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Max Fleischer was one of America's most prominent pioneers of animation techniques, whose studio was famous for Out of The Inkwell, Betty Boop, Popeye, and Superman. We are proud to offer this selection of the best examples from this important innovator of American Cinema. The First Animation with Sound!
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$21.95 DVD
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Just say, "Follow the Bouncing Ball" and everyone is ready to join in on a heartwarming community sing. Originally conceived in 1924, Max Fleischer's Ko-Ko Song Car-Tunes were the first audience participation films, offering an improve-ment over the static hand-painted glass slide sing-a-longs of the nickelodeon days. But most importantly, several of them were produced with synchronized soundtracks, making them the first animated films with sound.
This program represents a previously lost chapter of motion picture history which clearly establishes the "Bouncing Ball" Sing-Along as the grandfather of The Rocky Horror Picture Show and today's music videos. Includes: |
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