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	Beauty and the Beast / Beauty and the Beast - Lyrics / Songs Videos
		Glen Keane was the supervising animator of Beast.
		In the early concept art, Beast was mandrill-inspired, later developing to incorporate elements of the bear and wolf, but with most of the inspiration...
		While Glen Keane was deliberately kept from seeing Robby Benson during his work on Beast, Dave Pruiksma studied Angela Lansbury in order to create the character of Mrs Potts - although, apparently, he...
	www.disney-facts.com /rec/141-Beauty-and-the-Beast (404 words)

	Glen Keane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glen Keane (born on April 13, 1954)[1] is the son of Bil Keane, an illustrator best known for the daily comic strip The Family Circus, and Thelma "Thel" Carne Keane [2].
		Glen graduated from CalArts in 1974 and joined Disney the same year.
		Most recently he was lead animator for Long John Silver in Treasure Planet and currently, Glen Keane is returning to his foray into the computer generated world as the director of Disney's upcoming CGI film, Rapunzel, expected to hit theaters in 2009.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Glen_Keane (451 words)

	Cranky Critic® StarTalk: Glen Keane
		GLEN KEANE, the supervising animator on Tarzan is a second generation artist.
		Glen Keane: As soon as you hear the word "Tarzan" you've got Johnny Weismuller in your head, swinging on the vine.
		Glen Keane: I always felt that drawing was the most natural thing to do and I had this live in teacher.
	www.crankycritic.com /qa/glenkeane.html (1381 words)

	Animation Nation Bulletin Board: Glen Keane and Disney Animation
		Glen Keane is one of the most respected animators at Disney.
		Glen Keane is not the problem - the story is the problem and it always has been - the stories that are engaging - Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Lion King - these were good movies and did well.
		Glen talked about "the tons of experimental animations he made for The Black Cauldron that never saw the light of day, his resentment concerning the intrusion of people like Eisner in the studio during the 80's that led to a situation where you have 400 artists and 600 people in the administration.
	www.animationnation.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=004583 (2590 words)

	LaughingPlace.com: Profile of Glen Keane, (The #1 Site for Disney)
		I first met Glen Keane, who is one of the top animators in the world today, at the Tribute to Marc Davis, which was held at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences in early 2000.
		Glen’s father, Bil Keane, is the creator of the comic strip “Family Circus” and everyone in the family drew.
		Glen was stimulated and enthused by seeing that the characters they created had weight and life even though they were just rough, loose drafts and he also saw that they drew like he did.
	www.laughingplace.com /News-ID506190.asp (842 words)

	ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive Biopedia: KEANE, Glen
		Glen was the middle child of five, his father of Irish background and his mother, Welsh from Australia.
		Glen's art has always been very fluid, his animation capturing the essence of the characters he brings to life.
		Glen studied the Method Acting style to better understand the hearts of the characters he animates.
	www.animationarchive.org /bio/2005/12/keane-glen.html (885 words)

	Glen Keane by Steve Burns - StartedByAMouse.com Features Section
		Glen was the lead animator of the title character in Aladdin, again responsible for the overall look of the character.
		It is interesting to see how Glen and the other animators can create their characters to fit into the different visual styles of each film, proving their talents as artists.
		And Glen was up to the challenge of having his animated character moving through the dynamic jungle scenes created using the Deep Canvas process.
	www.startedbyamouse.com /features/Glen_Keane.shtml (868 words)

	Jim Hill : "Rapunzel Unbraided" aims to be " ... a film of astonishing beauty."
		Keane handled the traditionally animated portion of the project, while Lasseter created the CG backgrounds and mapped out all of the camera moves.
		Glen challenged "Rapunzel" art director Lisa Keane to come up with a look that was at least as rich as the world suggested in Fragonard's painting.
		I mean, if Glen's willing to move this far outside of his comfort zone in order to try and make a great CG film, I think that -- at the very least -- I can lighten up on the whole "turned his back on traditional animation" crap.
	jimhillmedia.com /blogs/jim_hill/archive/2005/08/08/656.aspx (1718 words)

	Show 014 - Glen Keane, Part One at The Animation Podcast
		Glen to me is one of the ‘Masters’ of the new gen. His sculptural feelings made so much of the Beast’s Transformation feel so dimensional, you could get the power out of it that brings chills to me almost 15 years later.
		I have just finished listening to the Glen Keane interview, it is truly inspiring to hear a great animation artist speak out about his life and art.
		Glen Keane is one of the first names that I learned when I was starting to get interested in the behind the scenes aspects of Disney animation.
	www.animationpodcast.com /archives/2006/04/02/glen-keane-part-one (2854 words)

	SPLICEDwire: "Tarzan" interviews (1999)
		Keane kicks the presentation into finale mode by introducing a clip that demonstrates the Deep Canvas technology used in creating the fantastically fluid, nearly three-dimensional images of Tarzan swinging and surfing through the jungle.
		GLEN KEANE: I was concerned at first...because in California was the animator doing Jane and the gorillas, and in Paris we were doing Tarzan and the leopard.
		But what I found out was that we almost had a more personal relationship with them because we had them to ourselves in the CLI meetings (and) we had control of the camera and could zoom in on faces as they made faces, watching reactions to video to really see their spontaneous reactions.
	www.splicedonline.com /features/disneytarzan.html (1772 words)

	Disney's Beauty & the Beast: My Unofficial Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Having graduated from CalArts, Glen Keane (yes, he is the son of cartoonist Bil Keane, creator of The Family Circus strip) joined Walt Disney in 1974.
		In the early eighties, Glen Keane became involved with John Lasseter (another animator, and now high up in Pixar, the company responsible for Toy Story and A Bug's Life), in some experimental work on combining computer-generated images with hand-drawn animation.
		What's good is that animators like Glen Keane have been (and hopefully still are) interested and involved in making it work, advancing the medium and continuing the 'Golden Age'...
	www.ilhawaii.net /~beast/pages/bb_beast.htm (912 words)

	YouTube - GK
		Glen Keane is a god.Thank you for posting this.
		An influential animator in his own right, G. Keane is a living tie to the 9 old men.
		GLEN KEANE speaks about character, at th GLEN KEANE speaks about character, at the CalArts Char.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=6CLfPrRVowQ (129 words)

	VNOG Blog: Glen Keane
		So if you're into animation like me you likely know who Glen Keane is. And if you know who he is you've probably already seen the Art Of Glen Keane blog, as it's been linked in plenty of other places.
		My favorite so far is the Glen Keane interview (back on topic!) where he talks very frankly about his animation experience and process.
		One of the things he said that I really latched onto was that when you come across an animation problem that you can't solve, it's not because you're not good enough, it's because you've reached the limit of your knowledge.
	www.navone.org /blogger/2006/07/glen-keane.html (724 words)

	Glen Keane archive at The Animation Podcast
		Supervising animator of Ariel, The Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Tarzan, John Silver and director of the upcoming film Rapunzel.
		In part two of the interview Glen talks about being trained under Ollie Johnston and some of the artistic struggles and realizations during his career.
		Animation hero to many, Glen Keane has created many of the most memorable characters in modern animation with performances that rival those of any flesh and blood actor.
	animationpodcast.com /archive/podcasts/glen-keane (200 words)

	seward street: Glen Keane on Getting Into the Biz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Everything you read here is solely my opinion (unless quoted from another source) and, while highly entertaining and presciently relevant to character animation today, does not represent in any way shape or form an endorsement or agreement on the part of my employer.
		And with just basic point and click animating becoming a thing of the past, especially with new technologies like the Review Sketch tool at Pixar, I think the really great animators are still going to be the ones who can draw what they feel.
		The question asked of Glen was, "If you were to be starting today trying to become an animator, what do you think you would need to do?" And his answer was...
	jrhull.typepad.com /seward_street/2005/03/glen_keane_on_g.html (688 words)

	Glen Keane: Master of Animation
		The one thing I hear most about Glen, is not only how talented he is, but how sincere he is about his work.
		When he shows you his work, or when he talks about what he has done, you can see the passion in his eyes that he has for animation.
		I believe that this one sketch describes Glen Keane's dedication for animation and his talent to effect his audience's emotions.
	journals.aol.com /coolcat33/GlenKeane/entries/2005/03/01/glen-keane-master-of-animation/848 (201 words)

	Where Is Glen Keane??? - ConceptArt.org Forums
		True, Glen Keane is one of the highest-paid animators out there, but even that, I'm sure, isn't much.
		Dude, you don't shove contests to somebody like Glen Keane or guys who've done a particular style of animation for most of their career.
		I think what you're actually referring to was the technique tests that Disney, according to reports and DVD features, conducted to see how Keane's 2d mastery can be integrated with cg (Treasure Planet DVD and the rumored Rapunzel feature).
	www.conceptart.org /forums/showthread.php?t=20845 (329 words)

	Interview with Glen Keane
		When he started his career at The Walt Disney Studios in 1974, Glen Keane probably had no idea that he would someday be considered among the best artists the Studio ever had.
		But Glen also worked on some less known but crucial projects like The Wild Things, a computer animated experience that he initiated with John Lasseter in the early '80s, more than 15 years before Toy Story and that was at the origin of the current animation revolutions.
		Glen decided 2 years ago to settle in France for what was to be a one year sabbatical.
	www.pizarro.net /didier/_private/interviu/Keane.html (6100 words)

	THE ART OF GLEN KEANE.
		there is a video of tarzan, the drawings are from glen keane (i think, glups)
		and the is another one, but its not from glen keane, it is from another crack, ANDREAS DEJA,speaking about ollie johnston, but its so cool, i MUST put it in this blog
		and there is another one of glen keane speaking about ollie johnston
	theartofglenkeane.blogspot.com (148 words)

	Streetrat- Disney Aladdin News Blog » Blog Archive » The Art of Glen Keane blog
		the art of Glen Keane contains dozens of drawings by Aladdin’s lead animator.
		The blog contains drawings from each character/movie Glen worked on from The Fox and the Hound till Rapunzel.
		Tags - Aladdin - The little mermaid - beauty and the beast - tarzan - pocahontas - glen keane - blog
	www.streetrat.net /2006/10/03/the-art-of-glen-keane-blog (177 words)

	Glen Keane???? - ConceptArt.org Forums
		Does anyone know where I can get sketches/figure drawings etc of GLEN KEANE anywhere on the web or otherwise.
		I'm looking to get some tutorials or anything I can study of his (other than his films on DVD) that might help me with understanding the "quick sketch" or animation studies, body proportions....arghghghghghhhhhhh.
		http://www.drawingforce.com and you can browse through 15 pages of his book, Glenn Keane is one artist he sites as inspiration.
	www.conceptart.org /forums/showthread.php?t=20846 (222 words)

	The Disney Blog: Glen Keane on Disney's transition to CG Animation
		All content on this website is my own and does not necessarily represent the views of my employer or anyone else on the planet.
		Glen Keane on Disney's transition to CG Animation
		Keane, a 31-year veteran who created the beast from "Beauty and the Beast" and Ariel from "The Little Mermaid," was a Disney traditionalist.
	thedisneyblog.typepad.com /tdb/2005/09/glen_keane_on_d.html (954 words)

	Glen Keane
		Nice collage of a few of Glen's sketches
		Interview 2 - Glen on Tarzan in more depth
		Biography 1 - This is more of a filmography but it does include some interesting facts about his participation in the films he's worked on
	journals.aol.com /coolcat33/GlenKeane (452 words)

	Glen Keane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Glen Keane's father is Bil Keane, creator of the newspaper comic Family Circus...
		Discuss this person with other users on IMDb message board for Glen Keane
		Find where Glen Keane is credited alongside another name
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0443855 (269 words)

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