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David Hilberman (18
December 1911 – 5 July 2007) was an
American animator and one of the
founders of
classic 1940s animation. An
innovator in the animation...
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Activities Committee (HUAC),
where he
branded Herbert Sorrell,
David Hilberman and
William Pomerance,
former animators and
labor union organizers, as...
- stop it. Boston, M****achusetts:
Beacon Press. ISBN 978-0-8070-6789-5.
Hilberman E (November 1980). "Overview: the "wife-beater's wife" reconsidered"....
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considered radical by
other established studios. In 1941, Zack Schwartz,
David Hilberman, and
Stephen Bosustow formed a
studio called first Industrial Film and...
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screenwriter Jack T. Gross,
producer Margaret Gruen,
screenwriter David Hilberman,
animator Tamara Hovey,
screenwriter John Hubley,
animator Edward Huebsch...
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Music by Carl W.
Stalling Animation by Phil
Monroe Layouts by
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Production company Leon
Schlesinger Productions...
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Imprisonment in America. The
Pennsylvania State University Press. pp. ix, 52.
Hilberman, Mark (1999). "Acres of Skin".
Journal of
Medical Ethics. 25 (4): 353–354...
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Screen Actors Guild.
After the
Disney strike of 1941,
Pomerance and
David Hilberman left
Disney and
started their own
animation show studio, TEMPO. Walt Disney...
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Tempo was
founded in 1946 as a
partnership between David Hilberman and Zack Schwartz. They were both
former Disney colleagues of Tytla. David...
