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How To Succeed In Animation by Gene Deitch

Everything you ever wanted to know about animation, but were afraid he might tell you! Pictures and stuff you've never seen before. First hand facts about UPA and Terrytoons and Jam Handy (Jam who?) and Czech animation only he knows, and details of his most spectacular failures, that just might help you avoid the same. Gene has been over the hill and back again, and tells you what he thinks animation is all about, and how you should do it... Then he tells you how he did it and invites you to make coments and join him in making this an ongoing experience.

This is a highly personal view of animation, like none other, a book presented directly on the internet. Hate it, or love it. Your Choice.

The book has been formatted and compiled into an E-Book that you can purchase for download and printout. The book also can be viewed online in html format at GeneDeitch.AWN.com.

Why should you listen to Gene Deitch? Well, Gene Deitch is one of the last surviving members of the original Hollywood UPA studio of 1946, the instigator of the CBS-Terrytoon "renaissance" of 1956-1958, Animation Department Chief of the Detroit Jam Handy Organization, 1949-1951, Creative Chief of UPA-New York, 1951-1954, Director at John Hubley's Storyboard, Inc. New York, 1955, Creative Director of CBS-Terrytoons, 1956-1958, President of Gene Deitch Associates, Inc. New York, 1958-1960, Creative Director for Rembrandt Films, 1960-1968, star director for Weston Woods Studios, Inc., Weston, Connecticut, 1968-1993, and has worked for over 40 years with the Prague animation studio, "Bratri v Triku."

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