Please note: if an earlier link doesn't work, it may have changed following an update! Check the Category Labels in the side-bar on the right! There you can find animator drafts for sixteen complete Disney features and eighty-six shorts,
as well as Action Analysis Classes and many other vintage animation documents!

Sunday, February 11, 2018

Prod. 2057 - Fun and Fancy Free (XIX)  - Prod. 2048 - Bongo - Seq. 05.0 - Too Good To Be True (Fantasy)

64 65 66 67
Directed by Jack Kinney assisted by Ted Sebern.
Layout by Don DaGradi.
This FINAL draft dated 4/10/1947 by Eva Jane "'jane" Sinclair.

Animation by Les Clark (supervising animator), Ward Kimball, Art Babbitt, Al Coe, Tom Massey, Ted Bonnicksen and George Goepper. Effects by Sandy Strothers.

A fantasy of cupid bears, pink clouds and hearts, set to music by Eliot Daniel and lyrics by Buddy Kaye.

Labels: ,

3 Comments:

Anonymous Zartok-35 says...

Les Clark has all the same fellows he did at the opening. I suspect Kinney was an intermediate force between Clark and Babbitt. I feel this particular sequence is an ill suited project for Kinney, who I'd hardly associate with this level of saccharine cuteness. Seeing as Bonnicksen and Goepper are still around for this, I think we can safely say they were active and animated their Happy Valley scenes in the late 1940s. Goepper became Eric Larsons assistant afterwards.

Sunday, February 11, 2018 at 3:59:00 PM PST  
Anonymous Steven Hartley says...

A lot of the supervising animators in "Bongo", so it seems - involves casting by sequence.

Interesting to see Les Clark's solely animated scene, only consists of limited animation - compared to the other scenes he supervises in the rest of this sequence.

Sunday, February 11, 2018 at 4:52:00 PM PST  
Anonymous John Veitch says...

Same Les Clark team we saw before, and, curiously, the first two shots with the cupids by Ward Kimball. I wonder why they weren't given to one of the Clark unit as well? (Did Ward design the cupids, and Les Clark and his team were following from his example?)

The final shot by George Goepper is not assigned a supervising animator. Going by the following sequence, we might assume Ward Kimball.

Tuesday, February 13, 2018 at 3:38:00 PM PST  

Post a Comment

<< Home