Back in 1977, Star Wars changed our lives forever. This film inspired a new generation of young filmmakers and artists to pursue their dreams and learn the ways of the force. Relive the magic now and celebrate the creativity from an earlier and simpler time...
So here are a few Star Wars items I own and talk about... Enjoy!
Here is another Star Wars video I made several years ago when Covid was just beginning and I was still attempting to celebrate the occasion...
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The Oscars are happening on Sunday, March 12 and I recently interviewed Luigi Allemano, who is a music composer and sound designer on an Oscar nominated animated short film entitled "The Flying Sailor". In the interview below, Luigi talks working with directorsAmanda Forbis and Wendy Tilby, and about his curse of working on nominated films, but never winning the Oscar.
Enjoy the thought provoking film based on a true story...
We are crossing our fingers in hopes that "The Flying Sailor" wins the Oscar and helps break the "Curse of Luigi" for once and for all. If you enjoyed this post, head over to Animateducated on YouTube to subscribe or leave a comment.
Animatededucated surpassed the 1,000 subscribers, but still needs to obtain 1500 or more Watch Hours in order for YouTube to start monetizing to pay a fee for my content. Not sure when that might be, but so far we are up to 1039 subscribers and people seem to be enjoying what I am posting.
Here's a short for the New Year if you like playing the guitar...
Here is an episode about Ray Patin, a Disney animator who went on to have his own animation studio and created many animated commercials back in the early 60s. You can see a pencil test from a Donald Duck cartoon called Sea Scouts as well as some rare home movies he shot during his days at the Disney studio during Snow White. He also shot some footage during the Disney Strike from 1941.
I have several interviews which are in the works, the next one you will meet 2d Animation artist Tina Nawrocki.
Tina brought her 1930's rubber hose character style to the Cuphead videogame and loves animating on paper! She will tell you all about her Archery on Horseback riding and how she made the switch to animation.
I also will be talking to Tony White about his new Animation book for students.
Lots of new things in the New Year and if you liked what you see, please subscribe to the Animateducated YouTube channel to show your support!
