Essays on Animation

The unconventional, stylistic approach of “The Tale of the Princess Kaguya” has been brought to the attention of several curious individuals, gaining a plethora of positive remarks from both film critics and audience viewers alike. A review by Mark Kermode praises the film for its…

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Lee Unkrich’s Coco has been influencing my view of life since I saw it back in high school. Unkrich takes a unique perspective when showing us his vision of life after death; which involves the themes of family, determination, and culture. Death has always been…

My report will be based on 7 different Topics about animation. The 7 topics are persistence of vision, Hand-Drawn Cel Animation, Stop-Motion Animation, CGI Animation, Modern uses of website animation, the issues associated with files formats and compression, different web animation software’s available to animators….

“If you must blink, do it now.” The screen is dark, and the narration is ominous. Then a deep, threatening low brass instrument bursts, striking the audience into attention. It sets the tone for a low-spirited film with fantastical elements, foreshadowing the climax to come….

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Capturing ‘reality’ in films has become a goal of many filmmakers. Realist films are described as pieces that portray life and all its authenticity. Theoretically speaking, turning on a camera and filming an event every second of its duration should capture its true reality, but…

Experimental Music and Animation The creative intention of the composer molds the emotional outcome of listeners in both experimental and traditional music; traditional music was emoting a moment or feeling expressed in a narrative or linear structure, connecting the listener to the artist in a…

Pixar began in 1984 when John Lasseter decided to leave his animation job with Disney to join George Lucas in his special effects computer group, which was, at that time, called Lucasfilm, Ltd. That same year, Lasseter begins work on his first 3-D short film,…

A view of Earth taken by the astronaut Jack Schmitt from Apollo 17 in 1972, “Blue Marble” was Earth’s original selfie. Believed to be the most reproduced photograph ever, the picture made an enormous impact in its time. Rather than the abstract image of whole,…