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| rdfs:comment | - Sporn directed a number of television specials based on children's books, often for HBO, and his Abel's Island aired on the PBS anthology Long Ago and Far Away. One of his earliest solo shorts, Doctor DeSoto received an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Short Subject in 1985. Sporn began his career working as an animator for others, including the Hubley's Everybody Rides the Carousel and other projects and Richard Williams' feature film Raggedy Ann and Andy. He also supplied animated sequences for the series Braingames, Reading Rainbow, and Between the Lions.
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| abstract | - Sporn directed a number of television specials based on children's books, often for HBO, and his Abel's Island aired on the PBS anthology Long Ago and Far Away. One of his earliest solo shorts, Doctor DeSoto received an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Short Subject in 1985. Sporn began his career working as an animator for others, including the Hubley's Everybody Rides the Carousel and other projects and Richard Williams' feature film Raggedy Ann and Andy. He also supplied animated sequences for the series Braingames, Reading Rainbow, and Between the Lions. In his own films, Sporn adapted Lewis Carroll for The Hunting of the Snark and Robert Louis Stevenson for A Child's Garden of Verses. A later effort was the 2005 short The Man Who Walked Between Towers (narrated by Jake Gyllenhaal). In the 1980s, he created animated sequences for two Broadway musical versions of films, Woman of the Year (with Lauren Bacall) and Meet Me in St. Louis. One of his last projects was an unfinished animated feature based on the life and work of Edgar Allan Poe.
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