RIFF Selections 1980 Part I

Duration: 1. 5:30 min 2. 4:00 min 3. 15:00 min

Year Published: 1980

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Description: 1. The Walrus and the Carpenter- Malcom Spaull and Thomas Gasel were associated with the Rochester Institute of Technology when they produced this screen interpretation of Lewis Carroll's words. The delightful film combines talents in clay sculpture, line drawing, lighting, and inventive animation techniques. 2. The American School for Stuntmen Commerical- Fortunately for his audience, Micheal K. Goi has een too many late-night TV commercials for schools of truck driving and hair dressing. His short satire should convimce you to sign up for this new career, if you can stop laughing long enough to jot down the phone number. 3. Cabbages and Kings- The creative freedom found in animation is showcased in this enjoyable treatment of an ancient fairy tale as live actors are silhouetted against painted backgrounds, providing a perfect combination of fantasy and reality. Created at the UNiversity of SOuthern California by Don Barr; distributed by Arthur Barr Productions

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