The first cartoon: the American cartoon produced by J. Stuart Braxton of Charming Pictures in 1900 was registered in the production catalogue by Edison Company on 1900 10/0/6.
The first animated film with a story: Slides, which was drawn by Emile Cohl for French film industrialist Leon Gaumont in 1908, premiered in Paris in August 1908.
The first animated film with sound: The American animated film Triode (1922) is a solid animated film to show the manufacturing process of triode vacuum tube. Produced by E.B. Kraft of Xidian Company,1exhibited by Yale University on October 27th, 1922. The sound system used is Wei Taifeng, which was later improved.
The first animated film with sound released to the cinema: 1925 (? My Home in Kentucky was produced by Max Fletcher on 1960, and was produced by Moei Film Company. In this cartoon, Pi Bo plays a trombone and says, Now let's sing to the beat. It uses the sound system of De forest.
The first cartoon with full dialogue: 1928 Walter Disney's American cartoon Steamboat Willie. This cartoon premiered in new york on1928165438+10/8, and it was the first time to introduce Mickey Mouse to the audience. In fact, Disney completed all animated films with dialogue in the same year, but it was released after Steamboat Willie.
The first color cartoon: The first appearance of Thomas Kate, an American cartoon, was released by Paramount Company 19 16, drawn by Bray Production Company, and adopted the natural color technology made by Bruce. Since then, no one has done experiments. It wasn't until 1930 that Universal Studios filmed The King of Jazz, interspersed with colorful animation clips made by Walter Zilan, and adopted a two-color process.
The first animated cartoon: Goff Goat, an American cartoon produced by Ted Espoo in 193 1 year, premiered in Los Angeles on July 6, 2003.
The first large-scale cartoon: It is a 19 17 satirizing the Argentine "Betrayal" of then-President Irigoyen, which was produced by Don Foley and screened for 60 minutes.
The first three-dimensional cartoon: Tuan Tuan, an abstract film made by norman mclaren in England in 195 1.
The first wide-screen cartoon "Ladies and Tramps" was produced by Walter Disney in 1956.
The first cartoon shot by an animation camera: Fantasia, a film shot by Walter Disney at 1940.
The first puppet film: the puppet film Night at the Cologne Theatre, a political satire produced by Argentine Fofanli 19 19.
1950 The first electronic puppet film co-produced by Britain and France: Alice in Wonderland, which was produced by Rubnin in the Muppet film.
The first animated film studio: Bray-Hurd Studio was established by John R. Bray and earl hurd in 19 1 in 42nd Street, new york.
The first professional animator: Emile Cole, a recognized Frenchman, drew about 1908- 19 18 cartoons.
The first large-scale silhouette film in Europe: Adventures of Prince Ahmed,1German silhouette shot by Lott Reinger in 926.
The first British cartoon: 1906 The artist's hand by city trading company, shot by former magician Walter Booth, shows a painter painting a vendor and his wife dancing.
The first English film recording and audio film: The English comedy short film "Gentleman" written and directed by William J Eliot, produced by deforest Fono Film Company, 1925. The following year, deforest Fengnuo Film Company shot four short stories in clapham Studio. 1927 Edith Sitwell recited her own poem, and Silbert Thorndike performed in Bernard Shaw's play Joan of Arc.
The first large-scale cartoon in Britain: 1946, Sailing for teaching, was shot by John Halas and Joey Bacheller for the British Admiralty.
The first large-scale cartoon released commercially in Britain: Animal Farm, produced by John Halas and Joey Bachler in 1954, is also the first cartoon classified as X-rated (banned for children).
The first fixed animated character in the United States: Army Colonel Hanchai Liar, who drew the animated film "Army Colonel Hanchai Liar in Africa" in the studio of Bray Company in 19 17, and this character continued in the animated film until 19 1922.
The first large-scale cartoon in the United States: Snow White 1937 produced by Walter Disney.
1932 The first Walter Disney color cartoon "Flowers and Trees" produced by Tricolor Technology premiered at the China Grand Theatre in Glaumann, LA in July. 1932. It is often mistaken for the first color cartoon in the world.
The most expensive cartoon: The Fox and the Hunting Dog shot by Walter Disney Studio (1982) cost10 million dollars.
The longest American cartoon: There is only one American cartoon with a film length of more than two hours, namely 1970 "Tibia Hutong" produced by john wilson, showing for two hours and five minutes.
The famous animated character Donald Duck first appeared on the screen: Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are two of the most famous animated characters drawn by American animator Walter Disney. Donald Duck first appeared in 1934' s cartoon "Three Smart Chickens".
The most popular animated character: Mickey Mouse's world-famous animated cartoon was born in1928165438+10/8, which is also the first animated film "Steamboat William", and Mickey Mouse is the protagonist of this cartoon. In fact, it was not created by Walter Disney, but by another animator named Upa Ivex. But Mickey Mouse's voice was designed by Disney. By 1934, Mickey Mouse had become the Hollywood star who received the most letters from fans. A total of 1 1 cartoons featuring Mickey Mouse were shot, 87 of which were made in 1930s. The last Mickey Mouse cartoon was a simple thing in 1953.