The document discusses The Adventures of Prince Achmed, the oldest surviving animated feature film from 1926. It was created by Lotte Reiniger in Germany using cardboard cutouts and stop-motion animation. The film is based on stories from One Thousand and One Nights and features Prince Achmed riding a flying horse. It had an imaginative style using shadow puppets and was technically complex for its time despite being black and white. The presentation highlights the film's achievements while also noting areas that could be improved such as adding color.

1. The Adventures of Prince
Achmed
Presentation
By
Boris Tehua

2. Clips of the Adventure of prince
Achmed
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25SP4ftxklg

3. what did they Year born and where
did they live ?
• The adventure of prince Achmed was born in
23 September 1926 in Weimar Republic,
where they were living.
• The plot has been writing lotte Reninger,

4. What style/what's it about ?
• The style of the adventure of Prince Achmed is black and
white tinted animation. it is a manipulation of cutouts
make from cardboard, and thin sheets of lead under a
camera.
• Lotte Reiniger’s The Adventures of Prince Achmed is widely
believed to be the oldest surviving feature-length
animated film. The film’s narrative is based on episodes
from The Arabian Nights, and Reiniger took advantage of
animation’s ability to represent the imaginary by
focusing on some of the more fantastical elements of
these stories, such as Achmed’s flying horse. Reiniger
used shadow puppets, which she meticulously crafted by
hand, in concert with stop-motion techniques, to create
a film of technical complexity and haunting beauty.

5. Five things, you like about about your
animation.
• Creative idea
• Manipulation of cardboard
• The frame
• The technique
• The final product.

6. What you could improve?
• I would like to improve the visual style of the
video, because it is black and white tinted
video. I will make it in colour.

7. Why it still relevant?
• It is the oldest surviving animated feature
film.
• Invented manipulated cutouts made from
cardboard and thin sheets of lead under a
camera.
• animated fairytale film.
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