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#39.2, 5pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

#101.4, 3pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Onward directors of photography Sharon Calahan, ASC and Adam Habib frame a fantastical adventure in the virtual world

#35.12, 3pp

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#35.6, 3pp

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Working 30 feet underwater

#35.2, 5pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

The cameramen who gather the interesting footage for Walt Disney’s ‘‘True-Life Adventures” are essentially naturalists or scientists who made the motion picture camera a vital tool in their studies.

#32.7, 2pp

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They filmed two Academy Award winners for Walt Disney, in 16mm Kodachrome.

#31.2, 3pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Unit Operating safety and efficiency keynote design

#28.11, 5pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 2 - How Animated Cartoons Are Made

#28.10, 3pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 1 - A Day At Disney's

#40.11, 4pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Walt Disney's First Non-Cartoon Animated Film

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Text (Magazine), Feature

[Victor ad]

#40.5, 5pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 9 - Animation in television an commercial film productions

#40.3, 4pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 8 - Inking and painting

#40.2, 4pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 7 - Animating dialog

#40.1, 3pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 6 - Cleanup and In-betweening

#39.11, 4pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 5 - In-Betweening

#39.10, 5pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 4 - The Animator’s Problems

#39.9, 4pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 3 - Planning the Staging and Setting

#39.8, 7pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 2 - Production Preparation

#39.7, 5pp

Text (Magazine), Feature

Part 1 - Systematized procedure, Story men and Story sketch artists