- Hans
Fischerkoesen, also
known as Hans Fischerkösen or Hans
Fischer (18 May 1896 – 23
April 1973) was a
German commercial animator.
Fischerkoesen is considered...
- was
written by
cartoonist Horst von Möllendorff and
animated by Hans
Fischerkoesen. It was
animated in Potsdam, Germany, near UFA's
Neubabelsberg Studios...
- and
Subversion in
Animated Films of the **** Era: the Case of Hans
Fischerkoesen".
Animation Journal. The Tale of the Fox at IMDb The Tale of the Fox...
- industry. He was
hired as a
result of
former commercial animator Hans
Fischerkoesen not
being able to come up with
adequate story ideas for his
short films...
- one in a trio of
German animated short films produced in 1944 by Hans
Fischerkoesen, who was the
chief animator and author. It is a tale of a
female goose...
-
granddaughter of the
German commercial animator Hans
Fischerkoesen and the
sister of
Alexander Fischerkoesen,
McMillan aspired to
become a
cartoonist from the...
- (1962–63) Hanna–Barbera's
World of
Super Adventure (1979–84) Hans
Fischerkoesen's commercial films (1949–69)
Happily Ever After:
Fairy Tales for Every...
- short, made in **** Germany. It was
written mainly by
cartoonist Hans
Fischerkoesen,
although the sole
credits often went to
Horst von Möllendorff [1]....
- The film was
nominated for two
German Camera Awards: to
Alexander Fischerkoesen for Best
Cinematography of a TV Film and to
Moune Barius for Best Editing...
- May 18: Hans
Fischerkoesen,
German commercial animator,
pioneered the use of three-dimensional
elements in animation, (
Fischerkoesen Studios, Verwitterte...
