Howard Beckerman

I would recommend this book to anyone with a passing interest in animation in general, or a serious interest in the history of animation, pre-production or production of animated works, or the business of animation. That it is getting a bit outdated is not too much of a problem, because it's still current enough to be vey relevant. However, while the information in the book is very thorough, the structure of how it is presented is problematic. I would like to see this book after a show more significant edit that would keep all of the information (and update it) but present it without bouncing around and without off-the-cuff unexplained references. show less

I was actually kind of surprised to learn that this little booklet HAD an ISBN. Just goes to show you never know where you will find them, doesn't it?
It appears to be a good primer for the French language.

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Jonathan"