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Hugh Harman (August 31, 1903 – November 25, 1982) was an American animator. He was known for creating the Warner Bros. Cartoons and MGM Cartoons [1] studios and his collaboration with Rudolf Ising during the Golden Age of American animation. Career. He began his work with Walt Disney in 1922, working on Disney's early Laugh-O-Gram Cartoons.
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- 1922–1963
- Animator
- Fred Harman (brother), Walker Harman (brother)
Hugh Harman. Producer: The Old Mill Pond. Hugh Harman was one of the pioneers of animation. While not a great animator, (compared to co-worker, Rudolf Ising) he was present during the early days. He began his work with Walt Disney in 1922, working on Disney's early Laugh-o-Gram toons.
- Producer, Director, Animation Department
- August 31, 1903
- Hugh Harman
- November 25, 1982
Harman e Ising, all'anagrafe Hugh Harman e Rudolf Carl Ising Sr. sono stati una coppia di produttori cinematografici, registi e animatori statunitensi, meglio conosciuti per aver fondato gli studi d'animazione di Warner Bros. e Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Collaboratore di Disney, tra il 1925 e il 1929, per disegni animati di animali, nel 1923 con Rudolph Ising aveva fondato una società di produzione che realizzò gli Arabian Nights Cartoons. Nel 1930 i due fratelli produssero il primo film di disegni animati sonoro, Bosko, The Talk Ink-Kid.
Hugh Harman. Jump to Edit. Overview. Born. August 31, 1903 · Pagosa Springs, Colorado, USA. Died. November 25, 1982 · Chatsworth, California, USA (complications from an illness) Mini Bio. Hugh Harman was one of the pioneers of animation. While not a great animator, (compared to co-worker, Rudolf Ising) he was present during the early days.
- August 31, 1903
- November 25, 1982
Hugh Harman. Biografia, filmografia, premi, trailer, news e rassegna stampa.
Biography. Hugh Harman began work with Walt Disney in 1922 on the Laugh-O-Gram shorts. Harman and his partner, Rudolf Ising, then rejoined Disney for the Oswald cartoons, but stayed with producer Charles Mintz after Disney was let go. Harman joined Warner Bros., but left in 1933 for MGM where he and Ising found success with the "Happy Harmonies
