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“The best films come about through experimentation”

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“I’m always there at home thinking of Wallace and Gromit ideas”

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“If you respect the audience enough, they can take onboard many things”

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Ray Harryhausen, Oliver Postgate, Peter Firmin, Chuck Jones, Yuri Norstien, Richard Williams, Terry Gilliam, Bob Godfrey

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There are various of animals in a zoo which are being interviewed about their living conditions.
- a depressed gorilla
- a Brazilian puma
-a mother opossum
- a young hippopotamus
- a tarsier
-a turtle
- armadillo

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The voices of the zoo animals were recorded from real interviews which are talking about a certain subject.

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There are muted tone colours in the film. The film is mostly created with 3D forms which are made from clay.

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There is contrast in this video because based on the animals interview, the gorilla, puma, opossum, hippopotamus who complain about the cold weather, the poor quality of their enclosures and the lack of space and freedom whereas the tarsier, turtle, armadillo praise their enclosures for the comfort and security they bringing. Additionally, there were polar bears who talked about both the advantage and disadvantages of zoos for the welfare of animals. There is balance in this artwork as there is a strong balance of opinions in the film, with some interviewees who are happy with their living situations, some who are not and some who have a neutral opinion. There are different size of animals in this video. There is a repetition of zoo animals in different enclosures.

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There is movement in this artwork as since the main characters are Wallace and Gromit, audience would tend to look at them first then they would look at the background. In one part of the artwork, there is a pattern of sheeps coming out of the truck. There is also the repetition
of the same use of characters like the sheeps, the woman, Wallace and Gromit. There is emphasis on the characters as the characters are dressed in colours that are contrasting the background colours.

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The shapes are based on real life matters like a human, a dog and other things. There is texture in this artwork as the subject matter can be seen as made out of clay due to the round 3D shapes. The space throughout this artwork is crowded with many things but the audience can still identify the main subject matter as the 2 main characters are Wallace and Gromit. The colours used in this artwork is mostly muted toned colours. Examples are dull green and pale yellow. In this artwork, there is a 3D form as the clare’s can be seen from many perspectives.

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Saving a group of sheeps and a woman who is being controlled by a robot dog.

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- A dog that has a high IQ which is named as Gromit
- A man who is closely attached to Gromit who is named as Wallace
- A woman who has a robot dog
- A group of sheeps and a baby sheep

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He was born in United Kingdom, 6 December 1958

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“Maybe i love Gromit becauase he’s the dog i’ve never had. What dog could match him? He's the ideal. He doesn't bark, and he has your tea and dinner ready for you when you arrive home.”

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Park demonstrated an early ability to draw, and by age 13 he was animating his cartoon creation Walter the Rat with his mother’s standard 8-mm movie camera. When he was 15, one of his homemade films was shown on television as part of a BBC young animators’ film competition. After graduating from the Sheffield City Polytechnic (now Sheffield Hallam University), Park attended the National Film and Television School. There his first 35-mm film, A Grand Day Out, a work in progress, brought him to the attention of the founders of Aardman Animations in Bristol, England, which was at the forefront of a revival of clay animation. In 1985 Park joined Aardman, where he worked on commercials and the music video for Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” while completing A Grand Day Out, which was nominated for an Academy Award for best short animated film in 1991. That year he won the award for Creature Comforts, a documentary-like series of interviews with zoo animals.

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Parents : Mary Cecilia Ashton [ mother ], Roger Wulston Park [father]
Siblings : JAnet Park
Wife : Mags Connolly
His dad worked in a shed making things