Showing posts with label Three Little Pigs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Three Little Pigs. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Best Animated Short - 1932/1933
And then there were two. After almost two years of writing reviews nobody reads, I've almost completed my quest of reviewing the Oscar nominated short films. (Of course, I would already be done if I didn't go onto a three month hiatus last year or switch the reviews to every two weeks, which has eroded whatever support I was getting for this blog.)
But anyways, we are near the finish. If you're paying attention that you might have noticed that the review's title included two years instead of just one. That's not a mistake. In the early years the Academy considered films from an August to July schedule, just like what the Emmys do now, and the ceremony would be held in November. Then somewhere around this time the Academy decided that was stupid and decided to extend the eligibility period from July of 1932 to the end of 1933 and then going to a January to December eligibility for 1934, and that's the way it's been since.
Read more »
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Module 2 - Disney
Welcome to Part 2 of my discussion posts from the History of Animation online course I am taking. This module is about one of the biggest animation titans in history: Walt Disney. Disney's early career from the Laugh-o-gram shorts to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was covered in Module 1, so this one deals only with his career after starting his own studio. The one that eventually became a massive corporation that now owns Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilms. It was interesting to see the ups and downs the company had between the debut of Mickey Mouse in 1927 to Wreck-It Ralph in 2012. Of course we're not going to cover all that. This is just going to be the discussion questions.
Read more »
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)