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BEETHOVEN'S
SYMPHONY NO. 5
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to the familiar strains of Beethoven's classic symphony, director
Pixote Hunt uses abstract imagery and a beautiful pastel palette
to tell this tale of good versus evil, one of seven new segments
created for Walt Disney Pictures' animated extravaganza "Fantasia/2000."
The story follows a "great controversy" between two
groups of objects, differing in shape and color, and the buildup
to a climactic confrontation. Using an innovative approach that
texture-maps pastel colors onto traditional hand-drawn animation
as well as some dazzling computer-generated effects, this fantasy
takes flight. Hunt, a talented animator, art director ("The
Rescuers Down Under"), and director ("The Pagemaster"),
conceived this segment and saw it through from storyboard to completion.
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SYMPHONY
NO. 5
Director Pixote Hunt used abstract imagery and a beautiful pastel
palette to depict a colorful tale of good versus evil in Ludwig
van Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5," one of seven new segments
created for Walt Disney Pictures' animated extravaganza "Fantasia/2000."
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THE
SORCERER'S APPRENTICE
Mickey Mouse cast a magic spell over moviegoers with his entrancing
role in "Fantasia" and rode a new wave of popularity.
In this returning classic segment in Walt Disney Pictures' animated
extravaganza "Fantasia/2000," directed by James Algar
with music by Paul Dukas, the versatile mouse star finds himself
in over his head when he puts on a different hat and tries to
work a little magic of his own. Naturally he lands in deep water.
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" was the genesis for "Fantasia"
back in 1937 and served as the springboard for Walt Disney's Concert
Feature.
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THE
SORCERER'S APPRENTICE
Mickey Mouse's classic appearance as "The Sorcerer's Apprentice."
"Fantasia/2000" was executive-produced by Roy Edward
Disney and produced by Don Ernst. Hendel Butoy served as the film's
supervising animation director. James Levine conducted the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra.
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