The 3 Rules Of Living Animation
posted March 2, 2017 #
When cruising around YouTube, I usually end up watching some video essay on film or TV that attempts to examine a particular subject. Tony Zu's Every Frame a Painting is probably the best example of this but there are tons more.
Recently I've been enjoying the works Kaptain Kristian - well produced examinations of topics like Futurama and Science, Jurassic Park's Visual Effects and even Childish Gambino's Internet Storytelling. Embedded above is his look into Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and the 3 Rules of Living Animation or, in other words, why Roger Rabbit succeeded where so many other films (Cool World) failed at the integration of live action and animation.
Recently I've been enjoying the works Kaptain Kristian - well produced examinations of topics like Futurama and Science, Jurassic Park's Visual Effects and even Childish Gambino's Internet Storytelling. Embedded above is his look into Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and the 3 Rules of Living Animation or, in other words, why Roger Rabbit succeeded where so many other films (Cool World) failed at the integration of live action and animation.