Animation Scene Design (1CD)

Author: Han Xiao
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Animation scene design is the shaping of all objects except characters, serving as a key creative element in establishing both character and film style. Animation Scene Design for Film and Television is a required course for animation majors. With clear and engaging text and visually rich illustrations, the book explains the artistic and commercial principles of film and television animation creation, making it a specialized work on how to portray scene spaces within camera frames. While elaborating on the theory of animation scene design, the book incorporates numerous classic animation scene images or shots as practical examples. This is the book's "highlight," as carefully appreciating the dedication and craftsmanship of the creators in their design work will undoubtedly enrich your understanding and systematically teach you the techniques and methods of animation scene design. What makes it even more remarkable is that the book also offers unique perspectives and analyses of the distinctive scene creation in recent popular films such as Hero and Peacock. With its scientifically structured and systematic approach, as well as its rich and practical case studies, this book is the best reference for learning animation scene design and the preferred textbook for animation majors and related fields in higher education. The accompanying CD-ROM includes over 500 scene design illustrations of great collectible and analytical value, designed for classroom instruction and student appreciation.
Animation scene production is uniquely distinctive, delving deeply into the methods of animation scene design, as well as the artistic and commercial principles applied in camera frames. Animation scene design is the shaping of all objects except characters, serving as a key creative element in establishing both character and film style. Animation Scene Design for Film and Television is a required course for animation majors. With clear and engaging text and visually rich illustrations, the book explains the artistic and commercial principles of film and television animation creation, making it a specialized work on how to portray scene spaces within camera frames. While elaborating on the theory of animation scene design, the book incorporates numerous classic animation scene images or shots as practical examples. This is the book's "highlight," as carefully appreciating the dedication and craftsmanship of the creators in their design work will undoubtedly enrich your understanding and systematically teach you the techniques and methods of animation scene design. What makes it even more remarkable is that the book also offers unique perspectives and analyses of the distinctive scene creation in recent popular films such as Hero and Peacock. With its scientifically structured and systematic approach, as well as its rich and practical case studies, this book is the best reference for learning animation scene design and the preferred textbook for animation majors and related fields in higher education. The accompanying CD-ROM includes over 500 scene design illustrations of great collectible and analytical value, designed for classroom instruction and student appreciation.