Raoul Barré, January 1874 – May 1932,
Canadian animator –cartoonist is one of
the pioneer in the evolution of cartoon animation. He invented two processes
that made animation simpler and faster without losing the quality of the
motion.
·
The
SLASH SYSTEM, He cut a window in the
paper used for “décor” background and
placed the window in such a way that only the picture to be animated will show.
This process did not last long but was fairly popular at the time
·
La
REGLE A TENONS, “PEG BAR”: on a ruler he
fixed two pegs, one at the top and one at the bottom where the pages will be
fixed. The paper movement was restricted by the two pegs , as the images moved on for the
animation, to keep their drawings
lined up. This process helped to guarantee the perfect movement of the
images without losing any of the background details.
.
After working for a while
with Edison, Barré, in 1914 decided to start his own studio. He wanted to concentrate his time to animation and be independent
of Edison.. With his partner Nolan he started a series for the Animated
Grouch Chaser series,
distributed by Edison.
http://youtu.be/ADy4NXvaDgI| www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yj_8OBnumc |
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