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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Max And Dave Fleischer are two of the most prolific (sadly, mostly unknown to today's audiences) men to ever work in the History of Animation. Getting their start off in the Silent Era, they pioneered one of the earliest attempts at blending live action and animation with their hit Out of the Inkwell series, starring Koko The Clown. The duo also pioneered the use of Rotoscoping via Koko, with one or the other of them dressing up in a clown suit owned from a previous job one of them had at a fair. They then proceeded to trace over the live action footage of the clown, not only giving the animation a fluid, realistic look, but also saving them large amounts of money at the same time. They would later on enlist the help of Cab Calloway, rotoscoping his dance moves into several of their cartoons in the 1930's. |
