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1908
Emile Cohl
One of the first animations.

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1914
Winsor McCay
First character animation.

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1928
Walt Disney Studios
Introduced the world to Mickey Mouse

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Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor

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Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor

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1936
Fleischer Studios
first Popeye cartoon made in Technicolor

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1937
Walt Disney Productions
First feature length animation. Firsts in color film.

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1963
Mushi Productions
Beginning of Japanese Anime style.

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Courtesy of Fred’s two feet, The Flintstones

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Courtesy of Fred’s two feet, The Flintstones

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1960
Hanna-Barbera Productions
First cartoon to include laugh tracks

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1984
John Lasseter
First 3D CG character animation.

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1988
Robert Zameckis, Richard Williams
Feature length live action and 2D animation integration.

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1989
Gracie Films
Showcased how animated programs were not only for children and can be enjoyed by everyone.
Couch gag, wildly changing opening sequence often from episodes

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Title sequence, Batman: The Animated Series

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Title sequence, Batman: The Animated Series

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1992
Warner Bros. Animation
More fluid movement of batman in the cartoon series than in the movies since there is no real movement so the animated series allowed for thrilling action.
“Everything you need to know about Batman is in [that opening],”
Great plot and rendition of batman

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2001
DreamWorks Animation
won the first-ever Academy Award for animated feature.
Audacious opening sequence. Set precedent and new rules for new millennium.