animators

Identifies the skills and education needed to be an animator, provides a look at the day-to-day activities of an animator, and includes information about the stages of animation, and great moments in animation history, as well as little-known facts about the field.

Tells the life story of artist and entrepreneur Walt Disney, discussing his childhood and young adulthood in Missouri; his innovations in animated film, television, and business; and events, such as the 1941 strike at his studio, that shaped the conflict between art and business with which he struggled.

Provides an overview of the field of animation; features detailed descriptions of ten related career options, covering education requirements, advancement possibilities, salary ranges, and outlook; offers advice on how young people can prepare for animation jobs; and includes resources for further study.

A biography of Walt Disney, famous animator and creator of Mickey Mouse.

Discusses the life of Walt Disney, including his early childhood, education, interests, the creation of Mickey Mouse, and the development of the Disney theme parks.

Examines the life and career of Tex Avery, creator of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Droopy, and other cartoon superstars, discussing his inspirations and innovations in the field of animation.

The cartoon animator tells how he and other animators at Warner Bros. studio created the world of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies.

Biography of American animator Walt Disney the creator of Mickey Mouse, looking at his use of television, film, and theme parks to reflect his ideas about middle-class values and life in small town America.

Walt and Roy Disney started Disney studio in 1923 which produced Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, the first animated feature film, and Disneyland theme parks.

Biography of animator Walt Disney focusing on his twenty-five year association with the F.B.I., antisemitism, and the darker side of his personality.