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5.Comments:
- I always thought that drawing females was hard but apparently that's not always true; in "Sleeping Beauty" it's really tough to draw the male hero.
- I thought that animators have always been artists but I was actually wrong; early animators weren't really artists, they developed into artists.
- Drawing humans is tough; the drawings have to be very detailed.
- Disney studio have high standards for hiring people to work; Disney studio hopes to find in applicants good draftmanship, ability to be polific, aptitude for technical perfection, sense of caricature, and sense of discernment.
- I don't think I could be an animator because I can't draw and I don't meet any of the requirements.
4.Questions:
- Why was money tight at the studio?
- Where is Chouinard Art School located?
- What is the relationship between animation and anatomy?
- Who were the top animators at Disney studio?
3.Vocabulary:
- Discernment: the faculty of discerning; discrimination; acuteness of judgment and understanding.
- Aptitude: capability; ability; innate or acquired capacity for something; talent.
- Intermittent: stopping or ceasing for a time; alternately ceasing and beginning again.
2.Literary Terms:
- Imagery: "A great section of earth juts upward with a roaring quake ... A flicker of lightning licks across a mountain plain ... A flaming tree hurtles to the ground." (page 153)
- Indirect Characterization: "Banjo player Harper Goff was always breaking a string." Harper Goff is not a very professional banjo player. (page 159)
1.Overview Sentence:
- Describes what Disney studio looks in an applicant, how animators draw human beings, and animation effects.
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