Unit 10

  Introduction In this report ill be looking into two different animation techniques that are used in films, short films and music. Rotoscoping Rotoscoping is one the techniques in animation that is used to make live footage appear as it's inside an animation. It was invented by Max Fleischer in 1915 and was used in making "Out of the Inkwell" and animated series which lasted from (1918-1927) and was know as the "Fleischer process" and was exclusive to Fleischer for several years. It allowed him to make more realistic animations which feel more like real life. To create your own rotoscoped animation if you're gonna do it digital you'll need a graphics tabled and whatever art program supports animation.  There are some examples for rotoscoping and one of them is the song "Take on me". Throughout most of the song you'll be able to see this technique being used and it captures the singer and the environment  around it being turned into an unco...

Target audience: The target audience for the animation will aim to be for teens from 12 to adults 20 and above. This is a perfect audience since most of them enjoy cooperative games and like to branch out to different styles of cooperative games. Purpose of the animation: The purpose of the animation will be to advertise a game known as Don't Starve.  Medium: The animation will be published on YouTube since it will be available to anyone to watch it for free and there is a big audience that can easily find the video via getting my channel recommended or from being the next video of someone else animation. If the animation isn't getting as much attention i can send the video link to different platforms such as Reddit, Twitter etc. Those platforms could allow me to reach the specific target audience much easier with the tools and community that they have to offer. Running time: The running time for the animation will be two minutes minimum. The animation can exceed the minimum re...