Monday, March 21, 2011

Animation Analysis




Blackfly - Christopher Hinton

Despite the characters having very basic designs, the entire animation captures detail with every action. For example, Hinton follows the cable lines closely. He generally uses close-up views opposed to wide shots, which I think goes hand-in-hand with the upbeat song. Because the view is so close, it allows the camera to move quickly, which matches the pace of the song.

Hinton uses a ton of scenes to organize his story. For a five-minute production such is this, one has to break it up in many scenes. 

I definitely believe this was a successful animation, mainly because of the music being synchronized with the animations. That alone makes it visually appealing, but because the storyline was humorous too.

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