Fred Kopietz

Born: 1909-01-16 in Norfolk - Nebraska - USA

Died: 1992-09-01

Known For: Visual Effects

Biography

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

Filmography

1961

Donald and the Wheel ... (Animation)

1959

Sleeping Beauty ... (Animation)
How to Have an Accident at Work ... (Animation)

1958

Paul Bunyan ... (Animation)

1945

Cured Duck ... (Animation)

1938

Happy Scouts ... (Director)

1937

The Playful Pup ... (Animation)

1936

Knights for a Day ... (Animation)

1935

Candyland ... (Animation)

1934

Toyland Premiere ... (Animation)
Jolly Little Elves ... (Animation)

1933

The Merry Old Soul ... (Animation)
King Klunk ... (Animation)
Merry Dog ... (Animation)
She Done Him Right ... (Animation)

1932

Puppy Love ... (Animation)
Fire! Fire! ... (Animation)
School Days ... (Animation)
The Bully ... (Animation)
What a Life ... (Animation)
The Milkman ... (Animation)

1931

Africa Squeaks ... (Animation)
Movie Mad ... (Animation)
Jail Birds ... (Animation)
Laughing Gas ... (Character Designer)
Ragtime Romeo ... (Character Designer)
Stormy Seas ... (Animation)
The Soup Song ... (Animation)
The New Car ... (Character Designer)
The Village Smitty ... (Animation)
The Village Specialist ... (Animation)

1930

Puddle Pranks ... (Animation)
Fiddlesticks ... (Animation)
The Cuckoo Murder Case ... (Animation)
The Village Barber ... (Animation)
Little Orphan Willie ... (Animation)