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While on my many searches across the internet I came across this short animation. This animation is in a similar style on how I would like to make the animation to go at the end of my groups film noir.
This has absolutely nothing to do with nightmare before Christmas. Its to do the the fact that it uses only two colours whilst its still easy to make out whats happening in the shot.
an excellent aim BUT if you want to make a film OTS in this style/genre please ensure that you have posts evidencing research into short film/animated shorts and who te target audience is likely to be - there is nthing to say that you cannot make an OTS for a short film for a niche market audience.
Lee, I know you have a fascination with nightmare before Christmas but i thought we agreed on the casino royal animation style?
ReplyDeleteThis has absolutely nothing to do with nightmare before Christmas. Its to do the the fact that it uses only two colours whilst its still easy to make out whats happening in the shot.
ReplyDeletean excellent aim BUT if you want to make a film OTS in this style/genre please ensure that you have posts evidencing research into short film/animated shorts and who te target audience is likely to be - there is nthing to say that you cannot make an OTS for a short film for a niche market audience.
ReplyDeleteAs I have said, this is more to do with the colours and the contrast than what actually happens in the clip.
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