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This column was made because I always loved this kind of thing that you pick a music from a musical and rethink it as an animation, since it’s completely different medias they’re all so different one from another, and also you can see how different people think in animations and things like that.

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Made by szin (the video is directly posted in her channel from YouTube)
The music is from a musical called “Dear Evan Hansen”
I really like this animatic, considering the fact and combinations made between the real world which was Evan and his friend with Connor that was in the screen just communicating by that fake emails which they were writing right now.
There is a lot of languages and medias, and it also uses a lot the different intonations of the song and also of the voices of the characters, different typos and medias, a catchy dance with you can see clearly how it would be if completely animated.
It brings you to that universe and at the same time, you can get the idea of what's happening.

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Sincerely, Me || Dear Evan Hansen Animatic

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Honestly, the best one. This animatic is just gorgeous. Is really difficult for me analyse it, because every tiny detail seems perfect.
This is a kind of fanfiction of Adventure Time using the song of the musical Wicked.
And this two are not related, and even so this animatic turns that music perfect to that two characters, Marceline and Bonie. And even some things that could not make sense, he put in a context and could show us using his draws.
One scene that it was really a good example is right in the begginig where bubblegum says "you can still be with the wizard" and at that time, marceline is seeing a photo of her and Simon.
Why bubblegum didn't go with Marceline as well, because she saw her responsabilities and subjects so she couldn't leave them alone.
Another thing is the angles that he can draw and how fluid is the movement even for a animatic, you can tell how they're feeling, how they are moving...

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It's funny that this animatic is here, since is one of the most static ones, sounds more like a story board then an animatic, principally compared to the other ones.
It's rare a moment where you can see more than a draw per camera. But anyway, it is for me one of my favorite animatics in that list.
Here's why, that key movements that they put into it were crucial, there's nothing unnecessary here, and you can totally feel the mood or how the character is moving, the way of this tell you a story. It's all here, an animatic isn't simply how movements working but the way that this person used to tell us a story in a way that we can understand, even if this being just a music. And all the camera angles, all the expressions and all the movements told this to me perfectly, is one animatic that I can feel exactly what this character is feeling and I can relate to it.

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This column is a analysis of trailers since what I want for my project is a trailer

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It's a trailer more like what I want to do, since Illumination is known as a studio that catchs attention from people even in the trailers. A lot of times that I go see a movie in cinema and a trailer from illumination popped up, people laugh a lot.
So I decided to look for his last movie trailer, in contrast to the classic Beauty and the Beast one.
And I want to make something more like that, without a voice telling whats happening, maybe some letters here and there to explain what's going on and who would ""work"" in this movie. But showing some comic scenes, and etc to make people actually laugh even with a trailer, so think "man I need to see this movie"

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The Grinch Trailer #3 (2018) | Movieclips Trailers

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Frozen 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLzfXQSPBOg
Frozen 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVYYqj5oEF4

I could notice some things based in this two trailers, how a movie tends to put this language in the trailer. So in the first one, they tried a language more funny, putting a lot of olaf jokes and saying how much effort they are putting in that movie, trying to present the characters as cute little girls and etc.
In this second trailers things changed, there's almost no dialogue or even a word here. There's just serious scenes with a more dark background, which implicits the viewer to think it's going to be a more serious movie than the first one.

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What inspired me about south park is that it's a group of young children with a chubby in it. I look for some fanarts and other references to do my Gordo's character design, actually I look a lot to it.

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I really like the traces of gravity falls and how even that cartoonish, it is fluid. And how even James Baxter made some animations for this show, showing how it can be animated and look appealing at the same time. It has a lot of different bodies and characters and I think this is very important for what I want to do.

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I used this character in specific for Mister's character design.

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Loud house inspired me a lot thanks to the fact that has a lot of childrens in different ages and the protagonist is exactly at the age that I was looking for! So it was perfect, thanks to it principally. There was even a illustration of all his sisters and how they would look with eleven years old.

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Editing is everything is a youtube channel that shows a lot of different movies with trailers in different genders. It's really helpful, cause there I know what kinds of scenes I have to pick in order to make a trailer that appears to be part of what I want to show.

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I create out-of-context trailers from YouTubers' videos and movies. Subscribe and become an Editorial today! Comment what or who you would like to see next u...

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When I was looking for references of types of bodies, different faces and etc I immediately remembered of this series. It's four children very different from one another, in faces, bodies types, colours, hairs and etc.
It was very inspiring for that.

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It was my second thought after Strangers Things of different bodies types, and the most helpful one to me. There are more characters and even a chubby kid, which approaches more what I want to.

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This trailer was the first that I see for research, I felt like it's a more old fashion style trailer that worked better at that time and not that interesting for what I want to do, yet I note something that is important from it, to show a little of the plot and some scenes to show characters and moments that would make people want to see this movie.
What I thought it was old fashion about it, was the narrative in the background, instead of showing the scenes and more the characters talking. And I don’t think it would make people interested anymore, since they want to see the movie, and not to hear someone telling what’s going to happen, but actually scenes.
So, even it there’s things to have in a trailer, in a whole aspect I think this can’t be my total inspiration thanks to that narration.

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Beauty and the Beast - Original Release Trailer (1991)

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Aaron Blaise is an animator and character designer from disney, that worked in movies such as Mulan, Lion King, Pocahontas and directed Brother Bear.
His course is about what he thinks or do before he's drawing, while he's drawing and etc.
Which was pretty helpful to me, since it talked about what to do before started and what to think while are you design, for me thanks to it my designs are more richer than they could ever be if I hadn't take his classes.

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"Essa aqui é a cidade de São Paulo em 1967, 51 anos atrás. Não havia telefones celulares, nem computadores, nem internet, nem GPS pata localizar as coisas, as pessoas não saiam tirando foto graficas por aí, fotografia era uma coisa de fotografo, não era para amadores. E como vocês estão vendo, quase que só tinha fuscas nas ruas, fuscas para cima e fusca para baixo."

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This section is for places in São Paulo named in Gênio do Crime

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This section is for places in São Paulo named in Gênio do Crime

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Route

Street View:
Largo São Bento
Líbero Badaró
Passaindu
Viaduto Rio Branco

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Praça do Patriarca
Galeria Prestes Maia
Vale do Anhangabaú
Avenida Brasil
Avenida Rebouças
Avenida Paulista
Brigadeiro

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Rua Planeta, 959 (Chácara Benzinho) it was the closest adress to Genio do Crime's factory. And how is not in São Paulo, I can't visit it, just street view it.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDqjIdI4bF4
This principles were created by Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston.

1. Squach and Strech
2. Anticipation
3. Staging
4. Straight ahead and pose to pose
5. Follow trough and Overlapping action
6. Slow in and slow out
7. Arcs
8. Secondary Act
9. Timing
10. Exaggeration
11. Solid Drawing
12. Appeal

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5osZk9Mw94w

http://www.ocamundongo.com.br/lapis-james-baxter/

James Baxter ir a famous animator thanks to his fluid and live movements that he makes to a lot of different companies, just like Disney, Dream Works, Cartoon Network and etc. His speciality is 2D traditional animations.
My favorite part of his works was that scene from Beauty and the Beast which they are dancing; this scene really catchs me thanks to the camera changing and movements changing as well, it's so natural. They are really alive in this part, even her dresses is moving along with her and in this angles as well.
What inspires me the most about him, is how his style can change a lot and he can draw almost everything and make it gain life no matter what, his style are his movements, not a trace specifically.

Another things important, is how he never stops to study and try to improve, with things just like Little Mermaid, to us his traces are perfect, but for him was not enough and he had to continue until he was entirely satisfied with his work.

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Their personalities and age are really similar to Turma do Gordo's characters. And also they come from a book as well, with this new visuals. So it's good to see to be inspired for mine own versions of Turma do Gordo.

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In these sections I want to put movies that has animation with the animation in side by side with it, to compare this two works and see how they made from a book this animation

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In these sections I want to put movies that has animation with the animation in side by side with it, to compare this two works and see how they made from a book this animation

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In these sections I want to put movies that has animation with the animation in side by side with it, to compare this two works and see how they made from a book this animation

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In these sections I want to put movies that has animation with the animation in side by side with it, to compare this two works and see how they made from a book this animation

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http://www.oliviertossan.com/
A character designer and concept artist to animations. I had the honor to meet him to see his works from him and hear he talk about it.
What I like about his art style is how unique it is, he could instead of create his own style just go and copy things that happen in reality, but he choose to use it and adapt for his unique style.

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The last illustrator of my grand father's books.
All illustrations were discussed in a restaurant, the two of them together. He really participate in the creative procces of illustration as well and said when he consider something good or not to his books.

My meet with Mauricio Negro:

https://oglobo.globo.com/cultura/joao-carlos-marinho-foi-pioneiro-ao-colocar-criancas-como-protagonistas-pensantes-diz-ilustrador-23532171?utm_source=WhatsApp&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=compartilhar&fbclid=IwAR35PLxwdL5aRlHGzyp5m3Q20Lao2VtmC19VZ4eFjzp77-CGySrjc1UhAPs

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7woGdFfnuw
A horror novel for children created by Neil Gaiman. That talks about Coraline, a child that just moved from a new city in a huge house and is really upset with it and with her parents that aren't given her attention. So she finds a door that can put her in a misterious magic place called other world, that is a place very familiar with her house, when she can see her parents and neighbours, but with buttons instead of eyes and apparently more fun, just like she wants to.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihUwWDWyvVs
Book: https://www.adobe.com/be_en/active-use/pdf/Alice_in_Wonderland.pdf

It's a classic created by Lewis Carrol, which at that time was a Math teacher. He said that he created Alice in Wonderland's story when he was taking care of a child called Alice, while he tells her this story
It's a nonsense novel, which means that it doesn't really had to make much sense, but thanks to be like that, opens a lot of different interpretations of meanings.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VbhlF7OvKY
Book: http://www.childrensbooksonline.org/Bambi/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjZxYha3Egc
book: http://fathom.lib.uchicago.edu/2/72810000/72810000_pinocchio.pdf

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https://www.netflix.com/br/title/70105599
A adaptation from Neil Gaiman's novel coraline to a stop motion movie from LAIKA studios.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDBpq6NA9MQ

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Another film of Walt Disney. Bambi is based on a novel and talks about how in the wild life is difficult for you to survive.
Bambi is known in animation world thanks to all scenes showing four seasons in screams.

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https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2jpq4x (the movie)

It was the second film of Walt Disney, release after Snow White. It's a well known film with it's animation, specially their water effects, something that was impossible until then.

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It's his first book and the most famous one as well, it has already 50th years.
The book tells the story of a crime genius, that makes fake ""figurinhas"" of the rare ones of a album that if children complete, the factory has to give them a really great prize.
So, the honor of the factory ask children to investigate.
It's a book full of humor, mistery and good characters.

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Movie: Detetive Bolacha contra o Gênio do crime

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Movie: Detetive Bolacha contra o Gênio do crime

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ioiI6utLCQ
The "movie Detetive Bolacha Contra o Gênio do Crime" was made in 1973 to be an adaptation of Genio do Crime in a movie. But you can see it was a very low cost movie, and you can see that things that are really clear in the book are not in this adaptation, so it seems like it was a movie that only if you already read Genio do Crime you would like. My grand father really liked the beggining of this movie, but he think that in the middle the money ended so they had to make it be even more a low cost thing than it was already, so it loses quality. Anyway it's a very good portrait of São Paulo at that time.

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It's a illustrator from children's books. What i like about his style is the forms that he uses in his characters, very cartoonish and unique. You can tell by far if it's his work and at the same time it's a soft thing for children.

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**download the ipad app
http://www.theanimatorssurvivalkit.com/
It is a must have for every animator in the world, created by the director of Roger Rabbit's Richard Willians.

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Monteiro Lobato was my grand father's principal influence. He loved his books and inspired him a lot when he was a child and until he grown up as well, it was always a good reference. He thought that Monteiro Lobato was amazing. The book that he read the most is "as caçadas de pedrinho" from him.

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A illustrator.
I discovered him with his work in Coraline's and how I was looking into this book in researches already, I decided to see a little of his work as well.
I like his trace and how is a little cartoonish, remember a little some Disney's animators traces yet is used for a whole different thing, sometimes even political.

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Another way of thinking about character design, with some more tricks that I think Aaron Blaise don't use. It is always helpful learn more tricks from different people.

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Illustration & Concept Art Master Course: CHARACTER DESIGN