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Hello! Just wanted to let you know that the post you reblogged describing a coughing technique used to survive a heart attack (also known as “cough CPR”) is misinformation. Don’t worry, it catches lots of people out. My pinned post has more info. Hope it helps, and have a lovely day! <3
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This collection of amazing HD copies of fan-favorite Fleischer cartoons is an absolute must-purchase! Many of the titles were staples of public-domain collections in awful, murky copies growing up. Now, you can see them in stunning remasters as if you’re watching them for the first time. Cartoons such as Somewhere in Dreamland, Christmas Comes But Once a Year, Small Fry, and the silent cult classic Koko's Earth Control have never looked better.
The biggest highlight of the set is a few Pre-Code Talkartoons released in 1930: Betty Boop’s first appearance in Dizzy Dishes; the bawdy escapades of Barnacle Bill (Betty’s second picture); the truly bizarre Mysterious Mose; and the perpetually nightmarish Swing You Sinners, considered one of the finest animated cartoons of the early sound era.
Boop-oop-a-do buy this set! (Don’t forget to listen to the audio commentaries, too.)
PBS just set up a youtube channel where you can watch full documentaries!!
https://m.youtube.com/@pbsdocumentaries
Welcome to the PBS Documentaries channel—presented by PBS Digital Studios and Independent Television Service (ITVS), dedicated to documentin
^ live link to their channel! looks like it's been live since 2012, and has 213 videos plus tons of playlists
NFB (National Film Board of Canada//ONF in french) is also a great place to find free documentaries + lots of animation movies. Their youtube channel is here but they also have a website thats wayyy easier to use. They even have an app!
Watch quality Canadian documentary, animation and fiction films online
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (1937)
dir. david hand
It looks like Technicolor now!
Here's the entire Bugs Bunny coloring book from 1955! 128 pages of artwork by Bob McKimson...
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I'm unveiling a special new product on Patreon at my Shop that answers the question: when an MGM cartoon first hit theaters (or in its reissue), what was the main feature presentation on the program?
Animation fans and classic movie buffs may enjoy this!
Click on the link above for more details.
creating Research articles, film restorations and video content
Hey, folks! To kick off the new year, I’ve added three sets of animator breakdown videos profiling Donald Duck’s filmography from the 1930s. Each collection is on sale for $5.
Happy holidays, folks! While I juggle film restoration and other projects, I’ve begun to start a series of digital eBooks detailing American animated shorts released in a specific year. Right now, the eBooklets will focus mainly on WB and MGM’s cartoons. Depending on the volume of available data, the project might expand to other cartoon studios.
As a special Yuletide gift, here’s a peek into my first in the series—“Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies: 1945”! It will soon be for sale on Patreon, Etsy, Ko-fi, and Gumroad. A lot of wonderful folks have helped make this come alive. It’ll be worth it to all you classic animation fans.
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Hi, folks! After some thinking and valuable feedback, I’ve decided to start a series of informational eBooklets detailing animated shorts released in a specific year. Click on the link to get a peek into what’s cookin’, Doc!
Just scored some Felix color Sunday pages from the 1930s. Here’s an appropriate one for Halloween! 💀
Hi folks! I’ve opened a Patreon shop selling data-filled pages about classic cartoons from different animation studios and directors. These pages will contain as much production information (from various sources) as possible.
The pages include details about the creative staff (writers, animators, layout, background, etc.), vocal talent, music, and what live-action feature—or features— were billed with a certain title in prestigious New York and Los Angeles movie theaters. Today, I have five pages dedicated to a few Donald Duck shorts from the 1930s that can be purchased individually or as a “combo pack.” Special thanks go to historians JB Kaufman and Keith Scott for some of the more vital notes about these specific Duck cartoons.
Below is a cropped excerpt from a page detailing 1937's Modern Inventions. Please consider subscribing if you'd like to see the rest!
Sora Wong as Piper in BRING HER BACK (2025) dir. Danny & Michael Philippou
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I’m spending more time on the fact-packed e-booklet about Bob McKimson’s WB cartoons from the 1940s. When it's finished, it will be sold on my Patreon page. It’s such fun working on this…
going back to my roots and compiled a VERY select few of my favorite LT quotes for dialogue alone
My home library.
A hot jazz rendition of "Darktown Strutters' Ball" from Taxi! (1931).
