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1) Traditional Chinese animation such as shadow puppetry and flip books influenced the development of animation. 2) Early Chinese animator Wei Zhihua created unique animated films in China and was the only Chinese artist to win an international animation award. 3) Famous Chinese animated films such as "Buffalo Boy and The Flute" incorporated Chinese ink painting styles and themes. 4) American animated films found success by assimilating elements of Chinese culture stories like "Mulan" and "Kung Fu Panda" to appeal to global audiences.
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The document compares the political propaganda differences between Japanese animation and Chinese animation. It notes that early Chinese animations from the 1950s-1980s often featured nationalist themes and promoted China's development and progress. In contrast, popular Japanese animations from creators like Miyazaki Hayao and Tezuka Osamu did not explicitly promote political messages but focused more on themes from Japanese culture and mythology. The document provides examples of influential works from both countries to illustrate the differing approaches to political propaganda through animation.
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The document compares the political propaganda differences between Japanese animation and Chinese animation. It notes that early Chinese animations from the 1950s-1980s often featured nationalist themes and promoted China's development and progress. In contrast, popular Japanese animations from creators like Miyazaki Hayao and Tezuka Osamu did not explicitly promote political messages but focused more on themes from Japanese culture and mythology. The document provides examples of influential works from both countries to illustrate the differing approaches to political propaganda through animation.
Book Talk Animation Art
This document provides a summary of the history of animation from its early origins to modern developments. It covers key individuals and studios that advanced the art form, including Emile Cohl, Winsor McCay, Walt Disney, Max Fleischer, Warner Bros., and more. Early techniques like zoetropes, praxinoscope, and flip books are discussed. Developments in limited animation, 3D animation, and Japanese animation are also summarized. The document traces animation from hand-drawn to computer-generated visual effects and styles.
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The document summarizes key periods and individuals in the history of film and animation. The Silent Period from 1895-1929 saw the rise of silent films which appealed to illiterate audiences. The Golden Age of Disney Animation from 1950-1967 produced beloved classics that helped Disney recover from bankruptcy. The Golden Age of Hollywood from 1920-1960 began with The Jazz Singer and established film as popular entertainment. Iconic individuals like Walt Disney, Chuck Jones, Steven Spielberg, Alfred Hitchcock, and Christopher Nolan contributed significantly to the animation and film industries through their innovative works and techniques. The document also outlines major technological advancements in cameras over the centuries that enabled developments in filmmaking.
Compare and contrast japanese and american animation character design
The document compares and contrasts Japanese and American animation character design. It discusses that Japanese animation characters tend to be simple two-dimensional designs that emphasize depicting the inner world and subtle emotions. In contrast, American animation characters are often more realistic exaggerations of humans and animals and aim to depict action clearly. The document also notes that Japanese animation pursues aesthetic perfection in character designs and lower production costs compared to American animation.
Compare and contrast japanese and american animation character design
The document compares and contrasts Japanese and American animation character design. It discusses that Japanese animation characters tend to be simple two-dimensional designs that emphasize depicting the inner world and subtle emotions. In contrast, American animation characters are often more realistic exaggerations of humans and animals and aim to depict action clearly. The document also notes that Japanese animation pursues aesthetic perfection in character designs and lower production costs compared to American animation.
Presentation- "A Topsy Turvy Mikado"
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston is presenting "A Topsy Turvy Mikado", a new take on the classic operetta "The Mikado". The play takes place in 1885 during one of the final rehearsals before opening night. It is directed by Alistair Donkin and features the songs and characters from the original production. The performance puts a new spin on the story by portraying the rehearsal process and including humor about preparing the actors for their roles.
The evolution of anime
The document discusses the evolution of anime from its origins in early 20th century Japan to its current global popularity. It begins with some of the earliest anime works from 1907-1917, created through experimental cutout animation techniques. Major developments included influence from Disney films in the 1930s-40s, the growth of major studios like Toei Animation in the 1950s, anime propaganda during WWII, and Osamu Tezuka's influential work in the 1950s. Anime gained international popularity through strategic marketing and by drawing from a variety of sources including manga, novels, and video games.
Film
Film is a series of still or moving images that is produced by recording photographic images or through animation techniques. It is considered an important art form and source of entertainment. The history of film began in the late 1890s with the invention of the movie camera. China's film history started in 1905 with the first Chinese-produced film. Some notable Chinese films include Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Buddha Mountain, and Postmen in the Mountains, which showcased Chinese culture, martial arts, and rural landscapes.
The History Of Australian Cinema
The document discusses the history of Australian cinema from its earliest days to the present. It notes that some of the first Australian films were bushranger films in the silent era, which were popular but also banned in some states. It then covers the development of the Australian film industry through milestones like the first talkie and color film. Challenges like American domination of distribution and the decline of cinemas due to television are also discussed. The document highlights periods of growth for Australian film in the 1970s and 1980s and increasing urban and contemporary stories and stars in later decades.
Anime
1) Osamu Tezuka is known as the "Godfather of Anime" for pioneering Japanese animation and manga.
2) In the 1940s and 50s, he produced early successful manga and anime works like "Shin Takarajima", "Kimba the White Lion", and the iconic "Astro Boy".
3) He went on to found animation studios like Mushi Productions and Tezuka Productions, producing many influential early anime TV series and films that helped establish the anime industry.
History of Anime
This document provides a history of anime and manga from their origins to modern times. It discusses how early manga developed from animal scrolls and temple wall paintings in medieval Japan. In the 1600s, woodblock prints known as edo became popular forms of manga. The term "manga" first appeared in 1815. After World War 2, Osamu Tezuka debuted manga for children and helped establish the anime industry with the first television anime series, Astro Boy, in 1963. Anime continued to evolve and spread globally through the 20th century with influential works and the growth of new technologies and genres. Art styles in anime progressed significantly over time as well.
Animation time line presentation
- Animation has existed for thousands of years, dating back to cave paintings from 40,000 BC and shadow puppetry in China from 7000 BC.
- In the late 19th/early 20th century, new animation techniques emerged like phenakistoscope, zoetrope, flipbooks, and praxinoscope which helped establish animation as a form of entertainment.
- Major milestones included Winsor McCay's 1914 animated film Gertie the Dinosaur, the addition of sound and color in the 1920s, and Walt Disney's creation of Mickey Mouse in 1928 which helped establish the Disney franchise.
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The document discusses the history and development of cartoons from their origins as preparatory drawings to their evolution into animated films. It notes that some of the earliest cartoons date back to the early 1900s and were black and white and silent. It then covers some of the major developments like the introduction of sound and color as well as the rise of animated television shows and Saturday morning cartoons. The document also mentions how cartoons are now commonly created using computer animation technology.
The History of Anime.pdf
The History of Anime
Anime, or Japanese animation, has become a major part of global pop culture today.
However, its origins date back to the early 20th century.
In the pre-World War II era, Japan began experimenting with animation techniques as early as
1907. The first known Japanese animation was three short films by Oten Shimokawa. In 1917,
the first professional animated film called Namakura Gatana was released. During the 1920s
and 30s, animation was promoted by the government as propaganda. Artists were
commissioned to create animations that supported Japanese nationalism and militarism
leading up to WWII.
One major propaganda film was Momotaro's Divine Sea Warriors directed by Mitsuyo Seo in
1945. It featured Momotaro, a popular Japanese folk hero, on a mission to defeat British
forces. Such films aimed to inspire Japanese citizens to support the war effort.
After Japan's defeat in 1945, the occupying American forces introduced Disney cartoons and
Hollywood films to the country. This influenced Japanese animators to develop their own postwar style of animation.
A pioneer was Osamu Tezuka, known as the "Godfather" of anime. In 1963, he created Astro
Boy, about a powerful robot with superhuman powers. It was the first popular animated
Japanese TV series that embodied typical anime elements like large eyes and stylized art.
This marked the beginning of anime's rise to an international phenomenon.
The 1970s saw the exploration of more mature themes like environmental issues and
sexuality in anime films. One example is Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984) by Hayao
Miyazaki, co-founder of the famous Studio Ghibli. The film featured a brave young princess set
in a post-apocalyptic world.
Over the following decades, anime continued to grow in popularity globally thanks to
international distribution and fan subbing. Today, it has become mainstream in the West with
iconic series like Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime has come a long way from its wartime
propaganda origins to be celebrated worldwide as a vibrant Unique Art form reflecting
Japanese cultural trends.
The History of Anime.pdf
Anime has its origins in early 20th century Japan, where the first animated films were created in 1907-1917. During World War II, propaganda films featuring popular heroes were used to inspire support for the war effort. After the war, American films and Disney influenced Japanese animators to develop their own style. Pioneers like Osamu Tezuka popularized anime on television in the 1960s with shows like Astro Boy. Anime has since grown globally in popularity through iconic series like Pokémon and exploration of mature themes, becoming a celebrated art form reflecting Japanese culture.
ANIME JAPANESE ANIMATION
The word animation is abbreviated as Anime and pronounced as “ah-knee-may”.
In Japan, the word is used to refer to all animation.
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Angeline
- 1. Animation The application of Chinese elements context in US animation portraits, the essence of oriental spirit
- 2. The origin of animation Shadow-picture lantern This is traditional Folk Toys, Paper-cut continuously move, formed the animation. Shadow play Create the illusion of moving images. It is popular in various cultures. More than 20 countries are known to have shadow show troupes. Flip Book In 1868, named kineograph. Quickly flip the pages, produced changes in action.
- 3. Shanghai Animation Film Studio's first director of special-wei (1915-2010) Has create a unique animated film in China type . He is also the Chinese animation industry so far the only International Animation Association (ASIFA) Lifetime Achievement Award artist. “ Tadpole looking for mom ” ( 小蝌蚪找妈妈 ) French "Le Monde" commented as follows: "Chinese ink painting, scenery soft, delicate tone, and expressed concern about , hesitation and happy movements, so that the film had a charm and poetic.
- 4. Following the situation, the world renowned ink chapter “Buffalo Boy and The Flute”( 牧笛 ) Domestic animation boutique - “Landscape Love” ( 山水情 ) China's first award-winning black and white art film “good friend”( 好朋友 ) China's "national style" animated the first shot “Proud of the general” ( 骄傲的将军 ) Classic Animation wonderful
- 5. World's first a sound of the animation Steamboat Willie In 1932, the film also won a special Academy Award . Walt Disney's a lot of work makes him the world's leading people, including his creation of a "Snow White," "Pinocchio," and many other well-known films, as well as Mickey Mouse and other animated characters
- 6. June 7, 1998 animated film "Mulan" has swept the United States Mulan's story taken from the Northern and Southern Chinese folk song verse masterpiece "Mulan Shi," Walt Disney Company and American artists for its unique perspective, the Chinese thousands of years degenerated into a well-known legend has all the elements of popular culture, to be swept the United States.
- 7. Kung Fu Panda Art Director, 8 years in Chinese art "Kung Fu Panda" Kung Fu away, "Kung Fu Panda" with China as the background of the story, from the landscape, scenery, costumes and even the props are all full of Chinese elements.
- 8. USA animation is success Adept at assimilating foreign cultures, and given their own values and universal feelings of animation in the United States one of the major global success.
- 9. China's enterprises must accelerate the industrialization development of the animation, absorbing foreign animation manufacture experience. Chinese animation prospects