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Circus

Willis Simms, Bailey Films

AnimationEducation

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About

Here, a cartoon circus is created by Willis Simm's animation class at Hughes Jr. High School, Woodland Hills, California, with a musical soundtrack performed by Hughes' music teacher Robert Clark. The film is reminiscent of Alexander Calder Performs his "Circus" (Whitney Museum, 1955). This film takes an approach similar to that of Calder, whimsical, poetic, fantastic, but created by his junior high students, rather than the artist himself. For more on Simms, visit http://www.afana.org/simmswillis.htm

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Archive
Internet Archive, in Academic films
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Credit
Willis Simms, Bailey Films
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