Grant Munro

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.

Cast

Neighbours

(Neighbour on the Right)

Ashes of Doom

(Dracula)

Two Bagatelles

Creative Process: Norman McLaren

(Self)

The Energy Carol

Christmas Cracker

The Eye Hears, the Ear Sees

Six and Seven-Eighths

(Dancer)

The Ballot-o-Maniac

(The Willing Worker)

Pinscreen

On the Farm

The Magical Eye

(Self)
Crew

Pot-pourri

(Director)

Christmas Cracker

(Director)

The Animal Movie

(Director)

Ashes of Doom

(Director)

Ashes of Doom

(Editor)

Canon

(Director)

Two Bagatelles

(Director)

Animated Motion: Part 1

(Director)

Animated Motion: Part 2

(Director)

Animated Motion: Part 5

(Director)

Animated Motion: Part 4

(Director)

Animated Motion: Part 3

(Director)

Toys

(Director)

McLaren on McLaren

(Director)

Boo Hoo

(Director)

Hoodoo McFiggin's Christmas

(Art Designer)

Boo Hoo

(Editor)

One Little Indian

(Director)

Stanley Takes a Trip

(Director)

Where There's Smoke

(Director)