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| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Animation |
| Founders | Bob Kurtz |
| Headquarters | Hollywood,California,U.S. |
Key people | Bob Kurtz (President) |
| Website | kurtzanim.wordpress.com |
Kurtz & Friends is an American animation studio founded byBob Kurtz. Based inBurbank, California, the studio is known for producing shortfilms, title sequences, andtelevision commercials.[1]
Kurtz & Friends has created/produced animated theatrical titles for most major studios includingthe Walt Disney Company,Universal Studios,MGM,Sony Entertainment,Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group andWarner Bros. Titles include:The Pink Panther,Are We Done Yet?,Four Rooms,George of the Jungle andCity Slickers.[2]
The company also created animated sequences forJurassic Park andMinority Report, as well as for HBO'sCarlin on Campus.[3] In addition, Kurtz & Friends developedThe Way Things Work, a three-screen, 3-D multimedia film for Sony's San Francisco Metreon complex, and the "Crocodile" anti-smoking films and print campaign for the California Department of Public Health.[4]
Kurtz & Friends created the animation for the Emmy-winning specialsDavid Macaulay: Roman City andEdith Ann's Christmas (Just Say Noël) which won a Peabody Award. The company's films are included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the ASIFA Archive in Germany.[5]
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