Wang Bairong

Wang Bairong

Wang Bairong (1942 - August 30, 2018), male, from Shanghai. He graduated from the animation department of Shanghai Film Academy in 1962, and then worked in Shanghai Art Film Studio. He successively held the posts of original painting design, director, workshop director and deputy director.

He died of illness on the evening of August 30, 2018 at the age of 76

personal data

Wang Bairong has directed paper-cut pieces such as little hedgehog eating watermelon, raising donkey, mouse marrying daughter, Mr. Nanguo and fire boy. Among them, the film "Mr. Nanguo" was nominated for the Golden Rooster Award in the same year, and the film "fire boy" is the most outstanding film directed by him. The film absorbed the painting skills of murals, oil paintings and modern decorative paintings, and used the technique of separating the body with lines in a new way, which developed the emotional language of lines to a new height and enriched the expression form of paper-cut. The film won "Golden Rooster Award" and "government award" in the same year, and won the first prize of group C at the 1985 Hiroshima International Animation Festival in Japan.

As the deputy director of Shanghai fine arts film studio, in order to make China's animation industry go to the world, he presided over the introduction of animation production process in line with international standards, created a precedent for China's animation foreign cooperation, established the confidence that China's animation production can be in line with international standards and high-speed production, and led the production practice in line with international standards.

He is now the vice president of Jilin Animation Academy and the president of animation branch. At the same time, the films being directed include 104 episodes of large-scale animated series, such as the fairy of long white, the movie theater animated series, the legend of Guan Gong, and the large-scale animated series, such as the legend of the Great Wall.

List of works

Nightingale (1986, CO production)

Shooting without shooting (cooperative production, 1986)

The story of Lena fox (1987, CO production)

Sebastian (1988, CO production)

Beijing panda (1989)

Oliver Twist (1993, CO production)

Jingwa'er and rabbit (1997)

Should be on your own (1999)

Lily's story, wonders of the universe, dragon in the moonlight (1999-2001, CO production)

Little ranger in the dust (2001)

Winter (2002, CO production)

Mindlessness and unhappiness (2002)

San Mao's vagrancy (2003)

Butterfly Dream (2005)

San Mao joined the Army (2006)

The death of a character

He died of illness on the evening of August 30, 2018 at the age of 76,