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Tag Archives: Burt Gillett
1931 Disney Staff Caricatures & Profiles – pt 5
Here in the continued auto-bios of the Disney staffers, Bert Lewis lists his creds, Floy Gottfredson touts his own good looks, and Burt Gillett name-drops.
The Second Disney Task
After Babbitt completed his first inbetweening test, news of his speed spread across the studio “like wildfire.” Cartoons were, by their nature, expensive to make, requiring more time to produce six minutes of footage than a live action film required. … Continue reading
Posted in 1932-1941: Disney Glory Days, Animation, Disney, Mickey Mouse
Tagged Ben Sharpsteen, Burt Gillett, cartoons, Dave Hand, Disney, Disney Studios, Hyperion, Pluto, Wilfred Jackson
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The First Disney Task
When Art finally got hired at Disney Studios in July 1932, he, like countless others before and after him, was assigned to inbetween another animator’s drawings. Inbetweening is low on the animation rung, but luckily for Art, the studio had … Continue reading