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Animation in Austria : An Almost Invisible Art
Animation in Austria : An Almost Invisible Art
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Author(s): Schmidlechner, Florian
ISBN No.: 9781032541488
Pages: 294
Year: 202505
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 151.80
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available (Forthcoming)

Prologue A Nation of Animation Without Animation, Part 1 From Flickers to Frames: Animation Through the Lens of Innovation and War, 1.1 Turning the Wheel: Pre-Cinema Animation, 1.2 The Emperor's New Films: Animation's Emergence During WWI, 1.3 Imperial Frames: Austria's Animation Legacy in Habsburg Successor States, 1.4 Twenties Turnaround: The Rise and Fall of Animation, 1.5 It's a Mouse! Disney Copycats in the 1930s, 1.6 An Austrian Superman: Austria's Heroes in the World of Animation, Part 2 From War Rooms to Animation Studios: Austria's Journey into the Digital Age, 2.1 Animated Exile: Austrian Creators During WWII, 2.


2 Animating the Boom: How Economic Growth Rebuilt the Industry, 2.3 "For a Piece of Heart": Austria's Animated Reanimation, 2.4 "Cinema Is Not Movement": Animated Experiments, 2.5 New Austrian Animated Film: Postmodernism in Motion, 2.6 Ink and Pixels Unite: The Evolution of Animation in the Digital Age, Part 3 What Was Once Invisible: Austria's Animation Claims Its Place, 3.1 From Sketches to Statues: Austria's Animated Ascent to the Oscars, 3.2 New Austrian Animation: A Return to Narrative Storytelling, 3.3 Thrice the First: The Quest for Austria's First Animated Feature, 3.


4 Animation Becoming Tricky Realities: Austrian Film Festivals, 3.5 How Duckburg Became Austrian: Character Designer Florian Satzinger, 3.6 Very British? Very Austrian! Animation on Stage, Epilogue.


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