From small beginnings in 1940, they made over 2000 films ranging from comedy shorts to documentaries and educational films. Perhaps their most famous work is the 1955 feature version of George Orwell's "Animal Farm." They earned a reputation for fine animation and for extending the medium to explain complex ideas with clarity and humor. Utilizing a variety of techniques including traditional hand-drawn animation, 3D pixilation and computer animation, this program clearly demonstrates the wide range of John Halas and Joy Batchelor's work.

Cartoons of Halas & Batchelor (Other)