Compare and contrast is a difficult thing when its between old animation and new present day animation. Some people might find it dull if you don't keep the written material, that you have provided for the reader, full of unknown fact that draw the mind of the reader to want to keep on reading.
1800s had to physically draw each frame now with technology we made things drastically easier. Computers now reconstruct the image as many times as you need to as many frames!
YEAH GEOLDner! MIss RIgHt TO MUcH In ClASs >:(
wut
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
lol
yesterday I learned that Brian was wrong about sarah not having her poem copy righted because she wrote it down so it is automatically yours a she just has to go register it.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Up DeN Donw LateR
copy right- protects your work like LIFE GAUARD
fair use- how much can u use bfore its ilLGAL :0
first sale doctrine-buyer get to do wut dey want wit wut dey bot
intell property-its my mind on steriods
patent-protector thingy
permission- mean granted acess to re make stuff
phonorecords-alow to turn in to ditital work
plagiarism-to steal work sat you did it
public domain- lagal cuz it expired
trademark= word or symbol of company
fair use- how much can u use bfore its ilLGAL :0
first sale doctrine-buyer get to do wut dey want wit wut dey bot
intell property-its my mind on steriods
patent-protector thingy
permission- mean granted acess to re make stuff
phonorecords-alow to turn in to ditital work
plagiarism-to steal work sat you did it
public domain- lagal cuz it expired
trademark= word or symbol of company
sour relation ship
I bieleve Brian is right about the poem being his, because sarah is spitefull becuase he left her and she should stay out of brian koolaid just because after they broke up he went places while she stay behind.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Animation Asignment
1. Cartoons were born by combining animation and film. A rapidly projected series of drawings could portray motion. When sound was added to film, cartoons really became popular. Some of the earliest cartoons included Krazy Kat, Mickey Mouse, and Bugs Bunny. Read about the earliest pioneers of animated films. Some animated films used puppets or claymation instead of drawings. Find out how animated films are made with computers or cels. Learn about some of the first special effects.http://www.americaslibrary.gov
2. Anime is very different from American cartoons. Although both are animated films, the artwork and themes are vastly different. Complex main characters sometimes die. Plots are shocking and fascinating rather than predictable. Japanese mythology and martial arts are woven into anime. Fantasy themes abound but films may also take a serious look at how advanced technology could go wrong. Lines may be blurred between humans and machines or between good and evil. Anime is available on television, video, and as feature films. Analyze how different cultural expectations may make some anime inappropriate for children.http://www.abcb.com
3. Canada's National Film Board has created a fabulous web site about the art of animation. Start with a little history of the famous institute which began in 1941. Many animation techniques are explained in detail including animated stands, computer, pin screen, pixilation, rotoscope, paper cut-outs, and more.
http://www3.nfb.ca
4. While no standard job description for animators exists, they typically use software to create images with the illusion of movement. Teams of animators might work on such projects as films, video game programming, game art, or the integration of computer-generated images with live-action sequences. http://www.helpaboutcollege.com
5.
Miyazaki's hand-crafted fables have made him Japan's most successful film-maker. http://www.guardian.co.uk
6. animation includes video games
http://www.animationschoolreview.com
7. animated cartoon are really difficult to make
http://www.omsi.info
8.
manga is animation drawn in comic books
http://www.utexas.edu
9.
characteristic big eyes, sweat drops and mucus bubbles seen in anime
Walt Disney animated films inspired it
http://www.carleton.ottawa-anime.org
2. Anime is very different from American cartoons. Although both are animated films, the artwork and themes are vastly different. Complex main characters sometimes die. Plots are shocking and fascinating rather than predictable. Japanese mythology and martial arts are woven into anime. Fantasy themes abound but films may also take a serious look at how advanced technology could go wrong. Lines may be blurred between humans and machines or between good and evil. Anime is available on television, video, and as feature films. Analyze how different cultural expectations may make some anime inappropriate for children.http://www.abcb.com
3. Canada's National Film Board has created a fabulous web site about the art of animation. Start with a little history of the famous institute which began in 1941. Many animation techniques are explained in detail including animated stands, computer, pin screen, pixilation, rotoscope, paper cut-outs, and more.
http://www3.nfb.ca
4. While no standard job description for animators exists, they typically use software to create images with the illusion of movement. Teams of animators might work on such projects as films, video game programming, game art, or the integration of computer-generated images with live-action sequences. http://www.helpaboutcollege.com
5.
Miyazaki's hand-crafted fables have made him Japan's most successful film-maker. http://www.guardian.co.uk
6. animation includes video games
http://www.animationschoolreview.com
7. animated cartoon are really difficult to make
http://www.omsi.info
8.
manga is animation drawn in comic books
http://www.utexas.edu
9.
characteristic big eyes, sweat drops and mucus bubbles seen in anime
Walt Disney animated films inspired it
http://www.carleton.ottawa-anime.org
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