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Layout
and
Composition
for
Animation
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Ed Ghertner
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For Jana, Sean, and Amy
Acknowledgments
T
he journey to bring this book to reality is a long one and my purpose is to pass
along the knowledge that was given to me. I wanted to explain and show that the
Layout Artist’s contribution to the animation process is extremely important and
that 2-D Animation, as an art form, should not be thrown away like an old shoe for
the sake of progress. I know that each step of the animation process, from story
to final color, will change due to progress and innovation; however, knowing and
passing on the history and evolution of those processes are important to the future
of this great art.
There are many friends, colleagues, and neighbors who inspired me and sup-
ported me along the way in creating this book. There are a few I’d like to acknowl-
edge in print: my parents, Elliot and Carole; my wife, Jana, whom I haven’t seen
much of while writing this book; my kids, Sean and Amy; the rest of my immediate
family, both here and gone. I also want to thank the artists who taught me: the
great Ken O’Connor, Don Griffith, Maurice Noble, Mike Maltese, Bill Moore, Vance
Gerry, and last but not least, Eric Larson. Without their selfless characters, I would
have lost hope. To my friends Brian Efron, Mark Kirkland, Brian McEntee, Krista
Bunn, and Karen Bunn, thank you for being there and for your support.
A special thank you to Karen Bunn who took on the daunting task of helping
me lay out the book, and without whom I would have never made the schedule.
THANK YOU!!!!
The information in this book is dedicated to those who wish to learn and ad-
vance themselves in a truly beautiful art form.
Long Live Animation!!!!!
--Ed
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