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Don H. Williams (DePatie-Freleng) Animation

Scenes (PRESUMABLY) animated by Donald Herald "Don" Williams during his stay at DePatie-Freleng Enterprises. After an almost eight-year hiatus from the industry, Williams returned to animation to work for various TV/commercial outlets such as Hanna-Barbera. When DePatie-Freleng opened up shop in 1963, Don Williams was one of the earliest hires to the studio. Williams became regarded as one of the top animators at DFE along with Manny Gould, Warren Batchelder and Manny Perez. Don Williams would stay at the studio until his death in 1980, same time as when DFE was entering transformation into Marvel Productions. Williams is one of the rare few animators at the studio who worked on the first (The Pink Phink, 1964) and final Pink Panther theatrical short (Supermarket Pink, 1980). Don Williams’ animation has a wild energy about it. Williams got the most he could out of the more limited budgets of the studio with fast-paced animation where his characters act within perspective, incorporate smears and secondary action. Occasionally, Williams utilizes his famous eye multiples used heavily from his Warner Bros days. While his characters could occasionally get off-model or overly streamlined, this more than likely allowed him to get as much wild cartoonish animation as he could. (Note: The reel is a collection of historian confirmations and best estimated guessing. Sources are listed below. Feel free to send corrections my way if you notice anything wrong.) ((Friend of the channel Devon Baxter recently uploaded a Don Williams Reel on his Patreon page. It is the definitive video on his non-DFE work and I HIGHLY recommend y'all seek it out   / animator-reel-43928741  ) Music: “Airegin”- Wes Montgomery (1960) “Games”- Boogaloo Joe Jones (1968) Sources: “Classic Commercials by Classic Animators” Cartoon Research Article by Jerry Beck -Original Animators Draft for “Pink Panic”, surfaced by Historian Devon Baxter -Original Animators Draft for “In the Pink”, surfaced by Historian Devon Baxter “DePatie-Freleng ‘Public Service Announcements’” Cartoon Research Article by Charles Brubaker “Commercials Animated by George Nicholas and Don Williams” Cartoon Research Article by Mike Kazalah -The DePatie-Freleng Website by GAC -The Internet Animation Database Credits List on Don Williams Special Thanks: -Devon Baxter, Charles Brubaker, eutychus of the Internet Animation Database and Poppy (@popkornkat) for help with footage and corrections ...and the most special-est of all thanks goes out to Poppy and Toadette (ontheones.wordpress.com) whom none of these reels would be possible without your support! Thank you! Disclaimer: I DO NOT claim ownership in any way to the following clips nor audio. This fan-made video is expressly created for the purposes of education and animation history. All clips and audio featured belong to their respective copyright owners and no infringement is intended.