Joseph D'Igalo

D’Igalo began his career in animation at Walt Disney Productions in 1930, where he worked on the Silly Symphonies and the Mickey Mouse series. Three years later, he moved to Walter Lantz Productions and helped with the creation of the Oswald the Rabbitt series. In 1935, he changed Lantz’s studio for Leon Schlesinger Productions, where he worked on the Merrie Melodies series in Frank Tashlin’s unit. In 1938, he left the studio and found employment at Fleischer Studios, where he worked on Fleischer’s feature films, Gulliver’s Travels (1939) and Mr. Bug Goes to Town (1941).

Crew

Gulliver's Travels

Animation

Birds in the Spring

Animation

Bugs in Love

Animation

The Bears and the Bees

Animation

The Clock Store

Animation

The Spider and the Fly

Animation

Katnip Kollege

Animation

The Night Before Christmas

Animation

Old King Cole

Animation

King Neptune

Animation

Speaking of the Weather

Animation

The China Plate

Animation

The Busy Beavers

Animation

Blue Rhythm

Animation

The Cat's Out

Animation

Egyptian Melodies

Animation

The Beach Party

Animation

The Barnyard Broadcast

Animation

The Fox Hunt

Animation Production Assistant

Mickey's Orphans

Animation

The Ugly Duckling

Animation Production Assistant

Just Dogs

Animation

Babes in the Woods

Animation

Santa's Workshop

Animation

Father Noah's Ark

Animation

The Mad Dog

Animation

Flowers and Trees

Animation

The Pied Piper

Animation

The Mail Pilot

Animation

Funny Little Bunnies

Animation

The Hot Choc-late Soldiers

Animation

Porky's Spring Planting

Animation

I Only Have Eyes for You

Animation

Porky's Double Trouble

Animation