Film and Animation Audiovisual Language

Author: Sun Li
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Visual and Auditory Language of Animated Films is a required course for animation majors. Through an in-depth analysis of montage, axis relationships, sound, musical expression, and mise-en-scène in world-class animated films such as Snow White, The Prince of Egypt, The Lion King, and Castle in the Sky, this book systematically explains the main characteristics and common techniques of visual and auditory language in animated films. It helps readers understand the concept of visual and auditory language, learn and master its expressive methods and techniques, and expand their creative thinking. The book is divided into six chapters, covering essential and core content of the visual and auditory language of animated films, including: Introduction to Visual and Auditory Language, Shots, Axis, Mise-en-scène, Editing Techniques, and Film Sound. The book was comprehensively planned by the expert group of the "21st Century Animation and Game Professional Higher Education Planning Textbook Editorial Committee" and written by experienced frontline teachers from the Animation College of the Beijing Film Academy. The content is rich, progresses from simple to complex, combines theoretical knowledge with classic examples, and is vivid, detailed, and easy to understand. It is an excellent animation textbook for in-depth study of the principles and techniques of applying visual and auditory language in animated films, improving readers' creative skills, and inspiring wisdom.
Target Audience: Faculty and students of animation, comics, games, and related majors; animation and game designers and creators; film and television program title creators; online video editors; and students and candidates for postgraduate studies in animation and comics-related fields. The Visual and Auditory Language of Animated Films is a required course for animation majors. Through an in-depth analysis of montage, axis relationships, sound, musical expression, and mise-en-scène in world-class animated films such as Snow White, The Prince of Egypt, The Lion King, and Castle in the Sky, this book systematically explains the main characteristics and common techniques of visual and auditory language in animated films. It helps readers understand the concept of visual and auditory language, learn and master its expressive methods and techniques, and expand their creative thinking. The book is divided into six chapters, covering essential and core content of the visual and auditory language of animated films, including: Introduction to Visual and Auditory Language, Shots, Axis, Mise-en-scène, Editing Techniques, and Film Sound. The book was comprehensively planned by the expert group of the "21st Century Animation and Game Professional Higher Education Planning Textbook Editorial Committee" and written by experienced frontline teachers from the Animation College of the Beijing Film Academy. The content is rich, progresses from simple to complex, combines theoretical knowledge with classic examples, and is vivid, detailed, and easy to understand. It is an excellent animation textbook for in-depth study of the principles and techniques of applying visual and auditory language in animated films, improving readers' creative skills, and inspiring wisdom.
Target Audience: Faculty and students of animation, comics, games, and related majors; animation and game designers and creators; film and television program title creators; online video editors; and students and candidates for postgraduate studies in animation and comics-related fields.