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The Zagreb Film Studio

The Zagreb Film Studio. By: Christian Hiebner, Brittany Mulligan, and John Yankowski. Location of Zagreb. Overview. Founded in 1953. Profile of an animated film company. produced 600animated films. 600documentaries. 800 television commercials. 600 educational films. 14 feature films.

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The Zagreb Film Studio

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  1. The Zagreb Film Studio • By: Christian Hiebner, Brittany Mulligan, and John Yankowski

  2. Location of Zagreb

  3. Overview • Founded in 1953. • Profile of an animated film company. • produced 600animated films. • 600documentaries. • 800 television commercials. • 600 educational films. • 14 feature films.

  4. Zagreb Members Ico Voljevica Vlado Kristl Nikola Kostelac Zlatko Bourek Aleksandar Marks Dusan Vukotic Braca Neugebauer Nedeljko Dragic Vladimir Jutrisa Vjekoslav Kostanjsek

  5. Zagreb Trademark • Each author from Zagreb worked on their own unique style and had their own view on the art of animation. • A long tradition of visual arts that are related to animated film. • illustrations. • comics. • graphic design. • caricature.

  6. Zegreb Films • the OSCAR-nominated Satiemania (1978) by Zdenko Gasparovic. The comically violent film is based on the piano music of Eric Satie, it is a satirical portrait of the city-jungle with its excesses, the brothels and bars. • Typhus (1963): is a tribute to the dead of WW2. Used powerful black/white images similar to woodcuts, show the eerie world of hallucinations caused by typhoid. • The Zagreb films were influenced by the UPA style and Disney’s or Ward Kimball’s more stylized shorts but still an influence of modern European art in their designs.

  7. Famous Feature Professor Balthazar • Created in 1967 by Zlatko Grgic. • An amusing professor who solved various imaginative problems. • A global success. • Other major series • Hound for Hire • Inspector Mask • The Little Flying Bears

  8. Famous Feature Ersatz (Surogat) • By Dusan Vukotic; a story of a tourist on a beach who "inflates" an entire village. A passionate love develops, provoking jealousy, vengeance, and finally tragedy. In the end, a small nail reminds every one of the artificiality of the world that has been created. • Oscar Winner for the best animated short film in 1962 • 1962 Academy Award • 1961 First Prize, San Francisco • 1962 First Prize, Belgrade • 1962 City of Zagreb Award • 1962 Special Jury Award, Oberhausen • 1963 First Prize and Audience Award, Prague • 1971 Special Merit Award, Philadelphia

  9. Accomplishments • Zagreb Film received more than 400 awards on festivals all over the world. • an Academy Award - Oscar for Ersatz (Surogat) • Giannalberto Bendazzi, a highly regarded Italian reviewer for animated films had 8 Zagreb films in his 1999 list of 88 biggest animated films in the history of world animation • The Zagreb School of Animation. • trademark for top grade and innovative animated films.

  10. Zagreb World Festival of Animated Films • Stared by Zagreb Film in 1972, and was organizing it until 1990. Other companies took over the festival organization, Zagreb Film has stayed involved • Zagreb Festival is considered one of the four most significant animated film festivals in the world

  11. The End • Thank You for watching!! • Any questions?

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