Above, Mr. Mark Kausler.
Mark Kausler journeyed to California from St. Louis in the late 1960s, and he's been here ever since working as both an animator and story artist. He numbers Yellow Submarine, Beauty and the Beast, Fantasia 2000 and Who Framed Roger Rabbit among the projects on which he's animated and boarded ...
TAG Interview with Mark Kausler
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Mark sat down recently at Animation Guild headquarters to regale us with tales of animation from the sixties to the present day. And about growing up cartoon crazy in the Midwest during the Era of Eisenhower.
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Mark is one of my favorite animation people. Glad to hear an interview from him.
Fantastic interview!! I love hearing his stories about all of the people in animation he's met. I love hearing him talk about Ralph Bakshi. My favorite part was hearing Mark talk about going to Chouinard before it became a part of CalArts. I wish I could have gone there.
Thank you for putting these interviews up.
Thanks, folks at 839. I appreciate this so much.
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Now I fully understand why I loathed "The Great Bear Scare" all these years!
Good stuff, Steve. I'm glad you've decided to take this on.
It's also nice that you as the interviewer can help add to the discussion. Except it would've been nice if one of you could have remembered Spaff's name ;)
I'm sorry that I couldn't recall the good Dave Spafford's name. He sure threw some great parties and was about the craziest animator I've ever known. He was great at Daffy Duck and Woody Woodpecker, among many other things he's done. I'm starting to forget a lot of things, I need some gingko baloba!
Mark Kausler
LOL...no problem. I have trouble remembering my current fellow employees' name some days.
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