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Vol.Vol. 3 3 IssueIssue 99 DecemberDecember 1998 1998 AmusementAmusement ParksParks && FamilyFamily EntertainmentEntertainment “It’s Tough to be a Bug” at Disney’s Animal Kingdom “Rugrats” and “Bug’s Life” Reviewed! Craig Bartlett’s Past Life • Edutainment and the Internet • Plus, avant-garde master Harry Smith TABLE OF CONTENTS DECEMBER 1998 VOL.3 NO.9 Table of Contents December 1998 Vol. 3, No. 9 4 Editor’s Notebook Wow! It’s an interactive future! 6 Letters: [email protected] 8 Dig This! IMAX invents a new technology that allows animators to animate in thin air! AMUSEMENT PARKS 10 The Mouse’s Wild Side: Disney’s New Animal Kingdom Walt Disney World is the proud site of a new Disney theme park: Animal Kingdom. Joseph Szadkowski reports on this new destination which combines adventure, education and fun. 15 Craig Bartlett’s Charmed Past Life Did you know that before Hey Arnold!, Craig Bartlett completed several projects for amusement parks and World’s Fairs? Joe Bevilacqua looks into Craig Bartlett’s past life... 1998 19 Theme Parks in the Digital Age Clark Dodsworth lends his considerable insight as to what we can expect from the amusement park of the future. Interactive robotic fauna? Digital characters with artificial intelligence and synthetic personali- ties? You bet! 23 Disneyland: From Dream to Reality Katie Mason relates Disneyland’s history from Walt’s dream to an attraction which has drawn over 400 million visitors since its opening day, July 17, 1955. FAMILY ANIMATION 26 Edutainment and the Internet Contrary to popular belief, the Internet and kids are made for each other. Ted Pedersen & Francis Moss take us into the world of the post-television generation. Includes a Flash demo. 30 All In The Family: Rated “G” Animated Programming Deborah Reber takes a look at three companies, CINAR Animation, Porchlight Entertainment and Big Idea Productions, that are making a living out of the growing market of wholesome family entertain- ment. OTHER 34 Here’s A How de do Diary: September Barry Purves is nearing completion on Gilbert and Sullivan - The Very Models; find out how he is doing as he finishes up animation in this month’s production diary installment. Special Bonus: Includes the actu- ECEMBER al production script for Episode Five. THE STUDENT CORNER 43 Vilppu Drawing Online: Introducing Material and Proportion D Life drawing master Glenn Vilppu continues his on-line drawing course, adding to his previous three lessons. Includes a Quicktime movie. © Animation World Network 1998. All rights reserved. No part of the periodical may be reproduced without the consent of Animation World Network. ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE December 1998 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS DECEMBER 1998 VOL.3 NO.9 FILMS 45 A Bug’s Life: PIXAR Does It Again Charles Solomon reviews PIXAR’s much anticipated follow-up to Toy Story, A Bug’s Life, which is funny, bright and a joy to watch. 49 Shifting to the Big Screen: The Rugrats Movie The toddlers’ first excursion into theaters is well directed and paced, but flawed. Michael Mallory explains. BOOKS 52 American Magus - Harry Smith - A Modern Alchemist Giannalberto Bendazzi shares a treasure...the book American Magus - Harry Smith, which features “one of the most hidden, obscure and enigmatic figures in the entire history of animation and the avant- garde.” Available in English and Italian. 56 The Flesh Made Word: Harry Smith Speaks Chuck Pirtle discusses the latest text on Harry Smith, Think of the Self Speaking: Selected Interviews of Harry Smith. Featuring interviews from 1968-1989, this text elaborates on the life of this groundbreak- 1998 ing American Surrealist artist. 57 That’s Enough Folks: Black Images In Animated Cartoons, 1900-1960 Giannalberto Bendazzi reviews That’s Enough Folks, Henry T. Sampson’s insightful book on the cartoon treatment of African-Americans and other minority groups. Available in English and Italian. 59 Reading the Rabbit: Warner Bros. According to the Academics How can a collection of essays make Warner Bros. cartoons seem so serious? Mark Mayerson ponders the impact of academics on the new book Reading the Rabbit: Explorations in Warner Bros. Animation. HIDDEN TREASURES 61 Fragments of a Faith Forgotten: Unearthing the Harry Smith Archives Rani Singh relates the operations of the Harry Smith Archives as she and others try to collect, restore and rebuild the works of Harry Smith. NEWS 63 Animation World News Rugrats Offends Media Watchdogs, Batman Creator Bob Kane Dies, Bandai Opens Animevillage.com, Annie Award Winners, Books Galore and more... 82 On A Desert Island With. Animated Feature Film Directors Antz director Eric Darnell, Gen13 director Kevin Altieri and The Rugrats Movie director Norton Virgien share their favorite films. AWN COMICS 84 Dirdy Birdy by John R. Dilworth ECEMBER 85 Plympt-gags by Bill Plympton 88 Next Issue’s Highlights 14 This Month’s Contributors D Cover: An audience, with a special guest, enjoys “It’s Tough to be a Bug,” a multi-media event featuring 3D animation, special effects and Audio-Animatronic® characters based on A Bug’s Life. Featured at the new Orlando theme park, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, the show is screened in the 430-seat Tree of Life theater.7 © Animation World Network 1998. All rights reserved. No part of the periodical may be reproduced without the consent of Animation World Network. ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE December 1998 3 by Heather Kenyon ow! It’s an interactive home to connect with people future! with similar interests is a treat. I W recently received an e-mail in I can’t wait to go to Disneyland in Spanish. After having it translated, forty years. It is going to be unbe- I learned that this man lives in lievable! Already I am a huge fan South America in an area where of Disneyland. The best treat for there are limited to no animation me in the past has been a two day resources. He queried if we knew ticket given to me for Christmas. other Spanish speakers from So, to read Clark Dodsworth’s arti- whom he could learn more about cle “Theme Parks in the Digital animation and have discussions. Age” is exciting not only because His e-mail was so joyous at having of his predictions of the future, but found us. “It is nice to know I am also for what is already here. I real- not alone,” he wrote. ized that the Indiana Jones ride We are also discussing was different every time I went Family Animation in this issue. Ted through but I had no idea this Pedersen & Francis Moss’ “Edu- two reasons. The theme that could be attributed to the new tainment and the Internet” proves turned up in this issue, article after digital age. Who knew we were that the Internet can be a safe article, is that the future will be already a part of the future? place for kids to stretch their interactive. Either machines or This issue of Animation minds. The duo states in their other individuals will always be World Magazine bubbles with piece that the Internet is perfect there to “play.” The Internet is our promise, the promise of cool new for children as, “Clearly kids today first foray into this interactive, inventions made possible only by are part of a new generation — a available 24-hours a day world. the advent of digital technology. post-television generation.” Now, I Information is just a click away at As one group of developers tops really feel old and I only graduated all times and chat rooms and gam- another and so on and so on, we university in 1993. With the Inter- ing sites also provide entertain- are bound to have an abundant net just two years old, who ment on demand. The other shift supply of new ways to spend our thought it would be a viable place is a little less apparent and a little off hours and extra dollars. I also for job hunting. Indeed, I hadn’t more abstract... think embracing the Internet in all even been on the Internet! I think While many protest an indi- of these plans is notable, as it ful- a few of the university libraries vidual’s site is rubbish — ‘Who fills the true potential of the web were connected but no one had it cares what Ned Bingham in Amar- as a meeting place. While many in their dorm rooms. Here at Ani- illo, Texas has to say about his cat think the Internet is useless mation World Network e-mails Fluffy!’ — I think it is the ultimate in because there is no way to weed flood in from students all over the realizing the Modern Era. I’ll out the silly, unnecessary or incor- world, each with their own explain. For European cultures rect content; it is actually mar- account. and those based on them through velous for bringing people togeth- Those not on the Internet Colonization, prior to the Enlight- er. Having an outlet in one’s own are missing a tremendous shift for enment Movement (the 18th Cen- ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE December 1998 4 tury philosophical movement con- given to everyone, it is a little reas- Speaking: Selected Interviews of cerned with examining previously suring to know that Ned Bingham Harry Smith. To tap into a com- accepted doctrines and institu- can have his own web site, recon- pletely different way of thinking tions), the idea of the individual firming that he is important and and to connect with someone wasn’t considered. In broad terms, has a right to broadcast to the Bendazzi calls, “one of the most the class and occupation that one world.
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