George Griffin (animator)
George Griffin (born 1943) is an American experimental animator based in New York.
Films
His best known works are Head (1975),[1] Viewmaster (1978), Lineage (1979),[2] It's An OK Life (1980),[3][4] Flying Fur (1981) set to the music of cartoon composer Scott Bradley for the Tom and Jerry short Puttin On The Dog,[5] Ko-Ko (1988)[6][7] set to the music of Charlie Parker[8] and A Little Routine (1994).[9]
A Little Routine is available as part of Animation Show of Shows.[10]
Television
He was line producer for R.O. Blechman's The Soldier's Tale (1984), made commercials for Colossal Pictures and does commissioned works at his own studio called Metropolis Studios.
See also
- Independent animation
- Experimental film
- Film essay
References
- ^ The Film-Makers Cooperative
- ^ Film Restoration Initiative
- ^ Columbia Daily Spectator 23 March 1987 —— Columbia Spectator
- ^ Animation celebration - CineFiles
- ^ "An Interview With George Griffin". www.awn.com.
- ^ Independent Frames: Bodymania|Experimental Cinema
- ^ Experimental Animation Show - Nitehawk Cinema
- ^ Amidi, Amid (March 30, 2012). "Animated Shorts by George Griffin". Cartoon Brew.
- ^ I Have a Question George Griffin|Animation World Network
- ^ A Little Routine, by George Griffin (Preview) on Vimeo
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