Aardman Animations

In retaining the value of a ‘hero saving a princess’, it is able to “inscribe behaviour” through narrative (Manderson, 2003: 90), and it is this that the animation is able to inscribe values that fall under the gender binary. It can be hard to escape the terminologies that identify the difference between the male and the female, without intersex acknowledgement. The princess will always be female, and the hero

Crafting a masterful anime is similar to cultivating a delicate flower, it requires a willingness to accept circumstances the way they are, and not the way we wish them to be. Lithops, a flower with a low dependence on water, can have their skins burst if they are oversaturated with excess liquids. In the same breath, an anime that strives for over-the-top action sequences (e.g. run-of-the-mill Shounen anime) but neglects the political, economic, and social struggles that accompany those events

The musical, The Lion King, originated from Disney and has an African style to it. It was a great combination of puppetry and human performance. The show started at 6:39, had an 8 minute intermission, and ended at around 8:30. The musical also related to other Disney films such as Let It Go.The musical started with music that went from soft to loud, and then back to soft which allowed for the characters to come out and the scene to set. It all started when Rafiki came out and sang Circle of Life

The long history of the combination of animation and documentary is one that stretches back to the earliest days of moving image. One conjures up thoughts of comedy, children’s entertainment and fantasies, while the other carries with it the assumption of seriousness, education and evidence, which can nonetheless seem oxymoronic. However these new and relatively explored sub-genres actually depict a new field in the documentary genre known as animated documentary. Filmmaker John Grierson defines

Did you know that the Disney movie The Lion King was actually based off of William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet? Though not completely similar there are many scenes that resemble the famous play. Both of the plots included the evil uncle killing the king to take his power. Simba never died like Hamlet but they both defeated the uncle so that the kingdom would be peaceful again. By comparing these two plays you will notice how they are very similar. The Lion King is a good adaptation of Hamlet because

This video made by Professor Faden, gives a lot of information to the listeners. It covers the definition of copyright, the copyright law, the public domain ,and fair use. Im choosing to be on Professor Faden's side because he is covered under fair use. Disney Studios can't accuse him of copyright infringement, because he only used small amounts of Disney Studios work, he also gave them recognition and cited his sources at the end of the video. This video should be claimed fair use. The video is

Studios is one of the most influential and successful animation studios in the silent era and later became one of the prominent force in the Golden Age of animation. Originally known as Inkwell Studios until 1929, the company was founded by brothers, Max and Dace Fleischer in 1921 who ran the company until Paramount Pictures acquired it in 1941. Its influence and impact in the animation industry due to the surreal, yet clever movements in animation, numerous innovations, inventions such as the Rotoscope

3）Which film genre you prefer? And Why? Disney's Cartoon Animation is my favorites film genre from past until now. It is because Disney's Cartoon Animation is not only for children; young and adult also can watch it. Disney's Cartoon Animation not only represents fairy tale, prince or princess, but also can be a topic about family, friends, animals, robots and so on. There is some moral value about kind, brave, smart. I love those wear pretty in the story for example even she is Cinderella, her worn-out

The Hays-code drove Fleischer studio´s style into a cuter, child-like genre. Furthermore, the studio was trying to compete with Disney, so they stopped producing what they did best. The two films, Gulliver´s travel and Mr. Bugs Goes to Town exemplify their post-code style, and their intents to compete with Snow White. The studio even produced a collection of shorts called Color Classics that were too similar to Disney´s Silly Symphonies. These films didn’t contain anything that could offend the public

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is the first full-length animated feature film and the earliest in the Walt Disney Animated Classics series released in 1937. Based on the German fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, it the story was adapted by storyboard artists Dorothy Ann Blank, Richard Creedon, Merrill De Maris, Otto Englander, Earl Hurd, Dick Rickard, Ted Sears and Webb Smith. David Hand was the supervising director, while William Cottrell, Wilfred Jackson, Larry Morey, Perce Pearce, and Ben Sharpsteen