History Of Animation Documentary

[@RayPointerChannel]

Hey, 12 years were skipped. A lot happened between Gertie the Dinosaur (1916) and 1928 including the development of the cel technique by Hurd and Bray, and the inventions of Max Fleischer that included The Rotoscope and Rotograph. Not only that, STEAMBOAT WILLE was NOT the first sound animated cartoon. Fleischer was releasing the KO-KO SONG CAR-TUNES in sound starting in 1925 up to 1927. Also Paul Terry's DINNER TIME had already played on Broadway in August, 1928, nearly three months before the soundtrack to STEAMBOAT WILLIE was recorded. But because the RKO theater chain was still being established and wired for sound, Terry's release was delayed, while Disney's cartoon, distributed first independently made an instant impact. If one is really going to "tell" the history of animation, one needs to tell the whole story. The trouble is that for decades people were only given the Disney history as if there was no one else in the field. The fact is that Disney built upon the discoveries of all of those who came before him, and Max Fleischer was one of those innovators who Walt Disney benefited from immensely.

[@louishamilton1710]

Ray Pointer my sentiments exactly...

[@awsomehalo_16]

Brah...........No body cares!!!!!!!

[@awsomehalo_16]

same to you..................................... no body cares

[@Badjack114]

He is right and it is vital to not miss out key points of history like i have done which i knew would happen. so i have pinned this comment as i should have ages ago so any one else doing research can read the comments and learn more that i have missed. :) which is a good way for every one to get involved

[@zorman180]

This man went off at this guy Rip Also when When did i ask

[@mellybee7036]

We watched this in animation class today and it was very helpful.

[@RayPointerChannel]

I wonder if your teacher expanded on the material since there are a lot of significant details left out.

[@chrisreil9917]

Fanatstic! I use this very early on in my Animation classes for my High School students. Would absolutely, I know it would be work for you, to see the last few years updated. Great material Jack!

[@katsena477]

Jack, I am currently teaching an online MUSICAL ANIMATION class for 4th and 5th grade students during distance learning in San Francisco. Your film has been very much enjoyed by the students! It's clear, nicely paced, and humorous. We are really enjoying it. Thank you !

[@freyashaw9958]

That’s amazing, I would love to know more, how’s it going?

[@commentman7446]

Ehh... yes the film plays in 24 FPS, but usually they don't animate in 24 FPS (Which is referred to as "animating in ones"). It's just not necessary most of the time. The speed at which the animators animate depends on the shot and movement (and budget).

[@TetradArt]

This was awesome dude!!! Thank you for putting time into making this!!!!

[@brandongovreau9218]

I think to hire dimensional beings we look like Dot's flashing in and out of existence making colors and popping noises

[@justthatmaddie6249]

Don't mind me, I'm watching this for school.

[@Oscarhudson_Official]

TV animation is my dream job. I'm making Breton Buddies (which features Oscar, Lisa, John, Chloe and Billie), The Early Ones (which features Bill and Bob), Mega Tone the iPhone, Teddy the Teddy Bear, Hot Spots and others.

[@progcoo4826]

This is a wonderful job. I would only add that some credit should be given to the predicursors to claymation, especially the early animation puppet works of Starevich, such as Rozhdestvo Obitateley Lesa from around 1913

[@briansalazar7397]

Claymation is Gumby. The animation you referenced as “ claymation is actually known as “ stop motion “ animation where various mechanical armatures are built& dressed to perform long shoots & ware& tear.

[@oliviaolmstead3568]

Not bad. Useful for reviewing for my animation class. Completely ignores Fleischer Studios and they very important contributions to animation, which was a bummer. Also nothing about Ub Iwerks.

[@20cnVision]

Thought this would be helpful to watch as some sort of review off my class, but 5 minutes in and we're at steamboat willie? We missed like hours of important animators.

[@cartoonworld1000]

@@20cnVision A true animation history documentary would have been way longer than this, how can you skip all these important Animator's who have pioneered many things in animation

[@bideoman8509]

Very good points.

[@btecit5760]

Simply and clearly explained Jack. I have recommended that my students watch your video. Hope you got full marks for this.

[@kylothewolff1098]

6:47 I have a few of the cells from the actual movie hanging up in my room.

[@LeonardoCollywell2004]

Thanks for this! I’m using it for my history final, a personal research project on the history of animation.

[@theshadowmaster2702]

I was in multimedia class and our teacher put this video on and as soon as they started talking about anime I wanted fairytail to show up because it's my favorite and I thought they probably weren't going to show it because it's rare for people to talk about it like this but when you literally gave it it's own video show time I was so lit up and surprise to be perfectly honest 😂

[@wiovelli]

Best 24 minutes spent ever

[@jurriv9291]

My art teacher showed me this...As homework

[@zorman180]

At the end this guy litterally admits hes a weeb

[@Theglorg]

bruh

[@moss5356]

god damn _masterful_ thumbnail

[@nicholasr9892]

lmao i clicked on this video just because I was so baffled by the incredible graphic design of the thumbnail

[@user-zs1vx7sv7g]

Why does no one knows Walt lied he knew he didn’t make the first sound animation which the title belong to max not Walt

[@RayPointerChannel]

The "lies" are mixed up in publicity and context. This is just as inaccurate as saying that there were no sound films before "The Jazz Singer." There were as early as 1922 when deForest was promoting the Phonofilm process.

[@ariannagorbet6674]

Felix the Cat: Am I important?

[@renobledukajah9867]

wait, no "Final Fantasy: spirit within"? it was the first widely released movie to be made primarily with motion capture technology.

[@AniMercuryX]

Great work man, smooth and well structured narration :-).

[@CTEMS.aryanpur]

Love if you could enable cc options

[@turtlecre8tion]

I watched this video for a merit badge and it really helped me. It is really interesting to watch.

[@onesoo8480]

this was amazing. all the clip, audio and even your voice . i bet this will help a lot for my research

[@theredblur9598]

(1:40) What was the name of that device from the 1800s and how do you spell it?

[@deathymoon1813]

My animation teacher is assigning this as homework

[@inkyheartsstudios1116]

That's why I want to be an animator in character development😊 Dream job😍😘

[@Badjack114]

Allison Luvs 2 Draw I hope you achieve your dream job 😊

[@inkyheartsstudios1116]

Jack webb Thank you Sooo much! I've watched Pixar movies when I was a baby and still do. Like monsters inc 😊

[@Badjack114]

Bruh, Pixar was my childhood seen practically all of them. Best one in my opinion, Bugs Life 😂😂😂

[@functionalschizophr]

how does a documentary on animation skip the work done in the late 40's - early 60's....it's a bloody mystery to me...I am so confused...

[@BudokaiMan-mr9tw]

functionalschizophr Yeah, and what about betty boop, Popeye, and bugs bunny, micky mouse wasn't the only one to make an impact on the world of animation.

[@thelemoneater]

thanks, learned quite a bit, it will make researching for my art history assignment a bit easier :D

[@michaelmagee2503]

Something happened in 1908... Fantasmagorie

[@TEMP95383O]

Had to watch this in my online art lesson anybody here in 2021

[@TheLolmylove]

''Sourpuss-the woman hater'' U can relate to him then, cant u Walt?

[@AbhisarBalodi]

1:44 its not a phonotrope its a Thaumatrope

[@humanoidkarasu1146]

can you add captions or names because sometimes the name are not clear.

[@KingKongjr-b7k]

Did you mention looney tunes???

[@secretcity8447]

WHERE DID YOU FIND ALL THIS INFORMATIONS?

[@Bone250]

Whats the song in 18:30 and nice vid

[@bronze2133]

You forgot one thing in 1924 animation with sound was born

[@DennisTamayo]

Don't forget the Animaniacs revival on Hulu!

[@SupportWorkerLeeW]

I liked the video. Some parts were a bit quiet.

[@lightninggamer2968]

I WAS NOT EXPECTING ATTCK ON TITAN

[@JOHNTECH112]

we want more like this video bro

[@everythingeverything229]

what was the music you use for this video

[@carlyhewett2391]

we used this is class so helpful do you think you'll do a mini vid up to 2017??

[@Badjack114]

WOW!! glad the content i maid that was originally for an assignment is being used to educate others. And not at this moment sorry.

[@stuffsthingsthingsstuff8695]

@Jack webb: This is wonderful!! Well done! That Cresta ad is very interesting with the tie-in to Jack Nicholson in Easy Rider. Where did you find that?

[@bideoman8509]

There’s a lot of good info here but there are so milestones skipped and some information isn’t quite correct. It listed looney tunes being a hit in the 60’s. They started in the 30’s and peaked in the 40s and 50’s. Also robotech and other shows were big in the USA before Akira. No disrespect, but wanted to add in some thoughts and corrections. Really enjoyed the documentary overall. Looks like a lot of work went into it. 👍

[@jlwaddey9579]

well done, m8!

[@sackboyion]

I don't think CGI is easier nor cheaper then cell animation

[@bruhtendency1901]

Really enjoyable :)

[@Wil_lyp]

0:50 What is the music called?

[@momoividz2861]

a very nice video

[@hypercortical7772]

Isnt anime cell animation?

[@lori6737]

this was shown in my it class

[@Badjack114]

Your joking 😂😂😂 was not expecting that 😂😂😂😂

[@lori6737]

me and my friends did not expect the anime to come up

[@Badjack114]

what where you being taught?

[@apurbaghosh4856]

Good job, Jack Webb.

[@dg4720]

I appreciate this for what it is but no mention at all of companies other than Disney and Pixar, or specific artists, was a little disappointing.

[@luisdiazreynoso]

Cool video

[@denisevelasco3388]

OMg Attack on Titannnn, beatitudes hereee

[@NeverSwitch]

Hello class

[@vdtta777]

that was cool

[@dexterdextrow7248]

Gertie might be female, but did she Identify as such? Let's do a 40 minute analysis concerning the sexual orientation of gertie the dinosaur! Yay!

[@Da.Liar-Pig]

I like 2D paper drawing animation

[@ChadwickMann]

micky mouses THIRD episode had sound

[@dekock5]

it is cool

[@Rich-zh4yl]

8:13 that face though

[@adelarscheidt]

documAntary

[@Badjack114]

I love how this has been up for almost 3 years and i only just notice. XD

[@dietwine]

You need to turn down the volume on your background music... your voice is too quiet that it's distracting.

[@chazplayson9769]

Why have u deleted it

[@Badjack114]

I haven't its been blocked on mobile phone devices and games consoles due to "copy right" issues with one song.

[@Noah-px8rr]

Anyone here for school?

[@yareyarereviews8436]

dont say fairy tail is funny you like it cause you are not mature.And if schools are watching this they are getting spoiled by this man

[@lucasmadruga3496]

❤❤❤❤

[@sarahaprincesa]

Wow❤

[@devinwhitaker792]

Anyone from sayre GHS

[@ericchen9270]

im evil kid

[@ericchen9270]

me too

[@ericchen9270]

me three

[@goo1818]

um you spelled weeb wrong

[@ZeroLoL0]

channel

[@kasenkelley5227]

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[@woah2much139]

Robert Jetco jL