Nightcap on Animation - Ralph Bakshi, Don Bluth and Larry Elin Interview (1982)
- Tia
- Dec 22, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 8, 2024
Bakshi re: Animated social political animated cartoons: "What I wanted to do was give myself a choice ...and in doing that, give animators a choice. I think its important that animation has a choice and not relegated to one thing..."
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I like that perspective because animation can tell so many different kinds of stories, not just ones aimed at children. It's great to see creators push the medium in new directions, and I still enjoy taking a break with an FNF game afterward.
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It's amazing how many of the ideas discussed here still resonate with today's animation industry. Looking back at conversations between legendary creators gives valuable context to how the medium has evolved. I've been exploring an AI Muse Image for creating visuals inspired by classic animation history and artistic storytelling. Wonderful archival content!
This interview is a fascinating snapshot of animation history. Hearing Ralph Bakshi, Don Bluth, and Larry Elin discuss the future of animation from a 1982 perspective is both insightful and surprisingly relevant today. I enjoy exploring the evolution of animation through an animation documentary video meta muse that brings creative discussions to life. Thanks for preserving this remarkable conversation!