The Secret History Of Modern American Animation

The Secret History Of Modern American Animation - Returning from Disney in the mid-80s, the American animation industry has fallen into a disgrace. Even the giant Disney animation, which fought the corporate takeover at age 80, is considering the possibility of not producing animated films.

Even after Disney films such as the Pathfinder, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Mulan and Tarzan were loud.

Disney also made raids into the forgotten area of the animated series. With association and repetition, Disney can provide high-quality animation for television. In mid-90, a number of widespread dissemination took place, with some critics designating "gargoyles" as a project of Disney animation for more ambitious and better TV-arts television.

Spielberg and the animation

While Disney gave a new life to the animation, Steven Spielberg made his own way. An amateur life animation, Spielberg was also interested in improving the quality of the animation and working with his rival, Don Blues producer, to create a Fievel and a new world. Other Hollywood studios resumed production of their own animated functions, but were still trapped in an attempt to imitate the film Don Blues, Anastasia, released by Fox, in the Fox movie studio and Disney opponent in However, these studies did not succeed after Anastasia and closed in 1999. Spielberg, at the same time, switched to the TV and worked with Warner Brothers Studio animations. To produce "Tiny Adventures", high-quality animated series, which are revered by the great termite deck film.

Next, to the main animation, 90 was a strange and experimental movement.

In 1994, the Cartoon Network consented to a new series called "The Space Ghost" Costa Rica with a specific postmodern circle and demonstrated interactive interviews with celebrities, mixed with animated cartoons Cosmic Ghost. Traditional painting and painting skills were depicted in the form of digital manipulation and aggressive use of new animation techniques.

How the animation occupies a different place in Japanese culture, including a number of issues not considered by the American animation.

"Adult Swimming" is an adult animation block that is issued at the beginning of prime time in cartoons, leads to the adult industry, and has the latest technology in the animation. Other television stations also experienced adult animation. MTV produced several animated episodes specifically for young and adult viewers, "Liquid TV" and "Beavis and Banda". Along with animated television series, animations used in television commercials, video games, and music videos. Small animation studios are challenging the Hannah Barber product in the market for television animations.

ABC was purchased by Disney, and Disney turned the grill on Saturday into a series of Disney's animated productions.

Although the animated series on large networks appeared to be a direct one, the animated TV cable has achieved several successes.

Computer animation growth

In 1995 Disney produced a Pixar "Toy Story", the first fully created computer film. The film was a great success and created a new movement, and other studies are making their computer animated films (CGI).

The computer's animation also made the raid on television. The quality of computer animations has improved significantly for each new series. Other studies with Disney have tried their luck with computer animated films and found their weakness in the monopoly, which led to animated successes from the Disney office. Even in the 20th century, Fox pulled out butter when he ran a CGI animation film in early 2002 entitled "The Glacial Age". Before the Toy Story, the study made a name that produced stunning shorts for the animation (his short "Tin Toy" won Oscar) and when Disney tried to create a CGI movie on its own, without Pixar ("Dinosaur"), the result was especially Disastrous.