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Theater provided the springboard for Canadian actor-director Joe Cobden, who parlayed his talents into a diverse career that included appearances in features like "Arrival" (2017), Canadian and American television series, and a string of unique, music-driven short films that he directed and wrote. Born October 7, 1978 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he was one of three children by his parents, journalist Michael Cobden and his wife, Jane, a social worker. Cobden came to performing through busking, which he discovered as a child while attending a festival devoted to street performers. By the age of 11, he had worked up his own busking act, which took him to festivals throughout Canada and Europe. After graduating high school, Cobden auditioned for Concordia University's theater program, and soon fell in love with theater. Stage soon became his primary focus, and he soon became a staple of theater in Montreal, where he became the first English-speaking actor to win the prestigious Les Masques award, and Toronto. Cobden's screen acting career began in 2000 with a minor role in the TNT drama "Nuremberg" (2000), and he soon found steady work in Canadian productions, as well as Hollywood efforts lensed there, including George Clooney's "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" (2000), which cast h

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Tribute to Derek Lamb

On Nov. 5, 2005, veteran director/animator/producer/composer Derek Lamb passed away in Washington. His wife Tracie Smart was at his side. In honor of his incredibly influential career, Animation World Network has collected the thoughts and memories of the animation community as a tribute to his legacy.

Karl Cohen

ASIFA-San Francisco

Derek lost his battle with cancer, but over the years he won the admiration of millions who saw his work for the National Film Board of Canada, Sesame Street and others producers. He was admired as an exceptional animation writer and as a director with a keen sense for timing comedy. He was an excellent teacher at Harvard (1966-70, 1986-87 and 1990-91), at McGill University in Montreal and at the National Institute of Design in India. He was called a great person by those who were lucky enough to know him.

I called Jeff Hale who worked with Derek on several projects over the years. He called Derek one of the greatest animation writers in the business, along with George Dunning and Stan Hayward. I was told Derek was born in County Kent in England and he knew nothing about animation when he came to Canada. When he saw a Norman McLaren screening in Montreal in 1958 he became hooked. Jeff says, He somehow conned his