A lot of thought and planning goes into film making. One of the best ways to understand it ourselves is to look at films from both the audience's and the animator's points of view. Some factors to always keep in mind are the visuals and story. If one isn't there, the other needs to be strong in order to have a interesting film. We looked at a few examples of different types of films and analyzed what they were about, how they were made, and how they made us feel.
Kiwi
Kiwi is a visually simple film with a equally simple but very powerful story. This animation shows the importance of an emotional connection with the audience.
Western Spaghetti
What this film lacks in meaning, it makes up for in creativity. Interesting techniques intrigue the audience in place of a standard plot.
Junk Space
A visually stimulating piece
Draw With Me
A simply drawn student film that shares a simple emotion: love.
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