10 memorable moments in animation history By Lindy

10 memorable moments in animation history By Lindy Hanson

Flipbooks have been alive since 1868. Flipbooks were created by John Barnes Linnette. He gave them the name kineograph. Which is Latin for moving photo. A flipbook is a book with pictures on every page and when you flip through

First animation with sound The very first animation with sound was a mickey mouse animation. It was the first notable success for Walt Disney founded in Los Angeles 1923. The animation was called Steamboat Willie.

First ever hand drawn animation: The first ever hand drawn animation was called Fantasmagorie. It was made in 1908 by Émile Cohl. It was considered the first every hand drawn animation and first ever hand drawn cartoon.

Mickey Mouse Mickey mouse was first created in 1928 by Walt Disney. He starred in plane crazy as his first appearance.

First ever animation projector The first ever animation projector was called the magic lantern. It used pictures on sheets of glass. Some sheets used moving parts so it was considered an animation projector.

First ever computer animated movie The first ever computer animated movie was toy story. Toy story was also Pixars first film. It took them 4 years on the computer to create it.

First ever hand drawn animation movie created by Disney The first ever hand drawn animation Walt Disney created was snow white. Walt Disney was only 15 when he first came up with the idea of it. It was created Febuary 14 th 1938. It took 3 years to produce.

First ever animated series The first ever series that aired on prime television was the Flintstones. The Flintstones was released September 30 th 1960. It took 9 years to bring the Flintstones to the big screen.

The first ever animation with synced sound and movements was steam boat willie. Steam boat willie has synchronized sounds and movements.

First ever stop motion animation The first ever stop motion animation was called The Humpty Dumpty Circus, created by directors and producers J. Stuart Blackton and Albert E. Smith.