Charles Hill Films

Charles Hill Films (also known as Charles Hill Productions) was a American/British animation studio founded by Barry Charles and Michael Hill; its headquarters was in London, England.
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==History==
===Puppet Frame Productions===
Barry Charles and Michael Hill first met while both were students at British Museum.
Hill left his job in 1959 and founded his own production company, Puppet Frame Productions.
===Charles Hill Films===
Puppet Frame Productions ceased production, and was closed, in 1965. John Hathcock as Charles Hill Films' first executive producer.
In 1989 the studio produced a full-length feature of Ronald Davis's "The Magic Store" music by Robert J. Walsh and Spencer Nilsen.
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