

- Dec 30, 2018
A Legendary Passing
The number of artists still with us who were part of a landmark time period of animation have now become smaller. Legendary animator Don Lusk has passed. Born in 1913, as a young artist, Don began at Disney Studios in 1933. A visual artist whose first love was acting, Don's talents proved the perfect blend to advance him within the burgeoning art form of animation. One of the last surviving artists who worked on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Don then animated the endearing


- Dec 17, 2018
Directing Brilliance
The number of women to helm a major Hollywood motion picture are few, and today, are now sadly fewer. As the first women to direct a film grossing over $100 million, Penny Marshall blazed trails for women in the late 1980s with such blockbuster hits as Big, A League of Their Own, Awakenings and many more. She shook up the face and sensibilities of Hollywood, leaving an indelible mark on this industry, but that was only part of her remarkable accomplishments. With her years in


- Dec 13, 2018
The Animated Ladies of the 2018 Library of Congress Film Registry!
A vital selection is made each year, to ensure the preservation of our collective filmic past. Under the ongoing terms of the National Film Preservation Act under the Library of Congress, 25 films are chosen for their significance "culturally, historically or aesthetically" to document our history, culture and film experience. Preservation of these titles is vital. From our earliest cinematic beginnings to more recent classics, this year's selections span 107 years of brillia