Prod. UM45 - Donald and Pluto Mosaic
Based on my posting of the draft of Prod. UM45, Donald and Pluto, Jeff Watson has made a mosaic, "Mark Mayerson Style," of this film, and here it is! Thanks, Jeff!
Jeff noted that there seemed to be some extra scenes in the beginning. Since these are all using the same background, it is my opinion that these are camera-cuts: within this (20 second) scene, there would be indications on the exposure sheets to move the camera abruptly to a new location, thereby giving the sense of a cut to a new scene. The animation just continues, the camera looking at a different spot...
Note: I may not be able to do any posting before April 4th or so! Check back - who knows!
Jeff noted that there seemed to be some extra scenes in the beginning. Since these are all using the same background, it is my opinion that these are camera-cuts: within this (20 second) scene, there would be indications on the exposure sheets to move the camera abruptly to a new location, thereby giving the sense of a cut to a new scene. The animation just continues, the camera looking at a different spot...
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Note: I may not be able to do any posting before April 4th or so! Check back - who knows!
Labels: Mosaic
posted by Hans Perk at 6:00 AM
3 Comments:
oh man I LOVE that short!
I had no idea it's almost just a two man show, Spencer and Roberts!
They had to crank these out in less than a month I believe. For some there was only two weeks to do it, and the animation is still much better than a lot of stuff you see in features these days. Amazing.
Hi Hans,
Do you have any plans to post anymore animator drafts from the Disney cartoon features? I always found those more fascinating than the cartoon shorts.
God so many cool scenes. Talk about clear staging. Love the affects animation in this piece.
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