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The document discusses personal inspirations from blockbuster films for an animation project. It analyzes 2012, Battle: Los Angeles, and War of the Worlds, noting that they focus on following a few characters to develop an emotional connection with their survival stories amid disasters and sci-fi plots involving aliens. These elements of character-driven stories during catastrophic events have influenced the planning for the author's own animation production.
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- 1. PERSONAL INSPIRATIONS AND ENJOYED PRODUCTIONS (BLOCKBUSTERS) Before planning my ideas for my own animation, I had to first assess and look into current huge Blockbusters, in order to establish what I personally enjoy. Here is a few of them ideas. 2012 The film 2012 by Roland Emmrich is a huge action packed epic which really took my imagination by surprise. This is one of my favoured movie productions within todays modern cinema. I find it remarkable with the plot line, as it manly focuses on a few different individuals, almost as if documenting their survival and journey, both mentally and physically. This helps the audience, including myself, to connect more with the characters upon an emotional level, drawing my attention into the storyline.
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