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Chuck Jones

Work/achievements Loony Tunes   Looney Tunes - Golden Collection   3 0f which are in the National Film Registry(Duck Amuck, One Froggy Evening and Whats Opera, Doc?) hailed by critics to be some of the best cartoons ever made and I hope to explain why later in this blog. Jones also won 3 oscars for Scent -imental resons, So Much for So Little and The dot and the Line. The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics He Recived an Academy Award by the Academy of Motion Picture Art and Sciences for "the creation of classic cartoon cartoons and cartoon characters whose animated lives have brought joy to our real ones for more that half a century" why I believe he's made a major contribution to the world of animation. Chuck showed what could be done on a short time and a low cost. With much less money and time he was able to make cartoons which matched (or in some cases beaten) disney cartoons. He was able to create memrobal characters wh

Walt disney

How to Be Like Walt: Capturing the Disney Magic Every Day of Your Life Disneys Start 1922, fi#E4E4E4 from his job as a cartoonist for not being able to draw. Gets by, by making short silent cartoons for local theatres. He's not a skilled artist and his first animations are basic, but what got him by was his ability to make interesting characters and his story telling ability and it was this that helped him climb to fame. One of the cartoons that was shown was 'Alice's Wonderland'. In this Disney wanted to see how real life and animation could mix into one. This was just testing the idea and later disney made a full length movie, 'mary poppins' is the future that turned out to be a huge success. Mary Poppins (45th Anniversary Special Edition) Oswald the Lucky Rabbit After the end of the Alice series Disney went on to create a character for Carl Laemmle, head of Universal Studios. Carl wanted a cartoon featuring a rabbit and so Oswald