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Uploaded by on Jul 1, 2006

The first cartoon from the movie Fantastic Animation Festival (1975) featuring Pink Floyd's One of these days.

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  • It's got a really good sense of movement and perspective, but I don't know if I like the narrative structure. It just seems to showcase the same handful of techniques over and over again, something that screams "student film". It's a pretty freaking impressive student film, though, especially for its time.

  • wikipedia claims this is an extra on the PINK FLOYD PULSE DVD but i cant find it. I have this on a bootleg video somewhere

  • FLOYD RIVER

  • This is really cool. I only heard of Ian Eames from Pink Floyd's "Pulse" DVD. I never knew this is where he got his start. I especially didn't even know anything about The Fantastic Animation Festival either. I was born the year it was out. I'm guessing this might have been where Mike Judge/Don Hertzfeldt got inspired to start their "Animation Show" from. Thanks for posting all these.

  • wasn't there a video set to this music, where a mosquito bit a human and it showed the blood, the cells, the atomic structure, then went from micro to macro , to the planets, the galaxcies, univerce?

  • Gawd, this takes me back to when I saw this as a teen....wow!

  • it deserves to be seen on a movie screen, like in 1977, when i saw it the first time

  • I love this one. I remember watching this on the big screen in Dallas in 1977. the whole "Fantastic Animation Festival" is great.

  • I have a 16mm copy of this in my collection.

    This guy does have a webpage, but I find it difficult writing it here, but you can Google it easy.

  • I've always loved this...the 3-D looks like how computer animation would eventually look! I'd never seen the beginning before....

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