Tuesday, September 19, 2006
South Southern California Dreamer:
Dan Lund, director of Dream on Silly Dreamer, during a screening of his documentary at Cal State Fullerton.
Those of you that have been following these pages know just how important I feel Dan`s documentary, Dream on Silly Dreamer, is to the field of animation. Dreamer puts a human face on an inhuman time in animation.
More than that, in its own small way, Dreamer helped to turn around a bad trend and redirect a major studio into a much better/healther direction.
Last night my Cal State Fullerton History of Animation class got to screen the film and ask questions of the filmmaker/animator.
Copies of Dream on Silly Dreamer are still available at www.dreamonsillydreamer.com and you can pick up Dreamer T-shirts too. I got mine.
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Dan Lund, director of Dream on Silly Dreamer, during a screening of his documentary at Cal State Fullerton.
Those of you that have been following these pages know just how important I feel Dan`s documentary, Dream on Silly Dreamer, is to the field of animation. Dreamer puts a human face on an inhuman time in animation.
More than that, in its own small way, Dreamer helped to turn around a bad trend and redirect a major studio into a much better/healther direction.
Last night my Cal State Fullerton History of Animation class got to screen the film and ask questions of the filmmaker/animator.
Copies of Dream on Silly Dreamer are still available at www.dreamonsillydreamer.com and you can pick up Dreamer T-shirts too. I got mine.
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