
Zenon Wasilewski
Known for
Directing
Born
October 30, 1903
Birthplace
Sosnowiec, Poland, Russian Empire [now Sosnowiec, Slaskie, Poland]
Died
April 20, 1966 (aged 62)
Biography
Zenon Wasilewski (October 30, 1903 – April 20, 1966) was a pioneer of Polish puppet animation. Painter, photographer, creator of the first post-war puppet film "Za króla Krakusa" (In the Time of King Krakus; 1947). He initiated the creation of the Puppet Film Department at the Łódź Film Festival, which was the origin of Se-Ma-For. He was also a co-founder of the Polish school of animation. In 1975, an award was established in his honor, recognizing the creators of the best animated films for children.
Best known work
Filmography
1966
The Man in the Mirroras Narrator, Director, Screenplay, Art Designer
1964
Wooden Rideras Narrator, Director, Writer, Art Designer
1961
A Crime in the Street of Ventriloquist CatDirector, Screenplay, Art Designer
1960
There Was a Little PigDirector, Writer, Art Designer
1959
Uwaga, Diabeł!Screenplay, Director, Art Designer
1959
Five Minutes for HealthDirector, Screenplay, Art Designer
1958
Shoemaker DratewkaDirector, Writer, Art Designer
1956
1956
Magical GiftsDirector, Writer
1956
Dwie DorotkiDirector, Writer, Art Designer
1954
Michalkowick's StoryDirector, Set Decoration
1951
The Fox and the StorkDirector, Screenplay
1951
The Cunning FoxDirector, Writer, Decorator
1949
Pan Piórko śniDirector, Writer
1947
In the Time of King KrakusWriter, Animation, Production Design, Director









