Here’s an example from the Snafu cartoon “Fighting Tools” (1943). These are consecutive frames. But the action doesn’t match.
There’s lots of fun Rod Scribner animation in this and Mel Blanc does his machine-gun equivalent of Jack Benny’s Maxwell.
Monday, 13 January 2014
Clampett Cut
Bob Clampett had the oddest cuts at times. He’d jump from one scene to the next and the action wouldn’t be consistent.
Here’s an example from the Snafu cartoon “Fighting Tools” (1943). These are consecutive frames. But the action doesn’t match.
There’s lots of fun Rod Scribner animation in this and Mel Blanc does his machine-gun equivalent of Jack Benny’s Maxwell.
Here’s an example from the Snafu cartoon “Fighting Tools” (1943). These are consecutive frames. But the action doesn’t match.
There’s lots of fun Rod Scribner animation in this and Mel Blanc does his machine-gun equivalent of Jack Benny’s Maxwell.
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