The silent film of the âgolden eraâ was the classic entertainment during 20th and early 21st century, this made the world to astonished by moving image in the screen using the innovative technology. Silent films were ones in which the scenes and other aspects of the film take precedence over the dialogue between the characters and where the music is exceptionally particular, slow, moving, and nearly always playing in the background. Classical music like popular song would put into the...
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âVibrantâ can be defined in a few different ways, one can describe vibrant as âpulsating with life, vigor, or activityâ (Marriam Webster, 2021), whilst anotherâs definition of the word is an adjective of âsounds that are strong and resonating or colors that are bright and strikingâ (Cambridge Dictionary, 2021). This essay will be focusing on the latter definition for the word. I will delve into the comparison of 1960s animation from animators such as Ryan Larkin, Norman McLaren and Walt...
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When it comes to propaganda, the creator of it wants the audience to agree and support their cause and their views. Propaganda can be anything from commercials, magazines, posters, movies, cartoons, and more. Although, a majority of the time propaganda is biased and full of fallacies. Only depicting what they want the audience to see and how they want it to be seen. For example, if there is a war between two countries, each one is going to create propaganda...
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In a modern world where everything is now digital, what does this mean for the future of 2D animation? This essay discusses the differences between 2D to 3D animation and examines the widely debated question, 'Is traditional animation a dying art form?'. The History of 2D Animation From âDespicable Meâ to âFrozenâ and âFinding Doryâ, the bulk of contemporary animated films are created using CGI or computer-generated imagery. This is a stark difference from the popular animated films throughout 20th...
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As far back as the foundation of photography individuals discovered that if pictures of moving items were taken in a speedy arrangement and flipped through in progression to make the bogus impression of a moving picture. Stoneware is a standout amongst the best instances of early craftsmanship still around today. One of the absolute first endeavors at making an interpretation of the unmoving picture into a moving picture is found on such bit of earthenware. About 5000 BC a piece...
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Animation, which can be defined as âa way of making a movie by using a series of drawings, computer graphics, or photographs of objects (such as puppets or models) that are slightly different from one another and that when viewed quickly one after another create the appearance of movementâ, according to Merriam Webster. Such an example of animation, as we know it today, are animated movies, cartoons and television shows that utilize different animation, photo, and editing techniques to create...
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Stop-motion is a form of animation in which figures are made, positioned, and photographed to build up frames individually to complete a film from the resulting images. I question the relevancy of stop-motion animation regarding its effectiveness in comparison to the digital advancements that has led to digital animation becoming, arguably, the mainstream form of animation. Typically, it is an old style of animating where audiences may reflect on Ray Harryhausenâs films or Jan Svankmajer, where they have the vintage...
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What Is Cinematography? âCinematography is everywhere. It is all around us. Even now, in this very room. You can see it when you look out your window or when you turn on your television. You can feel it when you go to work... when you go to church... when you pay your taxes. It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truthâ (Morpheus). We love cinema no matter how much the formats...
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The word âanimationâ is not one a lot of us are unfamiliar with. Most of us have heard the word from someone or read about it somewhere. A lot of people from my generation have grown up watching cartoons like âSwat Katsâ, âRecessâ, âScooby Dooâ, âPokemonâ, âDigimonâ, âDragon Ballâ, âThe Flintstonesâ and many more. Some of these stories were set in our then present world, some were set in a different magical world and some were straight up bizarre. However,...
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A green ogre with a big heart, a hilarious talking donkey and a karate chopping princess creates the magnificent animation, âShrekâ. This remarkable film was directed by Andrew Adamson, released in 2001, has genres of fantasy, comedy and adventure. The tremendously talented voice actors include Mike Murphy (Shrek), Eddie Murphy (Donkey), Cameron Diaz (Princess), and John Lithgow (Lord Farquaad). âShrekâ is the tale of an ogre who lives in a swamp in complete serenity, but when fairy tale characters are...
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Computer animations are gaining popularity in movies and television. Traditional animation will undoubtedly continue to play a significant part in animation for many years to come. Apart from being faster and more cost efficient, computer animation offers several additional advantages. Because it is software-based, this streamlines the animation toolkit. Traditional animation is time-consuming and labor-intensive. The finished product involves many people and is fully handmade. In comparison to traditional animation, where errors are common and can have a substantial influence...
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I think that the use of 3D animation films has grown tremendously over the last few years. The first 3D animated series began with âVeggieTalesâ. It was created in 1993 and basically set the stage for other 3D animated films to come after. The first totally animated movie was âToy Storyâ. Other films before it had used 3D animation to make bits and pieces but this was the first film that used it entirely. Another thing that made 3D animation...
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Since the advent of cinema, film studios have not only been interested in live-action performances but animated stories as well. The popularity of Disney Studioâs early feature-length films compelled other major Hollywood studios to open animation divisions to compete. Now, animated films are commonplace in the world of feature films and the evolution of film animations to date has been cutting edge and rapidly changing. With the introduction of computers to the filmmaking arsenal, directors and animators have been able...
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Many novels and films often reflect challenges and longings found in the present world. These literary works reveal pieces of humanity that should either be changed or preserved. For me, one of the most well-known animated films by Disney/Pixar entitled âCocoâ is no exception. The story revolves around a 12-year-old boy named Miguel who is fueled by his dreams to become a musician despite his familyâs generations-old ban on music. During his musical pursuit, he is accidentally transported to the...
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Introduction Released in 2016, Disney's animated film 'Zootopia' captivated audiences with its vibrant animation, engaging storyline, and thought-provoking themes. Beyond its entertaining narrative, the film explores various societal issues and delivers powerful messages through its characters and plot. This essay aims to critically analyze the themes presented in 'Zootopia' and delve into their relevance and impact on contemporary society. Theme 1: Overcoming Stereotypes and Prejudice One of the central themes in 'Zootopia' is the exploration of stereotypes and prejudice. The...
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This highest growing anime film, directed by Hayao Miyazaki is put in a perspective of a ten-year-old girl named Chihiro. Chihiro was sent off with her parents to start a new life in a brand-new town. The family stumbles across upon a seemingly abandoned village, Chihiro warns her parents of an uneasy presence, but they didnât budge. After her parents were turned into pigs, the town awakens by the stroke of midnight. As Chihiro attempts to follow her past footstep...
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The movie âShrekâ directed by Andrew Adamson and Vickey Jenson, is an exceptional movie that follows the âHeroâs Journeyâ while simultaneously subverting it. The main theme of the movie is âDonât judge a book by its coverâ. This moral also makes you reflect on some judgements that you may have made about a person throughout your life. The key stages include Shrek (Hero archetype) meeting Donkey (Shapeshifter - Trickster, Mentor and Ally - archetype) on his way home. Shrek being...
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Abstract The aim of this research is to investigate the student's weaker areas in spoken English and improve the speaking skills of the students through the short animated films at the elementary school level. ESL learners face many difficulties in expressing the ideas and thoughts. They lose their confidence when they are supposed to speak in the target language. Sometimes students remain silent in fear of making mistakes, and this job leads them away from learning. Animated films are great...
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Nature has been of little interest to publishers of children's books. In fact, there haven't been a lot of featured stories about environmental issues to transmit values like ecology to the youngest. However children's literature is meant for future generations, it has incredible power to shape the world of tomorrow, particularly in regard to the environment. My interest in this particular theme has been put aside which is the reason why, through this essay, we are going to focus on...
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This movie is about a Chinese maidens country that is in danger and her frail father is chosen to serve in the army to fight, to save their country. So after she failed the test with the matchmaker and disappointed her family, she asks herself âWhy is my reflection someone I don't knowâ. Knowing that her father wonât survive, sheâs determined to disguise herself as her father's son and take his place to show her family that she can do...
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My absolute favorite movie growing up was âThe Lion Kingâ. I had this movie engrained in my mind because I watched it often, every night my parents read it to me before bed and I listened to a cassette tape of it while I slept. The young lion cub Simba is tricked by his uncle Scar into thinking he murdered his family is exiled from the kingdom. In his adulthood he learns his identity and his right to the throne...
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John Musker and Ron Clements partner up yet again to make another astonishing film. Disney's hit movie âMoanaâ is a sensational film created to fascinate its viewers. Featuring lead actors Auliâi Cravalho as Moana, and Dwayne âThe Rockâ Johnson as Maui. Taking place in the large island and village of Motunui is very beautiful, as well as it is filled with life and love. This movie ages back to two thousand years ago and earned a 5 out of 5...
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The movie âSpirited Awayâ was conducted by Hayao Miyazaki and released in 2001 in Japan by Studio Ghibli (Milligan). Then, it went viral thanks to the attractiveness of the character, and the messages hidden in the film. It drew the hardships and the adventure that the girl character, Chihiro experienced in the unknown world where there are no people. In the world, she faces the situation that she has to work in order not to get disappeared and to help...
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âFrozenâ is a movie like no other in the Disney industry because it has not one but two female protagonists. This story is about two sisters, Elsa, and Anna, who have this unconditional love and care for each other even when they were far away from each other. They show the power of sisterhood, contradict the belief that âtrue loveâ comes from being in love with a prince, and show the importance of self-acceptance. Frozen offers the ethics of family...
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Chihiro is a 10-year-old Japanese girl who is not content with her parent's decision to move to the country away from their hometown. On the way to their new home, Chihiro's father turns off the GPS, facing the consequence of taking a wrong turn. They drive on a dirt road that leads them to an abandoned amusement park that is the âSpirit Cityâ. Chihiro's parents want to look around, on the other hand, Chihiro refuses to do so, however eventually...
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âThe Secret Life of Petsâ is an animation created by Illumination and distributed by Universal Studio under the instruction of director Chris Renaud. This is an adventure with a hint of comedy animation that earned a total of more than 800 million dollars up till now. And with all the factors sated above. The animation is considered a successful one. The movie is about Max, a Jack Russell Terrier who was adopted by his owner Katie in Manhattan, New York....
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This essay will explore the origins of both Anime and Animation, how the two differing styles and origins of artform have converged in recent years by looking at the history of Anime through the similarities and/or differences between Eastern and Western styles. Also to seek out the path of Animeâs increasing exposure in Western media due to the success and popularity of streaming, on-demand and new media, why this access to what was once considered a niche form of entertainment...
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The anime industry is hugh, but it wasn't always. Anime didn't start till the early 1900âs, and it didn't become âpopularâ until the 1980âs. Dragon Ball is the most well known anime but is often called a cartoon. Now anime is a lot more popular than in the 80âs and 90âs. They now even have words for anime enthusiast; weeb, and otaku. The first animated film was released for public viewing in 1917. It was only black and white, there...
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In literature, a quest is a mission the protagonist goes on to achieve a stated goal while he unknowingly completes another desired task. The five elements of a quest are: âa quester, a place to go, a stated reason to go there, challenges and trials en route, and a real reason to go thereâ (Foster). The quest is one of the most commonly recurring archetypes in literature, as Foster states, âEvery trip is a quest (except when itâs not)â (Foster)....
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