# John Canemaker
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John Cannizzaro Jr. (born 1943), better known as john canemaker, is an American independent animator, animation historian, author, teacher and lecturer. In 1980, he began teaching and developing the animation program at New York University, Tisch School of the Arts', Kanbar Institute of Film and Television Department.
Dumb-Hounded (1943)
Our Cartoonorama continues with our introduction to the MGM studio! Ryan Roe joins this discussion about the debut of one of our favorite characters: Droopy! We talk about Tex Avery's talent for over-the-top gags and how this cartoon fits into (and doesn't fit into) the genre of chase cartoons.
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Happily Ever After? #5: Animated Fairy Tales
Happily Ever After? -- the show where we revisit the fairy tales we fell in love with once upon a time. Since fairy tales made its migration from books to the silver screen, there have been none as ubiquitous as Walt Disney's fairy tales cartoons. We go behind the scenes to explore the making of ic…
When Elephants Fly (Halloween Edition): Seqs. 16-18 ("Clowns Hit Big Boss for a Raise," "Pink Elephants")
*Trigger Warning for discussions of addiction, alcohol and drug abuse, child exploitation, and language*
Happy Halloween!!! Wyatt's back after a brief hiatus and joined by friend Frankie Sparks (@shoottheflick) to talk Dumbo. We try to bring some levity to an otherwise depressing, but insightful su…
A Conversation with Disney Historian John Canemaker
In this episode, Michael and Tom chat with influential animator, author, educator, and historian John Canemaker about his upcoming book The Art of John Canemaker: An Animator's Garden.
Links:
Michael’s Disneyland History Segments
Important DIS links and more information!
Connecting with Walt on T…
The Art of John Canemaker: An Animator's Garden
Show #270 - Hosts Dave Bossert and Aljon Go chat with John Canemaker about his new book, "The Art of John Canemaker: An Animator's Garden." The duo also talks about the latest entertainment news.
Pre-order the book today - The Art of John Canemaker: An Animator's Garden by The Old Mill Press, Inc B…
Stranger Things, One Last Time into the Upside Down (Spoiler Free)
Show #272 New year, new show! Dave Bossert and Aljon Go catch up from the holiday break and review the series finale of Stranger Things, discuss the weekend box office, entertainment news, and more!
Pre-order the book today - The Art of John Canemaker: An Animator's Garden by The Old Mill Press, …
Gertie the Dinosaur (1914)
In this especially nerdy episode, we're going back to the land before time (the silent era) to discuss the work of Winsor McCay! Learn about where animation comes from and just how much McCay changed it.
Host/Producer: J.D. Hansel
Guest: Kristi O.
Cartoon Content Warning: smoking.
I…
Walt Disney Family Museum Events: Mary Blair & Mary Poppins
In this episode, Michael shares with Tom information from two recent talks he attended at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco. The first presentation was "Memories of Mary Blair" with historian John Canemaker and Blair's niece Maggie Richardson. Next, Gregg Sherman, son of composer Richa…
The Women Who Built Disney Animation
In honor of Women's History Month, Michael shares with Tom a look at a group of artists whose contributions to Disney animation have often been overlooked.
Links:
Michael’s Disneyland History Segments
Important DIS links and more information!
Connecting with Walt on Twitter
Dreams Unlimited Trave…
Fantasia [1940] #1
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Commentary by animation historian John Canemaker, featuring archival interviews with Walt Disney
⚠️ This audio commentary is just a selection of what you can find on Archive.org, which is updated almost daily.
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