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jueves, 12 de febrero de 2009

Acting For Animation, Woodbury University

Acting For Animation


What is "acting"? What constitutes a well acted performance?

Acting For Animation
Acting For Animation

What are the differences between acting for animation and acting in live action?

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Acting For Animation

Are there things that can be easily done in live action that can't be done as effectively in animation?

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Acting For Animation

Are there are other ways to convey mood, emotion and personality besides acting?

Acting For Animation
Acting For Animation

What sort of inspiration did golden age animators look to for creating an animated performance? What do these models of pantomime acting have to inform modern animation?

Who was the greatest actor of all time? Was it John Barrymore who received acclaim for his performances in Hamlet and Richard III?

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...Or was it the "wascaly wabbit", Bugs Bunny?

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Acting For Animation
Acting For Animation
Acting For Animation
Acting For Animation

Acting For Animation Teaser Video
John Barrymore "Twentieth Century (1934)
Bugs Bunny in "Tortoise Wins By A Hare" (1943)

(Quicktime 7 / 6.7 MB)

We'll be discussing and screening examples related to these and many more topics at Woodbury University on February 21st. I hope you can join us.

SPECIAL GUEST: EDDIE FITZGERALD

Acting For Animation
Acting For Animation

Joining us for this Animation Salon will be cartoonist Eddie Fitzgerald, the creator of Uncle Eddie's Theory Corner and story artist on Ren & Stimpy. Eddie will be screening one of his favorite films and sharing his theories on acting and building a characterful performance.

Don't miss it!

Animation Salon: Acting For Animation
February 21st, 2009 8pm
Admission FREE to the animation community
Woodbury University
School of Business / Fletcher Jones Foundation Theater
7500 Glenoaks Bl
Burbank, CA 91510



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