Grant Munro

Known for

Directing

Born

Apr 25, 1923

Died

Dec 9, 2017

From

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Grant Munro was a Canadian animator, filmmaker, and actor, celebrated for his innovative contributions to animation and documentary filmmaking. He joined the NFB in 1945 and co-starred in Norman McLaren's Oscar-winning short Neighbours (1952). Munro's film Christmas Cracker (1963) was nominated for an Academy Award. His versatility in various filmmaking roles and his pioneering work in animation techniques have left a significant legacy in Canadian cinema.

Credits

Neighbours

19527.5out of 10

Christmas Cracker

19637.1out of 10

Ashes of Doom

19705.1out of 10

Two Bagatelles

19535.7out of 10

Creative Process: Norman McLaren

19906.7out of 10

Pinscreen

19736.2out of 10

The Energy Carol

19757.0out of 10

The Eye Hears, the Ear Sees

19708.0out of 10

Six and Seven-Eighths

20033.0out of 10

The Ballot-o-Maniac

19538.0out of 10

On the Farm

20036.0out of 10

The Magical Eye

19898.0out of 10

Pot-pourri

196210.0out of 10

The Animal Movie

19666.2out of 10

Canon

19646.3out of 10

Animated Motion: Part 1

19765.5out of 10

Animated Motion: Part 2

19775.8out of 10

Animated Motion: Part 5

19786.0out of 10