On October 28th, International Animation Day recognizes the artists, scientists, and technicians behind animated art. It’s also a day to celebrate all aspects of animation.
When artists manipulate drawings to appear as moving pictures, they are creating animation. This art form has been used for more than 100 years to create cartoons and other types of entertainment. Through the years, artists and technicians have developed different kinds of animation.
The International Animated Film Association established International Animation Day in 2002. They chose October 28th to commemorate Theatre Optique, the first public performance of animation. Charles-Emile Reynaud invented the moving picture system used in the animated performance. Theatre Optique took place at the Grevin Museum in Paris in 1892.
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