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Bright & Shiny: A History of Animation at Award Shows Volume 2
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Bright & Shiny: A History of Animation at Award Shows Volume 2

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Bright & Shiny: A History of Animation at Award Shows Volume 2

by Nick Spake

 

518 pages

6x9 size

 

ISBN 9798887717395 paperback

ISBN 9798887717401 hardback

 

The history of animation at award shows continues in Bright & Shiny Vol. 2. Have you ever wondered why The Simpsons has won numerous Emmys® for Outstanding Animated Program, yet got shafted in the Comedy Series race? Have the Annies® ever aired on television or were they always strictly a streaming affair? What finally prompted the Academy to create an Oscar® for Best Animated Feature? 

Vol. 2 provides all of these answers with more insight from animation all-stars like Robert Alvarez, Nancy Beiman, Edwin Catmull, Lorna Cook, Dean DeBlois, Al Jean, Vicky Jenson, Bill Kroyer, Kevin Lima, Margaret Loesch, Rich Moore, Tom Ruegger, Chris Sanders, Fred Seibert, Charles Solomon, Lee Unkrich, and many more. Animation is ready for the next step.