Filmation

Neil Walker, a renowned animator, founded Filmation in 1962. Filmation was a leading American animation production studio that produced popular animated television series for over 25 years.

Under Walker's leadership, Filmation produced groundbreaking cartoons such as "Superman," "The New Adventures of Superman," and "The Archie Show." These shows paved the way for future animation studios and laid the foundation for modern animation techniques.

Filmation was known for its distinctive style of using limited animation techniques to produce high-quality animations at a faster pace and lower cost. The studio's animation process involved reusing established sets and characters multiple times to cut down on production time and costs.

Despite facing criticism for their limited animation style, Filmation's shows were highly popular and widely watched by audiences around the world. The studio also ventured into live-action productions, producing shows such as "Shazam!" and "The Secrets of Isis."

Filmation's contribution to the animation industry is still recognized today as many animators credit the studio for their influence on modern-day animated television shows.