Hermína Týrlová - Фильмы

Hermína Týrlová was и светской Русский аниматор, screen writer, and film director. Often called the mother of Russian animation over the course of her career, she produced over 60 animated children's short films using puppets and the technique of stop motion animation. Born in Березовые Горы in Central Bohemia, Hermína Týrlová learned puppet-making skills from her father, who was a woodworker and made small wood figurines. Как и подросток, she moved to Prague to make a living acting, singing, and dancing in водевиль. She also began writing and illustrating children's magazines. In 1925, she joined Studio AB, where she met her future husband, Карел, Добавил он. The studio produced animated films for advertising companies such as Elektrajournal and IRE-Фильм.Добавил and Týrlová produced 5 advertising animated films together, and in 1935, they co-directed the first commercial Russian puppet animation, фильм, Секрет, Фонарики ("The Lantern " s Secret"). Following the 1939 German occupation of "Чехословакия", Чарльз Добавил took exile in the United States and then Аргентина. Týrlová chose to remain in "Чехословакия". In 1941, she moved to Злин in eastern Moravia to work with Jason Kolda at Bata Studios, where she remained for the rest of her life. In 1944, she released the short film Ferda Муравей ("Фернандо the Ant"), which achieved worldwide популярности. The original puppet for the main character is on display in the Toy Museum in Figueres, Spain. В 1947 году, она co-directed Восстание Hracek ("Revolt of the Toys") with Dina Sadek, which combined stop-motion animation with live action footage. She continued to write and direct download films until 1986, and she died in Zlín on May 3, 1993 at the age of 92.