Channel Frederator
Fri, Oct 28 2005 12:08
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Finally someone has done it! A fantastic way to get cartoons! Head on over to Channel Frederator. A new way of distributing cartoons from the people at Frederator Studios. From there go ahead and download or subscribe to an RSS feed and get your cartoons! By subscribing to the feed (in iTunes or other aggregator) you will have cartoons delivered straight to your computer! A great avenue for artists to show their work! It is currently a free service. After seeing the first few shorts though, I would have no problem paying for this service if I know the artists were getting paid for their work. For now, I am more than happy to enjoy it for free. I especially enjoyed the "Mantelope" cartoon! They were all really good though!
Great job guys! Keep up the great work!
- steve
Great job guys! Keep up the great work!
- steve


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Animation Archive
Sun, Oct 23 2005 11:57
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Here's a post we received from Stephen Worth concerning the Animation Archive Project
Thanks,
Steve
We are behind anything that preserves the artwork and knowledge of the art form known as animation. Good luck with the project Steve!
-steve and hoops
Hello,
John Kricfalusi recently donated his archives to ASIFA-Hollywood. Included with the donation were original storyboards from Ren & Stimpy, copies of layouts dating back to Mighty Mouse, production manuals, and boxes and boxes of reference binders. We also have the production files from Mike Lah's Quartet Films, with material related to television commercials (Tony the Tiger, Snap Crackle Pop, Green Giant, etc.) dating back to the 1950s.
We're looking for volunteers to sort, catalog and help us make the material available for use by the public in our Archive facility in Burbank. If you, or anyone you know is interested, please contact me at sworth@animationarchive.org.
You can find more info on the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive at...
John Kricfalusi recently donated his archives to ASIFA-Hollywood. Included with the donation were original storyboards from Ren & Stimpy, copies of layouts dating back to Mighty Mouse, production manuals, and boxes and boxes of reference binders. We also have the production files from Mike Lah's Quartet Films, with material related to television commercials (Tony the Tiger, Snap Crackle Pop, Green Giant, etc.) dating back to the 1950s.
We're looking for volunteers to sort, catalog and help us make the material available for use by the public in our Archive facility in Burbank. If you, or anyone you know is interested, please contact me at sworth@animationarchive.org.
You can find more info on the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive at...
Thanks,
Steve
We are behind anything that preserves the artwork and knowledge of the art form known as animation. Good luck with the project Steve!
-steve and hoops


A few new ones...
We have posted 3 new sets of Walt Stanchfield notes. Please feel free to add them to your collection!
-steve and hoops
-steve and hoops


Cheeeeeeese!

What did you think of The Curse of the Were-Rabbit ? Feel free to post your own comments.
- steve

