Animation in Television (1 gen 1950 anni – 1 gen 1976 anni)

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By the 1960s, more than half of all American homes, and homes around the world contained television sets, and TV had done away with nearly everything that made the major motion picture studios so great. Tighter belts meant movie studios took fewer creative risks and invested less money in quality films. Movie palaces fell into disrepair. Fewer feature films were made, and often studios had to rely on sales of their back catalogs for television syndication for profit instead of their own current-day films.

Luckily, the rise of TV didn’t mean the death of popular entertainment, just its migration to a smaller screen. But the days of the unstoppable Hollywood studio now seem as far away as the days when a movie ticket cost nothing but a quarter.

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