THIS REFPACK HAS GONE POOF! A NEW ONE HAS TAKEN ITS PLACE.
Every other month, Animation Resources shares a new Reference Pack with its members. They consist of an e-book packed with high resolution scans and video downloads set up for still frame study. Make sure you download the Reference Packs before they’re updated. When it’s gone, it’s gone!
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Animation Resources is growing. Since we are a non-profit organization, all of the money we take in from dues gets spent on our projects. So as we get more members, we share more wonderful material with them. Here’s an overview of what you will find in RefPack043…
This time we are featuring experimental films by the father of Japanese manga and anime, Osamu Tezuka. Tezuka made these personal films while he was producing television animation and publishing manga.
The purpose of these films was to allow Tezuka to explore new ideas and techniques with complete freedom. The innovations he came up with in these experimental films ended up enriching his commercial work.
These films helped him lay the groundwork for the limited animation techniques that made television anime possible.
Next up is a pair of cartoons from Terry-Toons. Animation Resources Advisory Board member Steve Stanchfield is responsible for sharing these interesting films with us.
These aren’t the best cartoons ever made, but they include some fantastic scenes animated by Carlo Vinci and Jim Tyer. Check them out and see what you can learn from the masters.
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In the International section, we feature part four of Roman Davydov’s five part series based on Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book…
…along with an amazing Russian film titled, The Brave Little Gudgeon…
Next up is a new episode of Well, Just You Wait…
…and another crazy episode of Dog, Cat And… from Studio Miniatur Filmowych in Poland.
The Early Anime section, which is curated by JoJo Baptista, includes two episodes of the rarely seen Japanese TV series, Cyborg 009 from 1968.
It has some hilarious limited animation takes and a giant robot monster animated in a very unique style.
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And that’s not all! In the Slapstick Section, we are continue the three part series that outlines the working methods of Charlie Chaplin.
As a bonus, we feature three an e-book with two complete issues of the most beautiful magazine ever published, L’Illustration Noel.
Animation Resources Board Member David Eisman presents a series of breakdowns on conveying the feeling of weight in animation.
And Animation Resources’ Director of Programming Davey Jarrell has a new podcast for us! This time, the subject is what animators can learn from live action movies. To go with the podcast, we are rerunning a supplementary documentary on the history of cinematography from a past RefPack.
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Whew! That is an amazing collection of treasures! At Animation Resources, our Advisory Board includes great artists and animators like Ralph Bakshi, Will Finn, J.J. Sedelmaier and Sherm Cohen. They’ve let us know the things that they use in their own self study so we can share them with you. That’s experience you just can’t find anywhere else. The most important information isn’t what you already know… It’s the information you should know about, but don’t know yet. We bring that to you every other month.
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