Letters of note is a site that gathers fascinating and entertaining letters, postcards and other mail items. They’re special for a number of reasons, but one way or another have gone unnoticed until now.
For example, remember the movie Who framed Roger Rabbit? It was groundbreaking at the time because of the way the animated characters acted seamlessly with the living characters of the movie.
The following memo was send by RIchard Williams, the movie’s director of animation to all the people working on the animation department:
Isn’t it precious, now that we know that they’ve achieved this effect so well? This, and many other wonderful examples, on lettersofnote.com.
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Interesting letter re: Roger Rabbit. A good friend of mine was one of the many animators for Roger Rabbit. I remember how excited he was about the new technique of mixing live actors with animated..
My parents went to see this movie the night before I was born. :)
hmm
that's really cool
I read some funny letters :) Nice `blog`!