
Drawing Life Back Into Animation
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Part history, part memoir, written by a top industry insider who witnessed the events as they happened.
Not focused on one particular studio or label, but a sweeping overview of the animation industry in the 1990s and the societal and technological changes that effected it.
It is a story of generations. How the artists of Hollywood's Golden Age yielded the baton to the Baby Boom generation who carried it on into the Millenium.
It explains how animation, a business once perceived to be outmoded, came back to become central to how we use our modern media.
Featuring many first-person anecdotes from the backrooms and studio lots where the animation renaissance was created.
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He is the author of several books, including Drawing the Line: The Untold Story of the Animation Unions from Bosko to Bart Simpson (UK press, 2006), Timing For Animation (2009) Third Edition (Focal Press), and Moving Innovation: A History of Computer Animation (MIT Press 2013), and Eat, Drink, Animate, An Animator's Cookbook (CRC Press 2019)
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