01 January 1970 Animated, Factual 13 mins
Yellow Ball Workshop Documentary following eight year old Jeanie Falcone through most of the steps of making an animated film using cut-outs. Her finished film is shown along with short documentary sequences of older students working with advance techniques.
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Dominic Falcone as Narration
Yvonne Anderson Cinematography
United States 01 January 1970
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