"A film made without a camera, made by painting directly on the film."03 September 1947Animated, Music3 mins
A film fantasy of dancing music and dancing color. Listen to the Mocking Bird played by an oldtime fiddler, brilliant patterns ripple, flow, flicker and blend. A Norman McLaren painting on film, translates sound into sight.
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Norman McLaren - Fiddle-De-Dee (1947) [NFB; American release print]
An experimental cartoon fantasy created by Canadian animation pioneer Norman McLaren for the National Film Board. This is from an American print distributed ...
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Fiddle-De-Dee” by Shane Ivers Music source: Music licence: CC BY
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