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Francisco Macián Blasco (born 1 November 1929 in Barcelona,^[1] died 23 October 1976^[2]) was a Spanish animator. In 1969 he patented an animation technique he called "M-Tecnofantasy", which is similar to rotoscopy.^[1]

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El mago de los sueños - 1966

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^ ^a ^b Candel, José Ma (1993). "Capitulo 12: Una esperanza truncada: Francisco Macián". Historia del dibujo animado español. ISBN 9788475641478.
^ Crusells, Magí (2009). Directores de cine en Cataluña: de la A a la Z. p. 163. ISBN 978-8447533169.

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El mago de los sueños - 1966

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^ ^a ^b Candel, José Ma (1993). "Capitulo 12: Una esperanza truncada: Francisco Macián". Historia del dibujo animado español. ISBN 9788475641478.
^ Crusells, Magí (2009). Directores de cine en Cataluña: de la A a la Z. p. 163. ISBN 978-8447533169.

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