Dmitry Naumovich Babichenko (Farfurnik) (May 17, 1901 - July 30, 1991 ) - Soviet director-animator, master of hand-drawn animation, screenwriter, artist.
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| Date of Birth | May 17, 1901 |
| Place of Birth | Zhytomyr |
| Date of death | July 30, 1991 (90 years old) |
| Citizenship |  the USSR |
| Profession | animator , animator , screenwriter |
| Career | 1934 - 1980 |
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Biography
Born May 17, 1901 in the city of Zhytomyr . Graduated from the Academy of Plastic Arts in Kiev . He worked as a cartoonist in magazines and newspapers, first in Kiev, then in Moscow , as an artist in the art animation workshop at the Soyuzkino and Mezhrabpomfilm film factories. Further creative activity of Babichenko is associated with the Soyuzmultfilm movie studio . There he becomes one of the leading directors of the studio.
Working in different genres, Dmitry Babichenko became famous primarily as a director of fairy tale films. In the 1950s, he created vivid, unforgettable works that went down in the history of domestic animation. In 1956-1957, his films “ Million in a Bag ” and “ Hello to Friends! ” Were awarded prizes at the All-Union Film Festival . ". Cartoon “ Little Shego ” received a diploma at the International Film Festival in Venice . In the same place, in 1958, the cartoon “ First Violin ” received the prize.
Particularly fruitful was the collaboration of Babichenko with I. Ivanov-Vano . In 1959, they shot the cartoon “ The Adventures of Pinocchio ” based on the fairy tale by A. N. Tolstoy “The Golden Key ”, which entered the classics of Russian animation. The film was awarded the First Prize at the II All-Union Film Festival in Minsk (1960).
In 1969-1975, Dmitry Babichenko was the director and artistic director of the animation studio at the Creative Association “Screen” .
He died on July 30, 1991.
Festival Awards
- 1956 - " A Million in a Sack " - VKF in Moscow - the second award in the section of cartoons, 1958;
- 1957 - " Hello friends!" "- VKF in Moscow - the second award in the section of cartoons, 1958;
- 1956 - “ Little Shego ” - MF films for children and youth in Venice - diploma, 1957;
- 1958 - “ The First Violin ” - XV IFF in Venice - diploma, 1959, prize of the All-Russian Film Festival;
- 1959 - “ The Adventures of Pinocchio ” - II All-Union Film Festival in Minsk - first prize in the section of cartoons, 1960.
Filmography
- 1934 - Blot in the Arctic (co-director)
- 1935 - The Tale of the Merry Shepherd
- 1936 - Hot in Africa (co-director)
- 1936 - The Tale of the Evil Bear, the Cunning Fox and the Merry Shepherd (co-director)
- 1937 - Sweet Pie (co-director)
- 1938 - Hardworking cockerel and nonchalant mice (co-director)
- 1938 - Journal of the Political Satire No. 1 (co-director)
- 1939 - Combat Pages
- 1939 - War Beavers (co-director)
- 1939 - Victory Route (co-director)
- 1940 - Favorite Heroes
- 1941 - We beat, we beat and we will beat
- 1944 - Musical Joke
- 1946 - Spring melodies
- 1946 - Eagle Feather
- 1947 - Travel to the land of giants
- 1948 - Who to be?
- 1950 - The Magic Treasure
- 1950 - Deer and the Wolf
- 1952 - Validub
- 1953 - Liu Brothers
- 1956 - Little Shego
- 1956 - A Million in a Bag
- 1957 - Hello to friends! (co-director)
- 1958 - Circular panorama
- 1958 - The first violin
- 1959 - The Adventures of Pinocchio (co-director)
- 1960 - Cartoon Crocodile No. 3
- 1960 - Firefly No. 1 (director, screenwriter)
- 1961 - MUK (Cartoon Crocodile) No. 4 - For clean water
- 1970 - The Adventures of Pif
- 1971 - Trump in the circus
- 1972 - Watchful Goats
- 1972 - Drunk Cherries (screenwriter)
- 1972 - Simulator
- 1974 - Themselves to blame
- 1975 - Fables of Mikhalkov (director)
- 1980 - Football (Director)
Interesting Facts
- The XVII Festival of Archival Cinema "White Pillars" was held at the State Film Fund: the festival program included a large number of cartoons and film materials. There was a screening of two more color hand-drawn works by Soyuzmusfmart restored by Nikolai Mayorov and Vladimir Kotovsky. This time it was the studio’s first ever color painting “Sweet Cake” by D. N. Babichenko (1937) and the last studio “three-color” - “Winter's Tale” by I. P. Vano (1945). [one]
Literature
- Sergey Kapkov . Encyclopedia of domestic animation . - M .: Algorithm, 2006 .-- 816 p. - 3000 copies. - ISBN 5-9265-0319-4 . Page 86-87.
- Evgeny Migunov . "About D. N. Babichenko" July 17, 1997.
- Masters of Soviet animation: a collection of articles / compiled by D. N. Babichenko - M., “Art”, 1972.
- CINEMA: Encyclopedic Dictionary, M. Soviet Encyclopedia, 1987, p. 33.
- The Art of Animation, M. 1964.
Notes
- ↑ XVII festival of archival cinema "White Pillars" 2.02.2013
Links
- Dmitriy Babichenko (1901–1991 ) on the Internet Movie Database
- Dmitry Babichenko at Animator.ru
- Dmitry Babichenko - Encyclopedia of Russian cinema (inaccessible link)