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Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

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Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

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When looking at these three credit sequences for children films it is clear which one is the odd one out: Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Where the other two are quite colourfull this one uses lots of dark colours to show the fact that this is quite a gloomy film. I want to create a thriller so I could copy off this technique and use it to make a dull but surreal dream sequence. There is lots of detail which has been used for the design and although I would love to copy this style, it would be very difficult in the time I have as well as my limited skill set.

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As The Incredibles is a children's superhero film they have used very quick moving animation to re-create the action of the film. I do not want my film to have action in but by adding the same quick style animation I could create tense situations to go with my creepy theme. The character that they have used in the animation have been designed quite simply, using basic sharp shapes and bold but block colours. I could use this technique as I will not have to spend hours creating the perfect character and it still look good.

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This is the animation that I most want to base my animation off. I like the simple character design and the 2D style because it makes them look quite papery and I think that this could look good for my animation. I also like how they have used other parts of the set to turn them into other objects, as well as how the have experimented with size and how all the images connect together on a page. This makes everything feel a lot more connected and has a very clear flow during the animation. The colour are also very simple, keeping to only three main one throughout which stops the characters lot in everything else that is being shown.

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If I wanted to add humor to my animation then this one would be a good one to base is off, however, I do not. I do like how the letters are used heavily through the animation, with the characters using them and them becoming characters themselves. This would be a good way to make people actually look at the words and learn the names instead of just ignoring them like people usually do when watching a the sequence.

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Original File is "The Pink Panther" - Créditos Iniciais http://youtube.com/watch?v=s2l61q9gx2A

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Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events title sequence