Let's dive behind the scenes and into the history of classic Disney animation! Who drew the most violent scene in "Bambi"? How did artist Retta Scott break the glass ceiling and become the studio's first female animator? Why did Walt Disney break his own rules?

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Timecodes:

00:00 - The most violent scene in "Bambi"

00:29 - Behind the Scenes of Animation

00:40 - Item 1: What are Disney's rules?

02:52 - Item 2: How did Retta Scott become an animator?

3:38 - The Evolution of Disney's Deer: From "Rubber Hoses" to Realism

4:30 - Lessons from Rico LeBrun

5:54 - Upside-Down Deer Antlers

6:57 - Animation Timing and Support from Colleagues and Animators

8:05 - Point 3: Analysis of the Dog Scene in "Bambi"

9:48 - How Retta Scott Broke Stereotypes of "Cute Female Animation"

10:46 - The "Direct Animation" Method: What Are Its Challenges?

11:48 - The "Pose to Pose" Method: What Is It?

12:24 - Retta Scott Could Endure the "Direct Animation" Method

13:03 - "Deer Tracker" Practice: How to Trust Your Intuition

15:22 - What Did Retta Get from Disney?

3:56 PM - Retta Scott in The Defiant Dragon (1941)

1:30 PM - What's in the next video?

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Hello! I'm Anastasia Alexeeva, a researcher into the history of animation. Here I share the results of my research, discuss the secrets of classic animation, its cultural subtext, and the people who created timeless masterpieces!