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The document outlines Keesha Anderson-Williams' evolving idea for a stop motion animation project. The initial idea was to create a stop motion video like examples found on YouTube, but it needed a storyline or point. After considering discrimination some people face due to religion, color, weight, hair color, culture or accent, the idea evolved into a project combining ideas from group members about stereotypes, an underdog, culture, and the experience of a girl coming abroad. The document describes joining ideas from different group members to create an overarching storyline that incorporates each of their initial concepts.
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- 1. My Idea By Keesha Anderson-Williams
- 2. Initial ideas At 1st I never had a clear idea of what I wanted to do, but I knew that I wanted to take a lot of pictures to form a moving video, like this one (stop motion) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZtxHOfmhH4 But I could not just have pictures I had to think of what else would make it that step further?
- 3. After that I thought that our picture animation needed to have a point to make not just about something random because it won’t be fun to make and create, so I was looking through you tube and I came across this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsOaTEouwpA&feature=relmfu http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njHlopUprKw&NR=1 But there still needs to be a storyline?
- 4. And then… In our group there all kinds of people who, sometime In their life have gotten some kind of discrimination for: Religion Colour Weight Hair colour Culture Accent ect. So I wanted to look deeper into what we could do
- 5. My Idea I decided to join ideas with Edna because she wanted to make her performance about stereotypes and in mine i wanted an under Dog Ruth, I joined up with her because she wanted to make hers cultural and that could also fit in with mine and being stereotypical Loveline and Amal wanted to do there's about a girl who comes abroad and that also works in line with the rest of our ideas