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acmeoop · 6 months
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The Best Big Brother In The Whole Wide World “Oh Brother” (1992)
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animationresources · 2 years
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Animation Resources Needs Your Help- PLEASE SHARE
Many people, even our own members don't realize that Animation Resources and The Animation Archive are not funded by grants or large corporate sponsors. All of our operating funds come from the annual dues of our members. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the money we raise is used exclusively for our projects, and the amount of income from dues dictates what we can and can't do as an organization.
Over the past decade, we have been serving the worldwide community of animators, cartoonists and illustrators, and our membership numbers have steadily increased; but not at a rate that allows us to do everything we want to do. We've been forced to cut corners. The last time we bought a new computer was in 2004. Since then, we have been making do with equipment donated to us by members. We recently retired two Mac G5 towers from 2004 and 2005, and we currently have two iMacs and a MacMini, all of which are over seven years old. They have served us well, but the time has come to buy a current computer that is capable of taking our organization to the next level.
Board Members Davey Jarrell and David Eisman have been working on a new project to benefit our members and the general public, a live streaming initiative, but our current equipment isn't capable of filling the needs of the project. We need your help to raise the funds to purchase the necessary equipment.
Here is what we would like to do...
Before COVID, we hosted seminars and screenings in the Los Angeles area. Along with Advisory Board member, Steve Stanchfield we produced a screening at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood that was very successful. Our Animation Creative League hosted programs with guests like animator Eric Goldberg and Twilight Zone writer George Clayton Johnson. The members who attended got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn from people who are at the top of their fields.
Due to the pandemic, we have been unable to host in-person gatherings; so Program Director Davey Jarrell has been conducting monthly get-togethers in Discord. These have been recorded and edited to serve as downloadable podcasts in our bi-monthly Reference Packs. Davey has produced some amazing programs... an analysis of Chuck Jones's timing techniques on the Grinch special, a panel discussion on the proper use of reference, and interviews with professionals like Joe Murray, Lenord Robinson and Craig Bartlett.
Our Discord Discussions are very popular, but they are limited to audio only. We don't have the facilities to live stream video. Davey has teamed up with David Eisman to spec out what is needed to be able to live stream video from multiple locations to audiences on YouTube and Facebook. They are also looking into recording the live streams and editing them to produce programs that can be shared in our Reference Packs and syndicated to schools and other animation organizations. This would take the wonderful programs we produce beyond just Los Angeles to the whole world. Davey and David have plans to do virtual screenings of rare films from our collection, seminars on storyboarding and acting, profiles of great artists along with original artwork, and informal virtual get togethers where artists could come together and socialize and share information.
As I said before, our most recent computer is over seven years old. It just isn't capable of doing what we need to do. In addition, we need sound equipment, cameras and lighting. We've gone as far as we can with the money we have, but it isn't enough to get this project started. We've allocated all of our current funds to the project and we have come up short of the figure we need to get the live streams rolling. We will need more money down the road for this live streaming initiative to reach its full potential, but right now we need at least $2,500 to get it started. In the past, as the President of the organization, I've reached into my own pocket to help fill Animation Resources' funding shortfalls, but right now, I'm afraid I'm not able to do that.
We could do a Kickstarter or GoFundMe campaign, but those are a lot of work, and with our small group of volunteers, a project like that would inevitably take resources away from our important job of curating and producing content of interest to artists. We have decided to turn to our members and social media followers for help.
Here is what we are asking...
We would like 25 of our supporters to donate $100 apiece. That wouldn't be a burden on anyone, and it would get us started. In return, for every $100 donation, we will give you a discount code for a free one year membership in Animation Resources that you can give to a friend or colleague. More members mean a more solid financial footing for our organization. We're confident that once people see what we are doing, they will want to sign up to be ongoing annual members. If you don't have anyone you would like to gift a membership to, let us know and we will use the credit to sponsor two students in our Adopt A Student program.
If we reach our goal, we will do two things... We will increase the number of rerun Reference Packs from one every four months to one every two months. This means that members will be able to download a Reference Pack every month. We will record many of our programs live, and the live stream will be open to the public. After the stream is over, we will format it and edit it and put it in the Reference Pack, so members can download them and save them forever.
If you can't afford $100, please donate what you can. If you've been thinking about signing up for a membership and haven't gotten around to it yet, this is the time to join. If you have no money at all right now, share Animation Resources with your friends and encourage them to join. Print out our brochure (see below) and give it to people you think would benefit from what we have to offer.) We don't just want donations... we want new members to share our treasures with. Members are even more important than money.
You can donate right now using this PayPal link... https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=27R8BBRKT66VA
Or you can pay on Facebook, here... https://www.facebook.com/donate/4678643948901838/
After you have donated, drop us an email at [email protected] and let us know where to send the discount code for a free membership.
Raising the bar with our live streaming initiative will make things better for the whole art form. Don't stay on the sidelines. Be a part of Animation Resources and join our team to build the foundation for the future of animation.
Here is a link to our membership brochure. If Animation Resources is important to you, please print this out and share it with your friends. https://animationresources.org/arbrochure2022.pdf
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dorothydalmati1 · 3 months
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The Cleveland Show Season 1 Episode 14: The Curious Case of Jr. Working at The Stool
Written by Kevin Biggins & Travis Bowe
Storyboard by Miyuki Hoshikawa & Lenord Robinson
Directed by Justin Ridge
Directing assistance by Jim Shellhorn
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''LOS MISTERIOS DE SILVESTRE Y PIOLÍN'' (THE SYLVESTER & TWEETY MYSTERIES)
Es una serie de animación producida por Warner Bros. y emitida entre 1995 a 2002.​ El argumento se centra en los personajes de los Looney Tunes: Silvestre, Piolín, la Abuelita y Héctor el bulldog, el cual ha aparecido en varios fragmentos junto al gato y al canario. En cada episodio, los personajes tratan de resolver misterios al mismo tiempo que Silvestre intenta comerse a Piolín sin éxito ya que Hector ejerce de guardaespaldas del ave.
Año de inicio: 9 de septiembre de 1995
Año de finalización: 18 de diciembre de 2002
Dirección: James T. Walker, Karl Toerge, Lenord Robinson, Al Zegler, Charles Visser
Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sylvester_%26_Tweety_Mysteries
Para ver el tráiler ingresa al enlace:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpmHLA_brPE
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poitcast · 3 years
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Interview with Lenord Robinson
We at the Poitcast have some exciting news! On Tuesday, September 14th, we will be interviewing animation veteran Lenord Robinson, who worked as a director on Animaniacs and Taz-Mania and was a storyboard artist on Pinky and The Brain. In addition to reviewing “Jockey for Position”, we will be asking Lenord questions about his work in the animation industry and his times at Warner Bros.
We will also open up the opportunity for our listeners to ask Lenord any questions. So if you are interested, please send us your questions to our email: [email protected] 
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takeabreathandsmile · 3 years
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Little Drummer Warners A Christmas Plotz
(1993) dir. Lenord Robinson, Rusty Mills
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yourladyem · 3 years
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I am forever grateful to the Animaniacs, Rob, Jess, Tress, Tom Ruegger, Earl Kress, Lenord Robinson, Steven Spielberg, and everyone else involved in The Little Drummer Warners. It's a beautiful musical telling of the Christmas story where Yakko, Wakko, and Dot are the poor lowly shepherds in the field happily following the star over Bethlehem to see the promised newborn King. They are excited and amazed seeing the Messiah and marvel at the three kings laying the gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
My heart broke for the little Warners at their embarrassment when they discover they have nothing to give Jesus in his honor after seeing the Wise men lay their rich gifts. The Warner's dig in the pockets only to find nothing until Wakko humbly approaches Mary asking if he'd be allowed to play his small drum as a gift. And just as the song states "Mary nodded" and the three little shepherds start playing their best for Jesus saying that's what He deserves. And that's exactly what they do. Soon the simple drum solo turns into a cute jitterbug with the Wise men, Joseph and Mary all staring in wonder and enjoying the incredible talent of these three poor kids. Their little performance ends and they humbly approach Jesus who happily smiles up at them as the three Warner's softly sing the final verse of Drummer Boy. "Then he smiled at me. Pa rum pum pum pum. Me and my drum."
What a fun way in telling the story of Jesus' birth while still being respectful. I'm glad I rediscovered the show just in time for Christmas. I guess there was one good thing that came out of 2020 - remembering what Christmas is all about just as Linus once said. In my opinion, it's on the same level as the famous Peanuts episode.
This skit was immediately shared with friends and family who absolutely love it and my girlfriends and I were nearly in tears a couple of times watching it. It's now forever a new Christmas tradition for myself and look forward to watching it again next year.
If you haven't seen it go watch it!
Thank you again Yakko, Wakko, Dot, and everyone else involved.
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ninjatoons · 3 years
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY LENORD! Mr. Lenord Robinson made a surprise cameo appearance in the Drawing Dojo last month and the ArtNinja was so honored! Lenord is a veteran animator and was one of my mentors whom I mention frequently in our YouTube videos. Hope you have a very special birthday Big Daddy! #mentor #mentorship #teachers #teaching #art #drawing #animation #drawingdojo #ninjatoons #artninja #theartninja #simivalley #simivalleytowncenter #youtube #follow (at NinjaToons) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS7H8dWpMVD/?utm_medium=tumblr
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needsxtraaction · 3 years
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The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot - Brand New
ebony bones - i see i say
Stealing Sheep - Rearrange
ebony bones - oh promised land
Shape of U by Ehd Sheern vs. Dwn with the Sickness by Dsturbed.
Sufjans Stevens - Wallowa Lake Monster
asthmatickitty - my brightest diamond  - pressure
asthmatickitty - my brightest diamond  - this is my hand
La Dispute | All Our Bruised Bodies And The Whole Heart Shrinks
Gregory Alan Isakov | She Always Takes It Black
The Growlers | Old 8 Legs
Karen O | Rapt
Shakey Graves | Hard Wired
Hornet Leg | We’re So Ugly
The Cinematic Orchestra | To Build A Home
Angel Olsen | Tiniest Seed
Patsy Cline | Walkin' After Midnight
Cotton Jones | Blood Red Sentimental Blues
Johnny Cash | She Used to Love Me A Lot
The Shirelles | Mamma Said
warm foothills - alt - j
Johnny Cash | Sunday Morning Coming Down
The White Stripes | Jolene
Johnny Cash & Bob Dylan | One Too Many Mornings
Bob Dylan | The Times They Are a-Changin’
Billie Holiday | The Man I Love
Leonard Cohen | Chelsea Hotel #2
Marilyn Monroe | I Wanna Be Loved By You
suzanne - lenord cohen
Mazzy Star | Blue Flower
this Is The Kit | Two Wooden Spoons
The Internet | Special Affair
Lana Del Rey | Brooklyn Baby
The Velvet Underground | Run Run Run
Modest Mouse | Styrofoam Boots / It’s All Nice On Ice, Alright
Cat Power | Dreams
Lykke Li | Little Bit
Air | Playground Love
Bob Dylan | One Too Many Mornings
Mac Demarco | Baby’s Wearing Blue Jeans
The Strokes | Call It Fate, Call It Karma
Angel Olsen | Lonely Universe
All i need - radiohead
Al Green | Simply Beautiful
The Growlers | Sunset Girl
Tabitha and I covered Always It’s You by The Everly Brothers
Hozier | Sweet Thing (Van Morrison cover)
The Shivers | Beauty
All i wanna do - beach boys
Lana Del Rey | The Blackest Day
Roy Orbison | Blue Angel 
Nancy Sinatra | Bang Bang Ariel Pink | Baby
Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s acoustic cover of the Dirty Projector’s “Swing Lo Magellan”
Hank Williams | Cold, Cold Heart
Rosie & the Originals | Angel Baby
Angel Olsen | Windows
Buddy Holly | Dearest
The right to love you - the mighty hannibal -
Sam Cooke | Bring It On Home To Me
Julie London | Cry Me a River
Neil Young | Harvest Moon
The Stooges | I Wanna Be Your Dog
Bob Dylan | Boots Of Spanish Leather
Bob Dylan | Girl From The North Country 
Frank Ocean | Godspeed
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles | You Really Got A Hold On Me
Leonard Cohen | Bird On The Wire
Fleetwood Mac | Silver Springs
Karen O | Rapt
The Beach Boys | Don’t Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)
Baseball (single)  by Major Parkinson
The Blood Brothers - "Love Rhymes with Hideous Car Wreck"
Jinsang - Gone
Too Late !Lido, Canblaster
Gorillaz | Revolving Doors
fireflies - chris garneau
Calvin Harris - Pray to God (feat. HAIM)
piano - louie zong
please please please let me get what i want - the smiths
WIP Church, mass, and volume - venus fm
if im to die - keaton henson
take me to church - ellie goulding
Harvest Moon - Mree
Johnny Flynn - The Wrote & The Writ 
Older Brother - Pepper Rabbit
lost kitten // metric
campus // vampire weekend
forrest gump // frank ocean
world spins madly on // the weepies
seventeen years // ratatat
always i will miss you. always you. // bike for three!
thinking about you // frank ocean
ahh… men // say anything
Ghost town - first aid kit - the big black and the blue
Bob Dylan | Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right
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pluto-art · 4 years
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Online Animation/Art Classes
Hello dear followers,
This post is something of a signal boost for my dad, as he is finally publicly advertising his online animation class, which you can find more information about here:
Online Animation Class - Lenord Robinson
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Lenord Robinson is a veteran storyboard artist, animator, and director, whom has contributed to the animation industry for over forty years. His credentials are vast, with his experience in the business ranging from a director on Animaniacs to a storyboard artist on the How to Train Your Dragon television series. For a full list of projects that he’s worked on, feel free to check out his IMDB page: IMDB - Lenord Robinson
As his daughter, perhaps it goes without saying that I’d vouch for him, but I’m not exaggerating when I say that he’s a great teacher who has a lot of passion for his craft and whom always wants his students to succeed. Space is limited, as these classes are one-on-one only, but if you’re interested I would recommend shooting him an email if you’d like to take a fairly inexpensive, albeit informative, class. :) - Kellie
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mjnickum · 7 years
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Available on Amazon...
Available on Amazon…
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  Have you met Thunder yet?
We have new middle grade cover art that was commissioned by Disney’s/ Dreamworks animator Lenord Robinson. We are proud of this series. Please add this children’s book to your reading collection. Our goal is to have Thunder and his friends become global ambassadors to stop poaching and have children recognize and take away the message.
Thanks for looking,
Erik Shein,…
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acmeoop · 24 days
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Tazmanian Rooster “Willie Wombat's Deja Boo-Boo” (1993)
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dorothydalmati1 · 3 months
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The Cleveland Show Season 1 Episode 7: A Brown Thanksgiving
Written by Matt Murray
Storyboard by Lenord Robinson & Miyuki Hoshikawa
Directed by Chuck Klein & Matt Engstrom
Directing assistance by Chuck Austen
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dorothydalmati1 · 3 months
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The Cleveland Show Season 1 Episode 4: Birth of a Salesman
Written by Kirker Butler
Storyboard by Lenord Robinson
Directed by Chris Graham & Anthony Lioi
Directing assistance by Jae Kim
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dorothydalmati1 · 4 months
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The Cleveland Show Season 1 Episode 2: Da Doggone Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance
Written by Julius Sharpe
Storyboard by Lisa Kim & Lenord Robinson
Directed by Chuck Klein
Directing assistance by Chuck Austen
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acmeoop · 3 years
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Bull-Mania “Taz Babies” (1992)
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