The cartoon characters and people co-exist in the same world for me as an eight-year-old, this film was absolutely mind-blowing and really cemented my fascination with both film and animation. The film stars Bob Hoskins and Christopher Lloyd as live-action characters alongside cartoon characters Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit, as well as many others. One of the most famous films to mix 2d and live action has to be the groundbreaking 1988 classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit, directed by Robert Zemeckis. Who Framed Roger Rabbit © Touchstone Pictures The quality is now a little dated, but it still has a magical charm and a mesmerizing style for a young child. This style really captivated my attention as a five-year-old, as it was so different from anything I had seen before. Dot and all the other characters she meets in the film are 2d and the backgrounds are either live-action film or photos. Dot and the Kangaroo © Yoram Grossĭot and the Kangaroo is a classic story from Australia in which the main character Dot becomes lost in the Australian bush. One film that sparked my early interest in animation was Dot and the Kangaroo, which used a hybrid 2d and live-action technique. distributor Abbey Home Media, the leading independent home entertainment company behind well-known children’s shows like Care Bears, Topsy and Tim, Peter Rabbit, Sooty, Horrid Henry, Fireman Sam, and more.
and the U.K., working on projects for Warner Bros., Disney, BBC, Paramount, and many other studios. Hybrid films: combining 2d animation and live action Chris Meyer-WhiteĬhris Meyer-White: I have worked in home entertainment for over 15 years in both the U.S.
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