BSA 106 Golden age of animation

William Hanna/Joseph Barbera, from golden age of animation

the golden age of animation for america was between 1928-1960, this is were the animated film became far more popularized then it had before, animated characters became house hold names that nearly everybody know and some of those who made them when onto creating company's of their own. a key part of the golden age of american animation was of that was animated shorts orientated towards family friendly humor on tv, which William Hanna and Joseph Barbera had a hand in creating  well known for there creation of tom and Jerry and co-creation of the characters bugs bunny and daffy duck the animators went on to creating the production company Hanna Barbera which produced many other well known animated series and allowed well known animations to be made into feature length films.
the effects of the golden age of american animation cemented the ability for animators to create feature length films and it being accepted as a viable profiting margin.