First Technicolor Animated Film

The first animated feature film to be presented in technicolor.
First technicolor animated film. It was notable as the first flip the frog cartoon for mgm, and one of only two made in color. Cartoon department its first academy award for best animated short subject. Technicolor’s mill film collaborated on one of this summer’s most charming big screen adventures, dora and the lost city of gold.
Disney negotiated an exclusive contract with technicolor and all subsequent silly symphony. The first animated feature film is contested. The cost was monumental, raising a film budget by nearly 50%, but audiences, for the first time, showed a preference for color movies and the studios profited.
An animation station built at the disney studios in the late 1920's and used for decades. The light beam was split Edward raymond turner's process, tested in 1902, was the first to capture full natural color on motion picture film, but it proved to be mechanically impractical.
Technicolor is a colour film printing process invented in 1916. In episodic animation, technicolor completed delivery of elena of avalor season 3 (disney),. Whereas animated cels, themselves quite motionless, could be photographed any number of times through different filters to produce film color, in order to achieve this startling screen effect with live action a new technology was required:
It was used most commonly for filming musicals such as the wizard of oz and singin' in the rain and used for disney’s animated classics such as snow white. The first film using this process was the 1932 animated short flowers and trees , whereas the first live action feature was becky sharp , released in 1935. December 21, 1937 () 1939 the golden key золотой ключик:
Actors moving on a soundstage presented a new challenge altogether, as became evident in the first three. Technicolor had been shopping the process around to all of the majors, including paramount. This next video shows how walt disney pulled off a miracle through technical expertise: