200 (film)
200 is a 1975 animated short film directed by Vince Collins made in honor of the then-upcoming United States Bicentennial.[1][2]
Summary[edit]
A short impressionistic history of America through its' famous symbols.[3][4]
Production[edit]
It was funded by the Young Filmmaker Bicentennial Project Grant, launched in October 1974, as one of the seven films distributed, sponsored[5] and produced by USIA[6] (the other six being An American Tune, Winter Count, Came to Here From Over There, Homespun, The Strangers and Apache Bill), who were so impressed by the film's animation to the point of ordering six prints of his other films including the Student Academy Award-winning short Euphoria.[7]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "200 (1975) | MUBI" – via mubi.com.
- ^ "Sally Cruikshank & Vince Collins: Cartoons for Convoluted Craniums!". Academy Museum of Motion Pictures - Timeline.
- ^ "200" – via www.youtube.com.
- ^ "Young Filmmaker Bicentennial Grant Film: "200" | DocsTeach". www.docsteach.org.
- ^ "Oddball Films: What the F(ilm)?!: All-American Cine-Insanity from the Archive - Fri. July 3rd - 8PM".
- ^ "200 (S) (1975)" – via www.filmaffinity.com.
- ^ Amidon, Audrey (July 7, 2017). "Celebrating America: The USIA Young Filmmaker Bicentennial Grant Project".
