The official animation site of legendary Warner Bros. animation director Chuck Jones. Chuck Jones has shaped and brought to life - Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, the Grinch, and a memorable menagerie of others.

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Provides a list of must-see Chuck Jones cartoons and links to interviews with the greatest animator of all time.

Genius of Tex Avery - A new insight into Hollywood's greatest animator.

Shifting Realities: The Brothers Quay--Between Live Action and Animation by Suzanne Buchan The Brothers Quay are among the most accomplished animation artists to emerge in recent years. Their fantastic decor and Kafkaesque puppets, attention to the liberation of the mistake and their casual and lingering closeups combine in an ingenious alchemy of unconscious, metaphoric vision. Watching any of ...

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It was in the Hollywood cartoon short, and especially the work of Tex Avery at Warner Bros. and M-G-M, that a truly modern version of the fairy tale emerged.

Tex Avery can be thanked for inventing or perfecting Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, and perhaps the greatest character in animation, Bugs Bunny.

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A.k.a. Chuck Amuck) September 21, 1912 - Feb 22, 2002 Special Links For interview recordings click here. Visit the Chuck Jones official Web site at: www.chuckjones.com A Biography can be found at Microsoft Cinemania Back Stage at the Academy Awards Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences A Breif Biography can be found at Cartoon World Press Release regarding Academy Award Mr. Jones' Warner ...

Brad Bird, director of Warner Bros. Feature Animation's The Iron Giant, discusses the latest in storyboarding techniques and how he applied them to the film.

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June 15-17, 2001 American Cinematheque Presents... The Bizaree, The Droll & The Occult: THE MAGICAL WORLD OF JAN SVANKMAJER Presented in association with the Czech Center, New York. In the old magicians books, they say that if we wish to exorcise a demon or a ghost, then we have to give them a name and I think that is precisely the method I use to get rid of my anxieties and fears. I give them ...

ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE - ISSUE 4.5 - AUGUST 1999 Lean, Mean Fighting Machine: How Brad Bird Made The Iron Giant by Bob Miller Courtesy of and 1999 Warner Bros. Imagine: An American animated feature with no song-and-dance routines. No goofy sidekick characters. No foppish villains. No fart gags. And no condescending to the audience. This is the kind of film many in the animation industry ...

The Wager of a Militant Surrealist On Jan Svankmajer's The Death of Stalinism in Bohemia Wakagi AKATSUKA Copyright (c) 1998 by the Slavic Research Center. All rights reserved. -Summary- In 1990, the year after the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia, Jan Svankmajer made The Death of Stalinism in Bohemia and subtitled it A work of Agitprop. As these titles plainly demonstrate, it is the most ...

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Long review and selected credits for Jan Svankmajer Short Films. Jan Svankmajer is best known for his four features, Alice, Faust, Conspirators Of Pleasure and Little Otik. It is a...