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posted by Hans Perk at 1:00 PM
Interested in animation since 1975, worked in Holland with Danish animator Børge Ring for four years (incl. on the Oscar-winning 'Anna & Bella'), then moved to Denmark in 1984. In SoCal since 2019.
Co-founder in 1988 of A. Film, Europe's foremost animation studio, in business for over 30 years. We are the studio behind 'The Flight before Christmas', 'Help! I'm a Fish', 'Asterix and the Vikings', 'Checkered Ninja' and many more...
Currently the President and CEO of A. Film L.A., Inc. in Los Angeles,
and director of "Miffy the Movie."
Though we are very involved in new techniques, I share a deep passion for Great Classical Animation with everyone at the studio;
Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston's "Illusion of Life" is our bible.
Look us up on our website where
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4 Comments:
Lots of Rudy Larriva. I'm guessing that the reason he didn't get screen credit is because he left the studio, not because he didn't have enough screen footage.
Now we have a bunch of Larriva shots on a 1949 sheet! This can't be from immediatley after the animation was finished.
Obviously Larriva must have animated this between 2/25/46 and 5/28/47 (thank you, Alberto Becatinni)...
Rudy Larriva was a rather meticulous animator, and sometimes his animation was rather slower, than the other animators (not referring to just Disney). Greg Duffell told me that Chuck Jones who used to have him in his unit and was his favorite animator and was absolutely devastated when he left Warners to work at Disney with Frank Thomas, and never spoken to him since then. He was apparently a very quiet, meek person - as what Greg told me who met him in 1975.
He does a good job with the Winkie scenes here, I must say.
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