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DreamWorks Animation...accurately. The success factor also depends on the availability of alternative motion pictures at the time of release of the films and their success, other leisure time activities and even other common economic factors (Edgar Online, 2010, p.14). Some of the world’s most successful animation companies are located in Japan, USA, Europe and Korea, of which USA accounts for being the leader in the industry. The Asian countries too have been promoting their creative industries rapidly and have also made successful strives and achievement in the domain (Press Release Distribution, 2009). USA accounts for one of the earliest adopters of this sector. Considering the 3D production technology and the advantages...
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Animation...is evidently still important in CGI-animations such as Toy Story, animators can rely on a color palette saved to the computer and thus will not have to rely on accurate re-mixing of paint colors, such as with the gouache used in Fantasia (Taylor, 1940). The tools and technology used to create the films are also obviously different. The advent of computers allowed the development of programs that create the distinctive look of CGI animation, and the evolution of this technology allowed the movies to become progressively more realistic in look (Cavalier, 2011). Prior to this, animation had to be done in traditional ways, such as with the drawn and painted stills of...
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Early Animation...of the most popular and widely used forms of animation. We recognize this sort of movements in Disney films, like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in 1939. This format truly changed
the way animation, which up until this point had been rather silly or simplistic. Many artist felt that rotoscoping was the lazy solution to animation and others felt flat-out that it is cheating (Basile 1). All the same, this style of animation became incredibly popular, efficient, and became the standard for a long time.
Stop-Motion
While it does not involved the use of artistic drawings, Stop-Motion...
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Animation Critique...Lecturer Animation Critique: Joseph Barbera Joseph Barbera lived between March 24, 1911 and December 18, 2006, in United s. He worked as an influential animator, cartoon artist, director, story board artist, and producer. His television and film cartoon characters, during the 20th century, entertained millions of global fans (Erickson 23).
Barbera worked with William Hanna at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). The two men collaborated to produce live action films and Tom and Jerry. In 1957, the two co-founded Hanna-Barbera, which was the best television animation studio, with programs like; Scooby Doo, The Flintstones, Top Cat and The Jetsons (Horn 18). Hanna and Barbera received eight Emmy and...
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Animation Critique...too, so Astro is shown saving people and stopping US Force from attacking poor Vietnamese. (Tezuka Osamu and Astro Boy, 2008).
Moving towards the animation techniques used in the film; the first is computer aided techniques, which is 2D and 3D. For instance, in the movie Astro lashes needed to be long and curl, hence 3D techniques were used to achieve this feat. It was also used to fabricate vertices, edges and faces (Taylor, 2002). Furthermore, facial expression were also used such as parameterization to obtain a smiling, laughing or angry Astro Boy face or to remove wrinkles and to make these facial expression of Astro more realistic 2D and 3D morphing were also executed (Noh, 1998). Apart from these...
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Animation Critique...Animation Critique on Fred Moore Animation is a field of art and technology which is consideredas arguably the most creative innovation of the twenty first century. Animation includes visual art, sitcoms and web cartoons. Walt Disney and various other animators are important contributors towards the field of animation (Wells, 1). It is considered that after Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks, Fred Moore was the paramount influence on the character of Mickey Mouse. Moore started working for Disney Pictures when he was a mere teenager and was known for playing around with Mickey’s looks. He gave Mickey a pear-shaped body and put pupils in his eyes (Zibart, 23).
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Animation Critique... Future of Animatronics Animatronics entails utilization of mechatronics in creation of machines whose core aim is to simulate living organism characteristics, instead of acting like a robot. The mechanisms involve usage of animals such as the dinosaurs, and other mythical creatures, with utilization of computer technology. The usage of animatronics has flooded especially in entertainment industries. Most film producers are utilizing the technology to come up with thrilling films, which have flooded in the market (Sempere, pg. 15). However, the future of animatronics is quite uncertain, due to the intense challenges the film producers are facing currently.
Utilization of animatronics is expected to fade off in the next ten years...
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Animation...Animation Introduction The world of arts has grown very dynamic in the past few decades. Several genres of arts have emerged and grown to be very big. Animation is among the works of art that have developed tremendously over the past few years (Wells, 2002). Animation can be defined as the practice of crafting motion and shape changes through subsequent display of several images that are different from each other. Animations can be recorder on various media platforms, both in the analogue and the digital media. The advancement in technology and the improved human intellectual ability have resulted in a dynamic animation experience....
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Animation Question...Animation Question In five drawing The animation could be intending to give the audience a clear picture of the events. The speed is intended to let the audience to assume what happens and not have a vivid description. The speed of action of the coyote could imply its weight (Ratner, 295). Timing has the effect of instilling the perception of weight in the audience. When the coyote falls fast, it means that it is light. Fast action means that an object is light as perceived by viewers. It could also mean that the cliff is hard.
In fifty drawing
The timing provides ample time for the audience to make up its mind on what takes place on stage. It is an improvement from 5 drawings because it includes a...
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Animation Question... Discussion Principles of squash and stretch In animation, the speed at which a bouncing ball moves when approaching theground would make it look elongated. A ball bouncing upwards goes against the forces of gravity but when it falls back to the ground, it obeys the principle of the force of gravity thus accelerates faster. Acceleration triggers speed hence making the ball appear elongated.
A bouncing ball squashes upon hitting the ground because its entire body does not hit the ground simultaneously. Upon hitting and reaching the ground, the ball flattens out because of the gravitational pull on it. The squash will make a bouncing ball appear deformed although the nature and shape will remain the same after the squashing action... . The...
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