OutOfOdor
2018-06-09T23:39:57Z
How come the effects animators and film editor (y'know, Harry Love, Ace Gamer, Treg Brown) were only credited sporadically in Warner Bros. cartoons? Just noticed that not all WB cartoons have them credited for some reason.
"With all respect to the great mousetrap."- Popeye, "The Spinach Overture" (1935)
ToonStar95
2018-06-10T01:03:39Z
The "film editor" credit didn't appear until 1956's Tugboat Granny.
Ken Layton
2018-06-11T02:25:15Z
How come Warner cartoons did not have a sound system credit? All the other studios showed the RCA or Western Electric sound recording credit.
Pokey J.Anti-Blockhead
2018-06-11T03:19:15Z
Originally Posted by: Ken Layton 

How come Warner cartoons did not have a sound system credit? All the other studios showed the RCA or Western Electric sound recording credit.



I don't know about others, but it wasn't AFAIK just those two..but yeah, I knpw.

For what it's worth, Vitaphone (familiar??) was theirs (credit: THe Animated Film Encyclopedia, 2000, Graham Webb, McFarland Press,N.C.)
ToonStar95
2018-06-11T03:58:05Z
Originally Posted by: Pokey J.Anti-Blockhead 

Originally Posted by: Ken Layton 

How come Warner cartoons did not have a sound system credit? All the other studios showed the RCA or Western Electric sound recording credit.



I don't know about others, but it wasn't AFAIK just those two..but yeah, I knpw.

For what it's worth, Vitaphone (familiar??) was theirs (credit: THe Animated Film Encyclopedia, 2000, Graham Webb, McFarland Press,N.C.)



I do know that Warners used RCA for their live-action films during the time (plus on The Bugs Bunny Show).
DGM
2018-06-19T16:00:22Z
I think they used the "effects animation" credit when the film had moving objects with 3d effects that need to look more "natural" (as opposed to cartoony).