Comedy for Animators
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Comedy for Animators is my book about the art and history of physical comedy for people in animation. Available at that online bookstore. Learn more about me: http://stupix.com/
Here is a fine example of how gags can be re-used. Here are two clips showing both Oswald and Mickey having to discipline a misbehaving wiener. #Disney
Donald Duck makes a Three Stooges sound.
Jay Ward’s shows had some of the best writers in the business.
June Foray and Bill Scott #BOTD the voices of Rocky and Bullwinkle. "It was a special show for special people," said Scott, who also voiced Mr. Peabody and Dudley Do-Right and was the head writer and co-producer of the show (with Jay Ward). #TVSky #animation
How many times has Bugs jumped into his den? In comedy it helps to find clever ways to do common things.
This is an insane chase sequence. #Animation #TerryToons #comedy
I love cartoons where every character seems to be having a good time. Goopy Gear (1932) Directed by Rudolf Ising.
Effects animation can add so much to a simple scene. #animation
Let’s Ring Doorbells (1935) A Scrappy cartoon from Charle’s Mintz
Drunk Daffy races off to save his duckling. Wise Quacks (1939) #LooneyTunes
Savoring a small victory. Oh What a Knight (1928) #Disney #animation #Comedy
Ozempic can’t compete with cartoon “reducing pills.”
In animation, anything can become a character, including a crack in the house.