Welcome to Fleischer Studios
This site is the official portal to Fleischer Studios: a celebration of the talented artists whose work continues to brighten all our lives; a growing archive documenting the origins and history of Fleischer Studios and a glimpse into what the future holds for all things Fleischer! This month, we're celebrating Betty Boop!
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100 years ago, on October 9, 1917, Max Fleischer was granted a patent for the Rotoscope... and animation hasn't been the same since!
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Fleischer Studios sits down with author, animator and animation historian Ray Pointer.
Part One: Audible Thought Balloons Part Two: Art & Technology Part Three: Inventions and Innovation Part Four: Surrealism |
It was nearly 100 years ago that Max Fleischer created the impish little clown that would come to be known by fans around the world simply as Koko. This is the story of how a little clown became a big star.
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Follow Fleischer Studios' second feature-length film from conception to opening night.
Part One - The Story About the Story Part Two - The Making of the Movie Part Three - The Rest of the Story |
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From the earliest Fleischer film experiments in 1915, through all subsequent work by Max and Dave Fleischer during the Fleischer Studios years, this comprehensive, searchable database includes over 700 titles!
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