David Hilberman - Flickfolio

David Hilberman

Known for Directing

Hilberman worked for Walt Disney Studios and helped animate Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Bambi. His involvement in unionizing colleagues and organization of the 1941 Disney strike cost him his job at the studio. After being fired by Disney, he founded Industrial Film and Poster Service with Zack Schwartz and Stephen Bosustow in 1945. It later became UPA. He was blacklisted in the 1950s after Walt Disney accused him of being a communist before the House Un-American Activities Committee. After 1951 Hilberman moved in England, returned later to Northern California, worked as a freelance cartoonist with Hanna-Barbera and was an animation teacher at San Francisco State University. -Wikipedia Entry

Born

December 18, 1911

Died

July 5, 2007 (age 95)

Birthplace

Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Filmography

12 films, 1 show

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Girl to Woman

TMDB2.0

Girl to Woman

1965 · 18m · US

A short public health documentary about growing up (the girls' version).

Energetically Yours

1957 · 14m

Tracing the story of primitive man's discovery of energy.

Calling All Salesmen

1956 · UK

A BAFTA award nominated animation advertising "Time" magazine.

Expanding World Relationships

1947 · 10m · US

This movie was the brain-child of S.W. Boggs, the U.S. Department of State’s official geographer (1927-1954). Graphic artist Boris Artzybasheff was allegedly recruited as a consultant for the effort, according to Timothy Barney, Mapping the Cold War: Cartography and the Framing of America’s International Power, 2015. Unfortunately, the creative ideas Boggs described below - using aliens and spaceships - never made it into the movie. Instead, the movie is a relatively straight-forward animated map movie with a theme of growing globalization.