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Artist Profile: John Canemaker
William Moritz
John
Canemaker
received an
MFA in film from
New York University.
Since 1973, he has produced a number of experimental
and commercial films, including the
Peabody Award-winning BREAK THE SILENCE:
KIDS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE; the Academy Award®-
winning YOU DON'T HAVE TO DIE, a short film about
a boy's battle with cancer; and JOHN LENNON SKETCHBOOK,
a film commissioned by Yoko Ono. He also created an animation
sequence for the film THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP. The author of six
books and more than 100 articles on animation, Canemaker is currently
the head of the animation program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
Selected Filmography:
| Year | Title | Distributor |
| 1978 | Confessions of a Stardreamer |
Phoenix | |
1981 | The Wizard's Son |
Phoenix | |
1983 | Bottom's Dream |
EE | |
1995 | Confessions of a Standup* |
CS |
* Emmy Award winner
Canemaker's films may be viewed at the study center of the Museum of Modern Art.
John Canemaker
e-mail: canemakr@play.cs.nyu.edu
Bibliography
New York Nexus
Elfriede! On the Road with Mrs Oskar Fischinger by John Canemaker
Books by John Canemaker:
Before the Animation Begins: The Art and Lives
of Disney Inspirational Sketch Artists (Hyperion, 1996).
Tex Avery: The MGM Years (Turner, 1996).
Felix - The Twisted Tale of the World's Most Famous Cat
(Pantheon 1993/Da Capo 1996).
Winsor McCay - His Life and Art (Abbeville, 1987).
Treasures of Disney Animation Art (Abbeville, 1982).
The Animated Raggedy Ann & Andy (Bobbs Merrill Co. 1977).
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