From Len Lye to Gollum - New Zealand Animators

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From Len Lye to Gollum - New Zealand Animators

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Presented by an animated pencil, but no less authoritative for it, From Len Lye to Gollum traces the history of Kiwi animation from birth in 1929, to the triumphs of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. The interviews and animated footage cover every base, from early pioneers (Len Lye, Disney import John Ewing) to the possibilities opened by computers (Weta Digital, Ian Taylor’s Animation Research). Along the way Euan Frizzell remembers the dog he found hardest to animate and the famous blue pencil...

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Video

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2004

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/-len-lye-to-gollum-2004

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animation / drawing / cumie the clown / dick frizzell / the wizard of wallaby wallow / disney / disney animation / hairy mclary / hairy maclary / tusalava / footrot flats / advertising / 60s / commercials / murray ball / blue pencil / the underwater melon man / peter jackson / heavenly creatures / weta / massive / shrek / shrek 2 / barry pearce / rose woodman / flipbooks / flip books / freelance animators / animation research / soup / squirt / jamie canard / sidhe interactive / mario wynands / stop motion / stop-motion / 3d / computer games / game industry / the locals / oktobor / nz on air / new zealand on air

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