About
Fred Kopietz
Overview
The animation career of Fred J. Kopietz (1909-1992) spanned almost the whole of Hollywood animation's golden age, from 1930 until just past the death of Walt Disney in 1966. He started with Ub Iwerks, spent most of the thirties with Walter Lantz, and devoted the rest of his career to Disney, with side visits to Bob Clampett's Snowball Productions and Hanna-Barbera. -http://www.michaelbarrier.com/Interviews/Kopietz/Kopietz.html
Known for
Directing |
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1938 | Happy Scouts | Directing | Director | N/A N/A |
Visual Effects |
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1961 | Donald and the Wheel | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1959 | How to Have an Accident at Work | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1958 | Paul Bunyan | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1948 | The Trial of Donald Duck | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1947 | Crazy with the Heat | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1947 | Sleepy Time Donald | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1946 | Dumbell of the Yukon | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1946 | Donald's Double Trouble | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1945 | Cured Duck | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1937 | The Playful Pup | Visual Effects | Animation | N/A N/A |
1936 | Knights for a Day | Visual Effects | Animation | N/A N/A |
1935 | Candyland | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1934 | Toyland Premiere | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1934 | Jolly Little Elves | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1933 | The Merry Old Soul | Visual Effects | Animation | 58 Average |
1933 | She Done Him Right | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1933 | King Klunk | Visual Effects | Animation | 59 Average |
1933 | Merry Dog | Visual Effects | Animation | N/A N/A |