(11 March 1909 – 6 September 2003) was a filmmaker, painter, sculptor, graphic artist, set designer, and director of live action and animated films, and teacher.
Janeann Dill Remembering Jules today ... March 11, 1909 - September 6, 2003.
Oskar Answer to Greg Kurcewicz's question below, yes, Center for Visual Music is working on HD transfers of our Jules Engel films. Please become a fan of the Center for Visual Music page on facebook if you want to receive updated information on our upcoming DVD releases.
Janeann Dill
An fyi: Adam Beckett was an early student of Jules and his work is screening at AMPAS!
http://www.altfg.com/blog/animation/adam
Oskar
3 new preservation prints of Jules' films screen Sept 1 at Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley - in CVM's Essential Visual Music Rare Classics show - event info here at
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=12
Janeann Dill The iotaCenter has released the first Jules Engel DVD! Hurray! See FB Page:: "iotaCenter Releases a DVD of Selected Work by Jules Engel" All the info about purchasing is on that page ... so exciting ...
Janeann Dill If you want to see Jules speak about his work: http://www.youtube.com/user/iiaci
Korky Paul A delightful, charming and inspirational man.
Jonathan Sager
Coming in the Spring
Jules Engel
April 20 through June 25, 2009
Toby C. Moss Gallery
7321 Beverly Boulevard • Los Angeles, California 90036
The exhibition will present paintings, drawings, sculpture and prints (1930s-2003); also included are works related to many of Engel’s animated films such as Mr. Magoo, Madeline and Th...e Alvin Show, as well as later abstract films such as Rumble, Accident and The Meadow.
The exhibition is parallel to a memorial program with a screening of Jules Engel’s films and a discussion panel at the REDCAT Theater/Walt Disney Concert Hall on Saturday, April 18, 2009. Event proceeds from the evening will benefit the Jules Engel Scholarship Fund at The California Instutute of the Arts (CalArts). Contact Courtney McIntyre at CalArts (cmcintyr@calarts.edu) for tickets and further information.Read More
Jules Engel
April 20 through June 25, 2009
Toby C. Moss Gallery
7321 Beverly Boulevard • Los Angeles, California 90036
The exhibition will present paintings, drawings, sculpture and prints (1930s-2003); also included are works related to many of Engel’s animated films such as Mr. Magoo, Madeline and Th...e Alvin Show, as well as later abstract films such as Rumble, Accident and The Meadow.
The exhibition is parallel to a memorial program with a screening of Jules Engel’s films and a discussion panel at the REDCAT Theater/Walt Disney Concert Hall on Saturday, April 18, 2009. Event proceeds from the evening will benefit the Jules Engel Scholarship Fund at The California Instutute of the Arts (CalArts). Contact Courtney McIntyre at CalArts (cmcintyr@calarts.edu) for tickets and further information.Read More
Janeann Dill What would our lives have been without the joy of this wonderful man in our lives. Indeed, less. MisS him every day in some way or another, professionally or privately or when I'm teaching.
Jonathon Kassel miss him
Jules Engel 's 100th Birthday. We miss you and we're always thinking of you. Happy Birthday!
