GD 1 History Of Animation Practice Test

Which of the following was NOT one of the three main New York cartoon studios in the early days of animation?

Winsor McCay's Studio Bray Productions Fleischer Studio Iwerks Studio

Correct Answer:

Winsor McCay's Studio

Explanation:

In the early days of animation, New York’s main production strength came from a trio of studios that could consistently produce and distribute cartoons. Bray Productions, Fleischer Studio, and Iwerks Studio built full-scale operations with regular output and established distribution, which is why they’re remembered as the dominant New York studios of that era. Winsor McCay’s Studio, though tremendously influential and pioneering (most famously Gertie the Dinosaur), operated on a much smaller, more artisanal scale and didn’t sustain the same level of ongoing, factory-like production. That’s why Winsor McCay’s Studio isn’t counted among the three main New York studios of the period.

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