Pixilation

During the lesson we had to create a short animation so we did, we worked in groups to create a small animation. we used the programme "I Stop Animation".  we had to export it into a movie so that we could we could see it.  The Animation we used was Pixilation, Pixilation is were you use a series of small still images to make a small animation but your brain tricks you into think its moving. I did enjoy it but if i was the one in front of the camera i would seriously scared. The frame rate we did was series of 12 images per seconds, then we exported it to upload it to youtube. Then we had to embed it on to my blog


Pixilation
Pixilation is a Stop motion which involves the Techniques where live actors actually are taken frame by frame which is the subject to animated Film, these techniques are repeatedly created by more than one type of frame and they would keep changing pose in every next frame so that it would create a short film, the actors in these frames become like a puppet controlled by frames.

Here are some examples below of Pixilation :D 

Animation 1950s-1970s

Animation 1950s-1970s

Hanna Barbera made Scooby Doo in 1969  it appeared in 2 seasons originally by hanna barbera and ran from 1969 too 1970 which was only a year and they managed to do around 310 animated episodes they still do scooby doo but its not the same as hanna barbera does it.

Warner Bros. created Looney Tunes around. it preceded Merrie Melodies series and was Warner Bros.' first animated theatrical series it was originally created in the 1930s but became worldwide in the 1950s and became sensational and it made around 1000 episodes.


Woody Woodpecker made by Walt Lantz and was the first animated series he did though not the first of the screwball characters that became popular in the 1940s, Woody is perhaps the most indicative of the type. He didn't do that many of the Episodes of woody woodpecker and it was disturbed by Universal Studies




Oliver Postgate created Bagpuss and he did the clanger's too. Bagpuss was created in 1970's Although only 13 episodes of the show were made, it remains fondly remembered, and was regularly repeated in the UK for thirteen years. In 1999 Bagpuss topped a BBC poll for the UK's favourite children's TV programme.
 

Animation from 1930s to 1950s

WALT DISNEY

Steamboat willie was made by walt disney comic and was made in 1928 it was made in black and white and was the first to be disturbed by disney it was also one of the first cartoon with synchronized sound. They made the animation by using cell based animation.

MAX FLEISCHER

Max Fleischer made Betty boop as an animated cartoon based character, betty boop was also based in comic strips she was made in 1930 by cell based animation just like steamboat willie but later on as bettu boop was developed she was also made with sound and then later on talked. But later on Max Fleischer went bankrupt so they had to sell betty boop.

Norman Mclaren created still animation with ordinary people and make sure that nothing else was used just these people and he created this in 1930's.