It tells a story about one day events which happen to one innocent family. There are five storylines, from four different characters' viewpoints. Stories are seemingly random yet vitally connected with the tale of a set of incidents in one day. The animation starts with the end of the story and then the viewer can find the clue like fitting the pieces of a puzzle.This is an experimental online animation, which introduces a new way to watch animation. It combines videos and flash with actionscript. All movies are put together in flash and through the actionscript programming code, people can see more than two angle shots simultaneously, select the chapters and the video segments and create their own storylines. Also there are dynamic animations in flash itself so the animations in videos and those in flash interact each other, crossing the frames. This frame means not only the literal frame object in Ji-Hyun's work but also the boundary between linear video work and nonlinear flash interactivity.
This Friday, we closed the week debuting five new works of animation of various thematic, techniques, arguments and origins. Take this opportunity to thank all participants for their cooperation and presence in Animacam.
The experimental Korean short Their circunstances, Gobelins school has one of its animated curtains for Annecy 2009 in Multimedia: Dodudindon, along with the animated series from Steven Sieders, Supa Pirate Booty Hunt, and two new works in Retrospective: Things that go bump in the night of the Danish Simulakrum and an 3D animation Piscis from the Argentinian Juan Carlos Camardella.
On the heights of the mythic Mount Olympus, a young girl unleashes a dangerous monster from a mysterious box. Will he scare the little devil that sets him free?
Pandore is a French animation short film directed by Marion Stinghe, Meryl Franck, Benoît Guillaumot, Nicolas Caffarel and Elen Ella Tannou; students and entertainers of the French School Gobelins. The movie, from 2009, goes back to the Hellenic period, when in the mount Olympus unimaginable things were happening, and more, in all that you were opening Pandora's box...
It tells a story about one day events which happen to one innocent family. There are five storylines, from four different characters' viewpoints. Stories are seemingly random yet vitally connected with the tale of a set of incidents in one day. The animation starts with the end of the story and then the viewer can find the clue like fitting the pieces of a puzzle.
