Animation Unlimited: Innovative Short Films Since 1940

Liz Faber, Helen Walters

2003

Book

Laurence King Publishing, London, with Harper Design International
Paperback, issued with a DVD
192 pages
11" tall

The Library

Description

Published with a DVD of films, Animation Unlimited surveys independent short animation since 1940. Its authors are Liz Faber, then managing partner at the digital company Push, and Helen Walters, an editor based in New York. Entries on early computer animation include Ed Emshwiller’s Sunstone of 1979, made at the New York Institute of Technology, and John Stehura’s Cibernetik 5.3, which the book calls one of the first computer motion pictures. The entry on Mary Ellen Bute’s Spook Sport describes the oscilloscope patterns she later filmed for Abstronic and Mood Contrasts.

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