Manny Gould Animation

Описание: Emanuel “Manny” Gould (May 1907- July 1975) was a Golden Age animator, writer and director most famous for his work on the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons.

Gould started in New York working for Max Fleischer, Associated Animators and Charles Mintz. He soon made his way to Warner Bros. where he animated for the Bob Clampett, Art Davis and Bob McKimson units. Gould then moved to Jerry Fairbanks and Lou Lilly Productions working in the commercial and industrial divisions. He spent the later half of his career animating for Ed Graham Jr, DePatie-Freleng, Ralph Bakshi and Bob Taylor.

Manny Gould’s animation has a crazy and loose quality. He likes animating bombastic character acting with wild takes, expressive hand postures and cartoonish exaggeration.


(This video is a remake of ibcf’s old Manny Gould Animation reel. The clips are a collection of historian confirmations and best estimated guessing. Feel free to send corrections my way if you notice anything wrong.)


Music:
“Straight Up and Down”- Blue Mitchell (1966)


Special Thanks:
-Devon Baxter (@dee_bax), ibcf (@_ibcf_), WHYx3 (@WHY_WHY_WHY_x3) and eutychus (Internet Animation Database) for help with footage

-Devon Baxter for helping with corrections, McKimson drafts and Gould’s bio

...and the special-est of all thanks goes out to Toadette (@Toadette_IAD) and Poppy (@popkornkat) for whom this reel wouldn’t be possible without your support. Thanks!


Disclaimer:
I DO NOT claim ownership in any way to the following clips nor audio. This fan-made video is expressly created for the purposes of education and animation history. All clips and audio featured belong to their respective copyright owners and no infringement is intended.