Production
For The Black Cauldron, a new way to transfer drawings to cels was invented, called the APT process. But as the APT-transferred line art would fade off of the cels over time, most or all of the film was done using the xerographic process which had been in place at Disney since the late 1950s.
The film is notable for its early use of computer generated imagery in its animation for bubbles, a boat, and the cauldron itself.
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