This book introduces animation works from different countries and periods, and then conducts relatively systematic discussion and research from aspects such as plot, character creation, and technical characteristics. This enables students to draw useful nutrients from these successful animated films in a step-by-step and purposeful manner when engaging in animation creation, thereby achieving twice the result with half the effort. Including: Chapter 1 American Animation - Where Dreams Begin; Chapter 2 Japanese Animation - Exploration of Human Nature; Chapter 3 Chinese Animation - Proud Yesterday; Chapter 4 European Animation - Another Art, etc.
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For example, the American "Lion King" and Japan's "Spirited Away" are classics. The book also mentions the glorious history of Chinese animation, which makes people really proud! Just like what is said in "Nezha Hao Hai", "My fate is up to me." We can also draw inspiration from these works to create our own wonderful animations.
For example, the American "Lion King" and Japan's "Spirited Away" are classics. The book also mentions the glorious history of Chinese animation, which makes people really proud! Just like what is said in "Nezha Hao Hai", "My fate is up to me." We can also draw inspiration from these works to create our own wonderful animations.