Michael Sporn

Michael Sporn

  • Birthday: 1946-04-23
  • Deathday: 2014-01-19
  • Place of birth: New York City, New York, USA

Biography

Michael Sporn was an American animator who founded his New York City-based company, Michael Sporn Animation in 1980, and produced and directed numerous animated TV specials and short spots. Sporn was nominated for an Oscar in 1984 and an Emmy in 1988 for adaptations of two books by William Steig.

Filmography

Production

Abel's Island

1988

As Director

The Red Shoes

1990

As Director

Doctor De Soto

1984

As Director

Whitewash

1994

As Director

Whitewash

1994

As Producer

The Emperor's New Clothes

1992

As Director

White Fang

1997

As Producer

White Fang

1997

As Director

The Amazing Bone

1987

As Director

Doctor De Soto

1984

As Producer

Champagne

1996

As Director

Champagne

1996

As Producer

Champagne

1996

As Writer

Champagne

1996

As Animation

A Doonesbury Special

1977

As Animation

Earthday Birthday

1990

As Director

Ira Sleeps Over

1991

As Director

Earthday Birthday

1990

As Producer

Ira Sleeps Over

1991

As Adaptation

Ira Sleeps Over

1991

As Producer

The Red Shoes

1990

As Producer

Goodnight Moon & Other Sleepytime Tales

1999

As Animation Director

Abel's Island

1988

As Producer

Abel's Island

1988

As Screenplay

Abel's Island

1988

As Animation

Jazztime Tale

1991

As Director

The Marzipan Pig

1990

As Director

The Marzipan Pig

1990

As Producer

Jazztime Tale

1991

As Producer

The Ten Commandments

1996

As Director

Yo! Yes?

2000

As Director

Yo! Yes?

2000

As Producer

What's Under My Bed?

1989

As Director

What's Under My Bed?

1989

As Producer

The Little Match Girl

1990

As Director

The Mysterious Tadpole

1986

As Director

Reading to Your Bunny

2006

As Director

Max's Chocolate Chicken

1991

As Director

Max's Christmas

1988

As Director

Morris's Disappearing Bag

1982

As Director

I, Crocodile

2002

As Director

The Amazing Bone

1987

As Animation

Monty

1992

As Director

The Hunting of the Snark

1989

As Director

Baby's Storytime

1989

As Director

Nightingale

1992

As Director

The Talking Eggs

1993

As Director

Leo the Late Bloomer

1999

As Director

Mona Mon Amour

2002

As Director

The Changing Middle East

1975

As Animation

Simple Gifts

1977

As Assistant Director

Yo! Yes?

2000

As Animation

The Mysterious Tadpole

1986

As Animation

The Ten Commandments

1996

As Producer

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