Legendary animation director, Ralph Bakshi discusses how he survived the collapse of theatrical animation and offers tips to current animators for how to succeed in the cartoon business. ( ASIFA-Ho...
Legendary animation director, Ralph Bakshi discusses how he survived the collapse of theatrical animation and offers tips to current animators for how to succeed in the cartoon business. ( ASIFA-Hollywood / www.animationarchive.org / San Diego Comic-Con 2008 )
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Just never let their misunderstanding/ignorance mess with your passion for animation - if anything, let it fuel you, friend. Just my 2 cents since I've been in similar shoes. :)
While I strongly believe in the 'different strokes for different blokes' philosophy and that personal taste shouldn't have to be accounted for, Bakshi still makes a great and undeniable point. Love or hate whatever you want, but too much of something stagnates the mind and when you got an industry that insists that it stay that way, it also then stifles talent and creativity. So it's okay to like Disney, but too much is too much.
I wouldn't say it's a superiority complex. He sounds more like an uncle who is frustrated with lazy youth and is trying to light a fire under some ass. He's not wrong.
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This guy could be my biographer.