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Retta Davidson

Background information

Died

June 12,1998 (aged 76)
Carlsbad, California, United States

Nationality

American

Occupation

Animator

Years active

Retta Davidson was an American animator, who worked atWalt Disney Animation Studios from1980 to1985. She is not to be confused withRetta Scott, another female animator who worked at the studios during the 1940s.

During her career at Disney, she helped train younger animators along withEric Larson. After graduating from high school in1939, Davidson joined Disney as an inker and painter, where she worked onPinocchio,Bambi,Fantasia, andSleeping Beauty. The Disney studios were affected by the resultant labor shortage from World War II, and many of their lead animators were drafted to serve in the First Motion Picture Unit. In1941, the studio asked members of the Ink and Paint Department to submit artwork to be considered for animation training and jobs in the animation department. Davidson was one of a group of ten women accepted to the program. Davidson worked as an animator for a year before taking leave from the studio in1942 to enlist in the United States Navy, which she served for four years inWashington, D.C.

She returned to Disney Studios after the war, where she worked as an animator until1966, working as a freelance artist, animating on commercials and became an early animation educator at Concordia University in Montreal and Sheridan College in Toronto. Retta later returned to Disney in the early 1980s as Coordinating Animator onThe Black Cauldron to help train the young crop of animators—many of whom became today's leaders of the animation industry.

Filmography[]

YearFilmPosition
1940PinocchioInk and paint (uncredited)
BillpostersInk and paint (uncredited)
Bone TroubleInk and paint (uncredited)
FantasiaInk and paint artist (uncredited)
Goofy's GliderInk and paint (uncredited)
1941The Reluctant DragonInk and paint artist (uncredited)
Golden EggsInk and paint (uncredited)
1942BambiInk and paint (uncredited)
How to FishInk and paint (uncredited)
1947Fun and Fancy FreeAssistant animator (uncredited)
1948Melody TimeAssistant animator (uncredited)
So Dear to My HeartAssistant animator (uncredited)
1949The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. ToadAssistant animator (uncredited)
1950CinderellaAssistant animator (uncredited)
1951Alice in WonderlandAssistant animator (uncredited)
1953Peter PanAssistant animator (uncredited)
Ben and MeAssistant animator (uncredited)
1955Lady and the TrampKey assistant animator (uncredited)
1959Sleeping BeautyKey clean-up artist (uncredited)
1961One Hundred and One DalmatiansAssistant animator (uncredited)
1963The Sword in the StoneAssistant animator (uncredited)
1964Mary PoppinsAssistant animator (uncredited)
1967The Jungle BookAssistant animator (uncredited)
1970The AristocatsAssistant animator (uncredited)
1973Robin HoodAssistant animator (uncredited)
1977The Many Adventures of Winnie the PoohKey assistant animator: "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree" (uncredited)
1981The Fox and the HoundCoordinating Animator
1983Mickey's Christmas CarolThe Creative Talent Of
1985The Black CauldronCoordinating Animator
1986The Great Mouse DetectiveCoordinating Animator

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