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Persistence of vision

Animation Between 1900-present <--- Have to do all of them :3

Pixilation animation

Model base animation

Cut out animation

Time lapse animation

Cell based animation
Origin of animation

Time lapse how does it work?

Time lapse Examples

time lapse animation is an type of animation which uses photos took ever few seconds to show time passing by



















This is a time lapse video by Christoph Rehage from the youtube he walkedwalked through China - one year, more than 4500km he wasnt bound to one photo a day he took multiple photos to give the video extra movement to make it more intresting

Cut out animation Class Exercises

This is the final product i made in imovie

Cutout animation How does it work?

Cutout animation Examples

Cutout animation is  form of animation which uses cut out card or various other paper like products to create character, Props and backgrounds

Many TV shows use cutout animation these shows include South Park

South Park:
The show's style of animation is inspired by the paper cut-out cartoons made by Terry Gilliam for Monty Python's Flying Circus, of which Parker and Stone have been lifelong fans. Construction paper and traditional stop motion cutout animation techniques were used in the original animated shorts and in the pilot episode.

Model Based Animation Class Exercise

to create the video i used a HUE webcam and my dradle i made of  "clay" plasterscene

Model based animation how does it work

Model Based Animation Example

Model based animation example/Model

Pixilation Class Exercise and how does it work.

Pixilation

today we made a our own pixilation video i bet you are asking yourself what is pixilation, well i am going to tell you. Pixilation was coined by Norman Maclaren for stop motion which used people as the tool this can be seen in the short animation film called Neighbors , The frame rate was 12 frames per second which was the default of Istopmotion the format we exported it in was DV pal 16:9 the total file size was 67 mbs we made this video which took us 5 minutes to produce while it took Norman Maclaren a much longer time and more expensive

Pixilation Examples

Cel based animation how does it work?

Cel based animation Examples

Animation 1990-Present

Animation 1970-1990

Animation between the 1950's and 1970's

Animation between the 1950's and 1970's

In the lesson we learning all about the producers of animation between the 1950's and the 1970's, We will be looking at animations from Loony Toons along with Hanna Barbera, Oliver Postgate along with some others First of will will be looking at the long running show created by Hanna barbera called the jetson's, 

The jetson's where created in 1962 and lasted till 1987 by Hanna Barbera which was a duo pair William "Bill" Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 2009 IGN rated The jestson's as the 49th best animation, They also created the likes of Top Cat the flintstones and many many more

Animation between 1930-1950

Animation between 1900-1930

A Trip to the Moon (French: Le Voyage dans la Lune), alternately Voyage to the Moon, is a 1902 French black-and-white silent science fiction film. the film was produced by Georges Méliès, "I also wrote about him in my previous post". 

The Godfather's and GodMother of stop Motion

The godfathers and godmother of stop motion

The two godfathers and a god women of stop motion are

George melies for his revolutionary advances in cinematography, in 1896 he accidentally  discovered the substitution stop trick. George Meiles to most famous and iconic films are a trip to the moon (1902) and the impossible voyage (1904) which are the most important early sci-fi films of that era



Windor McCay was a talented Cartoonist and animator in the first part of the 20th century, He was a fast yet talatend drawer comic strip Little Nemo (begun 1905) and the animated cartoon Gertie the Dinosaur (1914)

Lotte Reiniger was a German silhouette animator and film director.She fall in love with film because of George Melies special effects she then wan't on to make The Adventures of Prince Achmed as you can see here it was made using cutouts and silhouettes 

"Persistence of vision"

"Persistence of vision" Refers to phenomenon of the eye where the retina retains an image for a brief spilt second after the image was seen, and lends it self to animation by fostering the illusion of movie when we view images in closes timed sequence to one another, While this happens we do not notice the skip.

There is many devices which use this phenomenon to great effect these devices are Zoetrope, Kinetoscope, mutoscope and thaumoscope and Phenakistoscope i am going to do research on Phenakistoscope

Phenakistoscope comprises of a spinning disk such as this as you can see on the disk there is a couple dancing and each different picture is different by a fraction to make it into a moving image just like the picture underneath the wheel as you can see the image starts to move