The Mask: The Animated Series

honesty, and the integration of art and nature. One of Moore’s central poems, “The Mind is an Enchanting Thing”, was published in Nevertheless in during World War II (1944). It is a theatrical and technical central poem in Moore’s work. She uses a series of similes and metaphors throughout this poem. It also has a very paradoxical theme. The overall paradox being - the mind is both subject and object. It is both enchanter and enchanted. The mind has the power to

To gain a broader view about important terms related to animation along with their advantages and disadvantages. To understand the different types of animation techniques practically used in today’s world. We come to know about the production of animated films and how these new techniques were used to develop such films. To understand the importance of animation in computer science. To gain knowledge about editing, composing, writing, drawing, designing, modeling and lighting. TECHNIQUES IN ANIMATION

The 1960s live-action TV series was played for laughs, with a deadpan Adam West as Batman and nutty villains including Zsa Zsa Gabor as Minerva and Roddy McDowall as the Bookworm. The series also featured Yvonne Craig as Batgirl. Two decades later Batman was reinvigorated by the 1986 publication of Frank Miller's gloomy, acerbic graphic novel The Dark Knight

During a time of grievance in the United States, Fleischer Studios went up to the challenge of creating an iconic animated short film that not only entertained audiences, but also challenged and reshaped societal norms. Highly praised and highly remembered in animation history, “Betty Boop for President” (1932) is a powerful example of an animated film that has reshaped society, and its norms, while keeping the audience entertained. Amidst one of the greatest economic depressions of all time in the

Steven Allan Spielberg is known worldwide as a screenwriter, producer and one of America's most successful filmmakers. His 20 highest-grossing films grossed 8.45 billion. He is a three-time winner of the Oscar Award, twice as the best director of the year. Spielberg was born on December 18, 1946 in Cincinnati (Ohio, USA), the son of a Jewish family engineer Arnold Spielberg and professional pianist Leah Adler (nee Posner).The mother had to give up the idea of her career for education of four children

cinema fuelled his involvement in many Hollywood productions, including The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (a version of his story, "The Fog Horn"), Something Wicked This Way Comes (based on his novel,) and director John Huston's version of Moby Dick. His animated film about the history of flight, Icarus Montgolfier Wright, was nominated for an academy award Over the decades, there have also been many attempts to adapt Bradbury's stories for television. Commendable examples include episodes of Alfred Hitchcock

woman’s body. Foucault in his book Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison says that “by beating down upon and mastering the body punishment was also an emphatic affirmation of power” (1977, 49). The power will be stronger when it is able to mask itself. In society men’s power and authority is masked by different possibilities of rituals, morals, opinions and cultural practices. It makes to believe that the upper hand of men as a natural phenomenon and their authority as a responsibility. In

Batman (originally referred to as the Bat-Man and still sometimes as the Batman) is a DC Comics fictional superhero who first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. He has since become, along with Superman and Spider-Man, one of the world's most recognized superheroes.[1] Batman was co-created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, although only Kane receives official credit for the character. Batman's secret identity is Bruce Wayne, billionaire industrialist, playboy, and philanthropist

“Cartooning has always been informed by the tradition of caricature,” [Wells, 1998, p.252] thus leading animators creating a series of harrowing cartoons consisting an analysis of offensive racist contents. This essay will demonstrate the intense racial stereotyping in the early 20th century but mainly focusing on black caricaturing and seeing how it culturally changed with Disney, as it can be argued that they are still stereotyping in their animations today. The stock characters of blackface

Stop-motion animation requires the shooting of physically manipulated still objects to appear as moving objects. Some use dolls, props or clay (also known as called Claymation) to sequentially move an object in between individually shot frames. Depending on the preference of the director, stop-motion animation may also require either traditional or computer animation to supplement the movie's other visual requirements such as the backgrounds, sets, and props. Examples of stop-motion animation