 The now-common montage sequence often appeared as a notation in Hollywood screenplays of the 1930s and 40s as the "Vorkapich" because of his mastery of the dynamic visual montage sequence wherein time and space are compressed using a variety of cinematic techniques, such as kinetic montage, camera tricks, optical printer effects, dolly shots, & stylized graphics.Sometimes moviemakers will simply refer to the technique as "a Vorkapich".Vorkapich's protege Art Clokey learned kinescope animation techniques under him at USC Film School and went on to use them to create the "Gumby" animated series.