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3.0 out of 5 stars
For the students of art science,
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This review is from: Understanding Animation (Paperback)
This is essentially a scholar book for students of art science: lots of texts, few pictures, and in black and white. It contains a good discussion on the origin of animation, and it tries to specify its specific characteristics. It contains many and very diverse examples, but, of course, they work best as such, when one is able to see the mentioned films. I think this book really helps the reader 'understanding' animation (at least it helps to develop an analytical view towards animation as an art form), but I don't think it is suited for the average animation fan.
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Understanding Animation by Paul Wells (Hardcover - June 26, 1998)
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