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This document provides a brief history of animation milestones from 1908 to 2013. It notes that Emile Cohl created the first animated film in 1908 by drawing each frame by hand. In the 1920s, the multiplane camera was introduced, allowing for layered animation. In 1937, Walt Disney produced Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the first feature-length animated film. In the 1950s, Hanna-Barbera created the first primetime animated television show. Xerography was adapted for animation in the 1940s and computers began being used for animation in the 1970s, with Pixar's Toy Story being the first computer animated feature film in 1995.
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- 1. HISTORY
- 2. THE FIRST TRADITIONAL ANIMATED SHORT French artist Emile Cohl is credited with the first ever animated film-1908’s Fantasmagorie.Cohl made the film by drawing each frame on a piece of paper and shooting it on film.
- 3. IN 1924
- 5. 1937 The film Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs produced by Walt Disney.
- 6. FIRST PRIMETIME ANIMATED TELEVISION SHOW Hanna-Barbera brought countless characters into audience’ homes with their Impressive catalog of television shows. In 1950s,they earned an Emmy for their work on The Huckleberry Hound Show.
- 7. XEROGRAPHY In 1942,Chester Carlson developed an electro photographic technique later dubbed Xerography. Disney legend Ub lwerks adapted the technique for animation-first testing its use during the production of Sleeping Beauty and the short film Goliath ll.
- 9. ROGER RABBIT A LIVE ACTION ACTOR AND AN ANIMATED CHARECTER
- 10. CAPS APS would go on to develop 2D and 3D integration, allowing animators to color sequences that featured hand drawn characters ALADDIN,THE LION KING, and THE HUNCHBACK of NOTRE DAME.
- 11. 1995 The 1995 animated film TOY STORY was not only revolutionary in fact that it was the first computer animated feature, it set up the computer animation workflow that has since been adapted for new technology-yet still mostly in place today.
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- 13. 2013 FROZEN is a famous 2013 American 3D computer animated musical fantasy film.
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