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    Features movies, articles and biographical information about the filmmmaker. Arriflex rate cards.
    Art & Science of Cinematography...... . The Director of Photography is the custodian of the heart of film making ... as the writers are of its soul ... his tool is a box with a glass window, lifeless until he breathes into it his creative spirit and injects into its steel veins, the plasma of his imagination .... the product of his camera, and therefore of his magic, means many things to many



    OnVideo Guide to Home Video Releases: DVDs
  • . Extras: Vintage "Fitzpatrick TravelTalk" short "Cherry Blossom Time in Japan, " musical short "A Girl's Best Years"; available separately for $19.97



    Cartoon Brew
  • . Simon contacted me saying, "Hey, I worked on this film, here's some rare stuff." He sent me the widescreen DVD version of the THIEF from Japan, which is pretty rare, a beautiful copy of a 1980 documentary about the film and some really rare camera tests he'd saved from the film

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    Toon Zone
  • . Reported by Karl Olson on 06-28-2006 1:26 PM You know every once and a while, an anime will come out of Japan that just really blows the doors off what people thought could be done in the way of animation, storytelling and overall scenario
  • . Reported by Ace the Bathound on 06-27-2006 2:32 PM ICv2.com is reporting that the Sojitz Corporation's Japan Content Investments (JCI) investor group has made
  • . The article states that the investment will allow ADV Films to raise its output of anime titles and expand its operations in North America, Europe, and Japan


    Internet Movie Database
  • . aka Kingudamu hâtsu II (Japan) (2005) (V) (voice) ...
  • . aka Transformers: Matrix yo eien ni (Japan) (1986) (voice) (uncredited) ...
  • . Joe (Japan) - (1985) TV Episode (voice) ...
  • . aka Tatakae! Chô robot seimeitai Transformer (Japan) ..
  • . aka Transformer 2010 (Japan: third season title) ..


    The Puppetry Home Page
  • . Automata - images and explaniation of Japanese clockwork puppets - Included is a translation of a short sequence from the work Le monde des automates, with origional french text and a modern mecanical doll, constructed with lessons leaned from the Jaquet-Droz
  • . Bunraku (one of the traditional theatrical arts in Japan using puppets) by Matthew Johnson - videos, music, information about make-up, history and more - Located on the cradle of Bunraku, the national theater of Bunraku forms a comprehensive complex of related facilities including the main theater, training institution and archives for historiographical materials
  • . - selected images from The Doll Theater Bunraku Puppets in the Whitman College Collections - - Information on college credit university summer programs for training in Japanese puppets, as well as language and culture


    Dreamland Japan
  • ok with excerpt on the similarities between The Lion King and Kimba the White Lion.
    DREAMLAND JAPAN Writings on Modern Manga by Frederik L
  • . Schodt "The definitive survey of the Japanese comic book mindscape and one of the great books published in 1996." Alvin Lu, San Francisco Bay Guardian , March 22, 1997 Written by Fred Schodt, author of the classic Manga! Manga! The World of Japanese Comics
  • . Dreamland Japan is a current snapshot of what's happening in the manga universe today
  • . With over 100 black and white illustrations and 8 pages in full color, Dreamland Japan is the most up-to-the-minute guide to manga available 360 pages, paperback, ISBN 1-880656-23-X, $19.95 Read about Fred's: Congratulations to author Frederik L
  • . The Asahi newspaper announced May 14, 2000, that Fred has been named recipient of the prestigious Osamu Tezuka Culture Award "Special Prize" in recognition of his work introducing Japanese manga to overseas audiences
  • . The award comes with a cash prize and a ceremony at the Imperial hotel in Japan

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    Tribute to Miyazaki's Mononoke Hime
  • neral information and insight, images, downloadable trailers and links.
    hirteen years after Hayao Miyazaki created Kaze no Tani no Nausicaä (Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind, 1984), Japan's greatest animation director finally made Mononoke Hime (Princess Mononoke, 1997), his "sequel" to Nausicaä
  • . As one of the greatest directors/animators/manga writers Japan has ever produced, Miyazaki has frequently been dubbed the "Walt Disney of Japan" (though he probably dislikes the title himself)
  • . Mononoke takes place during the Muromachi Era (1392-1573) in Japan, as war rages between the Tatara (a town of working class people led by the cunning and fearless Lady Eboshi) and the Animal Gods of the primal forests who worship the mysterious Shishi-gami
  • . Of course, almost two decades after the first success of Studio Ghibli, only now is a wider audience beginning to recognize Miyazaki's works through the Disney/Tokuma deal (giving Disney international rights to nine animated titles from Ghibli, several of which were top box-office hits in Japan)


    Save Our Sailors (SOS) Campaign Headquarters
  • . of Japan, and the YTV Network of Canada
  • . Toei and PNP do not seem to have come to an agreement concerning the reduction of fees to Naoko Takeuchi for overseas (outside of Japan) versions of PGSM
  • . It appears that Toei is making good on its threat not to license PGSM outside of Japan
  • . Meanwhile (as we previously reported on June 23, 2004 via our now defunct tickertape), the total eclipse in Japan will end this Fall
  • . Sports Nippon (a Japanese newspaper) reported that the Tokyo Broadcasting System would air the show which would use Computer Generated effects
  • . Home Video releases of the long running series of Japanese musicals by Bandai America but then abandoned when Toei Animation would not (or could not) negotiate for an American Home Video release
  • . The original deal for Sera-Myu was for Japan only, an American deal could interfere with a live action feature deal
  • . Consistently popular in Japan, the anime revolves around the short tempered, hot-headed, red-haired sorceress Lina Inverse


    Disney Acquires Latest Miyazaki Smash
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    4/11/02 Disney Acquires Latest Miyazaki Smash, Spirited Away The Walt Disney Studios has acquired all domestic theatrical, home entertainment and TV rights to Hayao Miyazaki’s latest animated blockbuster, Spirited Away , Japan’s all-time top grossing film ($234 million) from Studio Ghibli
  • . In addition to domestic rights, Disney will also control video rights in Japan as well as all theatrical, home entertainment and TV rights in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and France
  • . Released in Japan last July, Spirited Away follows the fanciful adventures of a 10-year-old girl named Chihiro, who discovers a secret world when she and her family get lost and venture through a hillside tunnel
  • . Princess Mononoke has sold four million units ($130 million) to date in Japan alone


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  • . With Haku's help, Chihiro finds out that the place she's trapped in is really a bath house for the spirits who explore our world, and how to survive in what seems to be a Japanese version of Alice In Wonderland , with the admonition that Chihiro never forgets her name, otherwise, she would never be able to return to her own world
  • . When she agrees to work for Yubaba, the bath house owner and signs the contract, Yubaba removes three of the four Japanese characters from Chihiro's name, leaving her with the name of Sen, which she must now use
  • . When most people think of Japanese animation (better known as animè), many people think of the sugar-coated kids' shows such as Sailor Moon , Pokémon , or Digimon and just dismiss them, forgetting that they grew up watching shows like Voltron , Star Blazers , Robotech , or even Speed Racer
  • . This is Miyazaki's first film after the Japanese box office hit Princess Mononoke , which became the top grossing film ever in the Japanese box office, only to be beaten a few months later by the release of Titanic

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  • . In Japan, it beat the record set by Titanic for box office receipts
  • . Hewitt meticulously translated the movie, making sure that Japanese cultural references made sense, and matching words to lip movements in the idiotic way that Americans dub movies


    Chicago Sun-Times: Spirited Away
  • . It is the best animated film of recent years, the latest work by, the Japanese master who is a god to the Disney animators
  • . Because many adults have an irrational reluctance to see an animated film from Japan (or anywhere else), I begin with reassurances: It has been flawlessly dubbed into English by ("Toy Story"), it was co-winner of this year's Berlin Film Festival against "regular" movies, it passed "" to become the top-grossing film in Japanese history, and it is the first film ever to make more than $200 million before opening in America
  • . Don't avoid it because of what you think you know about animation from Japan
  • . Japanese myths often use shape-shifting, in which bodies reveal themselves as facades concealing a deeper reality
  • . Miyazaki's drawing style, which descends from the classical Japanese graphic artists, is a pleasure to regard, with its subtle use of colors, clear lines, rich detail and its realistic depiction of fantastical elements


    Anime Versus American Animation
  • mparative essay regarding two distinguished forms of animated media.
    Anime versus American Animation Thesis Statement This is my thesis statement -- while American animation and Japanese animation both have their virtues, the style of American animation, in general, has a significant amount of higher quality
  • . On the other hand, in Japan, anime has been allowed to flourish all over
  • . Comparatively, its Japanese cousin has hundreds
  • . The American form of animation has not had its techniques advanced through as many stages or been perfected as much as Japanese anime has
  • . This would lead some to the conclusion that Japanese animation is inherently better than American animation; a false conclusion that I will dissect piece by piece as we go on
  • . Any animation project cannot be a flop or else (as in showbiz terms) so-and-so "will never work in this town again!" Compare this to all that garbage floating around in Japan
  • . Of course, it will be a while before animators are given the freedom and creativity that have made the Japanese successful for the last decade


    Mr. Heitman's Wonderful World of Disney
  • . Toad’s Wild Ride (GONE); It’s a Small World; Snow White’s Adventures; Diamond Horseshoe Revue; Frontier Shooting Gallery; Country Bear Jamboree; Mike Fink Keel Boats; Hall of Presidents; Haunted Mansion; Main Street horseless carriage, Jitney, fire truck, horse-drawn streetcar and omnibus; Main Street Cinema; Walt Disney World Railroad; Skyway (GONE) and Tomorrowland Indy Speedway 1972 : If You Had Wings (GONE) 1973 : Pirates of the Caribbean; Walt Disney Story; Swan Boats; Tom Sawyer Island 1974 : StarJets; “Magic Carpet ‘Round the World” film (GONE) 1975 : Space Mountain; Carousel of Progress; WEDway PeopleMover; Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes 1980: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 1982: 5 Future World & 9 World Showcase pavilions at Epcot: Spaceship Earth; The Land; Journey Into Imagination; Universe of Energy; World of Motion (GONE); Canada; United Kingdom; France; Mexico; Germany; Italy; China; Japan; American Adventure 1983 Horizons (EC) (GONE) 1984 : Morocco showcase (EC); “American Journeys” film (MK) (GONE) 1986: The Living Seas (EC); Captain EO (EC) (GONE) 1988 : Mickey’s Starland (MK); Norway showcase (EC); Disney-MGM Studios Production facilities 1989 : Dreamflight (MK) (GONE); Wonders of Life (EC); original Disney-MGM Studios attractions: Great Movie Ride; Backstage Studio shuttle tour; Magic of Disney Animation tour; “Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular;” Behind the Scenes Special Effects walking tour (GONE); Superstar Television (GONE); Monster Sound Show (GONE)


    Disney's Dinosaur - Celluloid Dinosaurs, History of Dinosaur Movies
  • . United States: Friday, May 19, 2000 Australia: June 15, 2000 Hong Kong: July 13, 2000 Taiwan: July 15, 2000 Thailand: October 6, 2000 United Kingdom: October 20, 2000 India: October 27, 2000 Czech Republic: November 9, 2000 Austria: November 16, 2000 Germany: November 16, 2000 Netherlands: November 16, 2000 Switzerland: November 16, 2000 Denmark: November 17, 2000 Finlaand: November 17, 2000 Norway: November 17, 2000 Sweden: November 17, 2000 Netherlands: November 23, 2000 Slovakia: November 23, 2000 Bulgaria: November 24, 2000 Greece: November 24, 2000 Hungary: November 24, 2000 Iceland: November 24, 2000 Poland: November 24, 2000 Portugal: November 24, 2000 Spain: November 24, 2000 Yugoslavia: November 24, 2000 Belbium: November 29, 2000 France: November 29, 2000 Italy: December 1, 2000 Romania: December 1, 2000 Baltic States: December 8, 2000 Croatia: December 8, 2000 Estonia: December 8, 2000 Latvia: December 8, 2000 Lithuania: December 8, 2000 Japan: December 9, 2000 Slovenia: December 14, 2000 Azerbaijan: December 15, 2000 Russia: December 15, 2000 Ukraine: December 15, 2000 Lebanon: December 21, 2000 Jordan: December 27, 2000 Egypt: December 27, 2000 Gulf States: December 27, 2000 Kenya: TBA-2000 Bosnia-Herzegovina-TBA 2000 Turkey: January 19, 2001 ADDITIONAL ANIMATION Animators TOM GURNEY ETHAN MARAK NEIL RICHMOND Lead Assistant Animator THOMAS WEIGAND Key Assistant Animators LORI BENSON-NODA YANCY CALZADA MONIQUE DESCHAMPS LELAND J


    Animation Artist Magazine
  • . SHERMAN Score by HARRY GREGSON-WILLIAMS Art Director TOBY BLUTH Director, Walt Disney Animation Japan TAKAMITSU KAWAMURA Supervising Animation Director KENICHI TSUCHIYA Supervising Film Editor ROBERT FISHER, JR
  • . Voice Casting and Dialogue Director JAMIE THOMASON Associate Producer JENNIFER BLOHM Digital Producers DOUG LITTLE & KAREN FERGUSON Executive in Charge of Production SHARON MORRILL ROBINOV Production Manager, Walt Disney Animation Japan NORIYUKI FUKUMARU Storyboard VIKI ANDERSON, KEN BOYER, AMBER TORNQUIST DEFOREST, HOLLY FORSYTH, DENISE KOYAMA & CHRIS OTSUKI Additional Storyboarding by KEITH BAXTER, SEAN BISHOP, BARRY CALDWELL, JASON LETHCOE, PHILLIP MOSNESS, FLOYD NORMAN, CYNTHIA PETROVIK, DAVID PRINCE & LENORD ROBINSON DESIGN & VISUAL DEVELOPMENT Character Design CHRIS BUTLER, KIMIE CALVERT, ROBERT SLEDGE & VINCENT WOODCOCK Character Design Clean-Up KIMIE CALVERT Lead Color Stylist DAVID A


    IMDb
  • . Maybe, it's time for Warners to stop making family feature films and aim the animation at an older audience, which does so well in Japan


    Encyclopedia: Ralph Bakshi
  • . Combatants Allies: Poland, British Commonwealth, France/Free France, Soviet Union, United States, China, and others Axis Powers: Germany, Italy, Japan, and others Casualties Military dead: 17 million Civilian dead: 33 million Total dead: 50 million Military dead: 8 million Civilian dead: 4 million Total dead: 12 million World War II..
  • . Combatants Allies: Poland, British Commonwealth, France/Free France, Soviet Union, United States, China, and others Axis Powers: Germany, Italy, Japan, and others Casualties Military dead: 17 million Civilian dead: 33 million Total dead: 50 million Military dead: 8 million Civilian dead: 4 million Total dead: 12 million World War II..

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