpected breakthrough—an animator draft/breakdown video of a pivotal film from Tex Avery’s directorial career at Schlesinger’s studio!
Crying Fowl: The 70th Anniversary of “Duck Amuck”
Celebrating its 70th anniversary, this cartoon deserves all the admiration and praise it has received.
A True High Note: The 65th Anniversary of “What’s Opera Doc”
“What did you expect on an animation blog? A happy anniversary post?”
Animator Breakdown: Bob Clampett’s “Porky’s Badtime Story” (1937)
One Monday morning in 1937, Bob Clampett found he now had his directorial unit – and this was his first cartoon.
Animator Breakdown: “What’s Cookin’ Doc?” (1944)
Greetings Gate! Ahh, yes – An actual breakdown of a Bob Clampett classic!
Ralph Heimdahl: A Collection for the Ages
The legacy of Ralph Heimdahl – who began drawing the Bugs Bunny comic strip in 1947, and would continue doing so until 1978.
