Disney &Frame Grabs 15 Jul 2008 07:24 am
Grabs – SB ending – 1
- Continuing with yesterday’s post on the end of Sleeping Beauty. I’ve decided to get the frame grabs for the sequence and post them as well. I thought the comparison of board to actual film interesting.
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These images come from the “Special Edition” of the dvd, not the “Platinum Edition” now on the market. Using Hans Perk‘s posts of the drafts for these scenes, I was able to identify the animators’ names. (Trust me, I’m nopt trying to compete with Mark Mayerson‘s brilliant “Mosaics”. This is too hard; I have no intention of keeping it up.)
sc 82 (L) Milt Kahl – sc 82.1 (R) Frank Thomas
sc 82.2 (L) Kahl & Thomas – sc 82.3 (R) George Nicholas & Jerry Hathcock
sc 82.4 (L) Nicholas – sc 82.5 (R) Nicholas & Hathcock
Nicholas & Hathcock (L) sc 82.6
Nicholas & Hathcock (L) sc 83
sc 84 (L) Ken Hultgren – sc 85 (R) Nicholas & Hathcock
sc 87 (L) Nicholas & Sibley – sc 88 (R) Nicholas & Hathcock
(L) Nicholas & Hathcock – sc 89.1 (R) Hultgren
sc 89 (L) Nicholas & Hathcock – sc 91 (R) Hathcock
sc 91 (L) Hathcock – sc 92 (R) SA sc 49 seq 8
sc 95 (L) Hathcock – sc 93 (R) Hathcock
sc 96 (L) Hathcock – sc 97 (R) Dan MacManus
(L) MacManus – sc 97.2 (R) Hathcock
sc 98 (L) Hathcock – sc 99 (R) Sibley
sc 100 MacManus
sc 100.1 (L) Hathcock – sc 101 (R) Les Clark & Fred Kopietz
sc 102 (L) Hultgren & Kopietz – sc 104 (R) Hathcock
sc 107 (L) Hathcock – sc 108 (R) Hultgren
(L) Hutlgren – sc 109 (R) Hathcock
sc 110 (L) Ollie Johnston & Blaine Gibson – sc 110.1 (R) Gibson
sc 110.2 (L) Johnston – sc 110.3 (R) Johnston & Gibson
sc 110.4 (L) Johnston – sc 111 (R) Johnston & Gibson
sc 112 Johnston & Gibson
sc 112 (cont) Johnston & Gibson
on 15 Jul 2008 at 9:28 am 1.Mark Mayerson said …
Pinocchio and 101 Dalmatians got my mosaic treatment because I enjoy spending the necessary time with those films to break them down. I’m not a big fan of Sleeping Beauty. The thought of spending months staring at it doesn’t appeal to me. It’s probably my least favorite Disney feature done while Disney was alive, so if you want to do a mosaic for it, be my guest.
on 15 Jul 2008 at 9:33 am 2.Michael said …
Thanks, Mark. But it’s too much work for me. Maybe a couple of sequences like this post, but I can’t imagine doing an entire film.
on 15 Jul 2008 at 8:09 pm 3.Mike Rauch said …
Beautiful stuff. Always so much great to see here, but I just can’t keep up! Some day I’ll have to take a week or two and just troll the archives of your blog. I really can’t fathom how you manage to put so much of this together.
on 16 Jul 2008 at 6:24 am 4.Yasumine said …
Wow, that’s a lot of gorgeous work. You mentioned this was in the Special Edition and not the Platinum edition, what’s the difference and which one do you recommend? (If you don’t mind me asking.)
on 16 Jul 2008 at 7:48 am 5.Michael said …
Yasumine, to be honest, I don’t know the difference between the two dvd’s. I know there’s a documentary about the making of SB on the new Platinum version (I was interviewed for it and know of a number of quite a few others who were also part of it.) Beyond that I can’t offer much more than Amazon could tell you.
on 16 Jul 2008 at 4:34 pm 6.Yasumine said …
Well that’s good enough for me, more is better. Thank you!