Animated movies have evolved significantly over time, beginning with Walt Disney's early animated shorts in the 1920s and pioneering feature-length films like Snow White in 1937. The Disney era established animation as a viable art form and commercial medium. Later, Pixar revolutionized animation with the first fully computer-animated feature, Toy Story, in 1995. Today, animation employs a variety of techniques from traditional hand-drawn to 3D computer graphics and stop-motion. The multi-step production process includes storyboarding, modeling, animation, and post-production work to bring animated characters and stories to life for audiences worldwide.

1. ANIMATED MOVIES

2. CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION1.
DISNEY ERA2.
PIXAR ERA3.
HOW TO ANIMATE?4.
IMPACT OF ANIMATED MOVIES5.

3. What are Animation Movies ?
Animated Movies are ones in which
individual drawings, paintings, or
illustrations are photographed frame by
frame.

4. Types of Animation Techniques
Used in Movies and TV Shows
1. Traditional Animation
Traditional animation requires
an artist to draw each image that
when strung together,
progressively moves according to
the character's action.

5. Types of Animation Techniques
Used in Movies and TV Shows
2. Stop-Motion Animation
Stop-motion animation requires
the shooting of physically
manipulated still objects to
appear as moving objects.

6. Types of Animation Techniques
Used in Movies and TV Shows
3. Computer Animation
Computer animation uses
computer software to digitally
produce moving images.
2-D Animation
3-D Animation

7. HOW IT ALL STARTED? – DISNEY ERA
 Walt Disney Productions began work on
animated short films in 1923.
 1937, The studio released its first feature-length animated
film with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

8. WALT DISNEY AND MICKEY MOUSE
 Walt Disney had his own vision to
create
his own animated advertisement films.
 Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse is a series
of books collecting the first 25 years of
the 45-year span of work by Floyd Gottfredson.

9. TIMELINE 1979 TO PRESENT
1979
Ed Catmull is recruited by George Lucas
to head Lucasfilm's Computer Division, a group
charged with developing state-of the-art
Computer technology for the film industry.
HOW IT ALL STARTED? – THE ‘PIXAR’ ERA

10. 1991
Disney and Pixar announce an agreement
“to make and distribute at least one
computer-generated animated movie.”
1995
Toy Story, the world’s 1st computer animated
feature film, is released in theatres.

11. HOW TO ANIMATE ?
PRE-PRODUCTION:
1.STORY BOARDING : The Storyboard helps to
finalize the development of the storyline.
2.LAYOUTS : Story boards are sent to the layout
department.
3.MODEL SHEETS : Model sheets are precisely drawn groups
of pictures.

12. HOW TO ANIMATE ?
PRODUCTION
LAYOUT MODELLING TEXTURING RIGGING ANIMATION

13. HOW TO ANIMATE ?
POST-PRODUCTION
1.COMPOSITING : The compositing department brings
together all of the 3D elements.
2.SOUND EDITING : This department is responsible
for selecting and assembling the sound recordings.
2.SOUND EDITING : This department is responsible
for selecting and assembling the sound recordings.
3.VIDEO EDITING : The process of manipulating and
rearranging shots to create a seamless final product.

14. IMPACT OF ANIMATED MOVIES

15. IMPACT OF ANIMATED MOVIES