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According to the animators survival kit; Winsor McCay's first animation were his 4000 drawings of 'Little Nemo - 1911' derived from his popular comic book strip Little Nemo in Slumberland. This was followed by how a mosquito operates and then Gertie in 1914
some do.. sad that people consider sliding words across a screen animation these days. It's industria man! you learn to live with it. Doesn't mean you gotta live like it tho ;-)
Wait a sec - this is OLDER that Gertie The Dinosaur?! Are you sure the date is right? And if so, what's with the complete, across-the-board canonical misnomer of calling Gertie the first?!!
By Emile Cohl, that's right. But I always thought "Gertie" was McCay's first stab at animation. Was THIS his first or was there another one before it?
To set the record straight: the first animated film is widely considered to be "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces" by J. Stewart Blackton (NOT Emile Cohl), from 1906. Winsor McCay's first animated film was 1911's "Little Nemo", followed by "How a Mosquito Operates" in 1912 and then "Gertie the Dinosaur" in 1914.
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This is so awesome, I love how 3D the guy is when he moves.
Winsor sure was into a lot of back-and-forthy motion in his animations though.
But this is amazing.
Winsor McCay's first animation were his 4000 drawings of 'Little Nemo - 1911' derived from his popular comic book strip Little Nemo in Slumberland. This was followed by how a mosquito operates and then Gertie in 1914