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Alexandre Alexeïeff (18. April 1901–9. August 1982)Alternative NamenAlexander Alexeieff
Aleksandr Alekseev
Aleksandr Alekseevič Alekseev
Alexei Alexeïeff
Александр Алексеев
А. Алексеев
Alexandre Alexeieff
Alexandre Alexieff
Alexander Alexeïeff
Aleksandr Alekseyevich Alekseyev
Alexandre Alexandrovitch Alexeieff
Aleksandr Alekseyev
Aleksandr Aleksi︠e︡ev
Aleksander AleksejevBiografieRussian-born French experimental short artist who with his wife, American-born Claire Parker, invented the pinscreen animation technique. He is most known for designing the prologue sequence for Orson Welles's The Trial. He grew up in Constantinople, then the Ottoman Empire. His landmark work, Night on Bald Mountain (1933) was a fusion of musical piece and imagery, seven years before Wait Disney attempted the same piece as part of Fantasia (1940). Two years later he would produce the first promotional film in France made in color.
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