animation (cinematography)

Looks at the women who worked at Disney Animation from the 1920s through the 1950s featuring story artists, animators, inkers, painters, and more.

Describes the necessary equipment and techniques for creating animated films without using a camera and suggests a variety of projects.

Highlights careers in animation, describing early achievements, historic events, and what might be the future of animation.

Creating animated movies is easier than ever using stop-motion techniques and everyday technology.

Describes the history of animation and the job of an animator.

Text and illustrations describe techniques and tools needed to design and create a clay animation film.

"Walt Disney forever changed the world when he made his animation and entertainment dreams come true. For millions of people, 'Disney' and 'magic' are inextricably connected. But what was Walt like as a child? He fed his imagination by going to parades and plays, riding pigs around the farmyard, painting and drawing ... but he also worked hard to help support his parents and siblings. Filled with creative energy, this story will inspire readers to pursue their dreams with vigor"--Provided by the publisher.

An introduction to making stop-motion animation films.

"Learn about the history of animation and find out how animated films are made today"--Provided by publisher.

"[Through] photos, artwork, and detailed accounts, the process, techniques, and contributions of the women - and men - who defined the Walt Disney Studio's legendary Ink & Paint Department over the years are ... explored, preserved, and shared for future generations"--Provided by publisher.