New Anime Studio short film - "SECOND LANGUAGE"

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adam_rp
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New Anime Studio short film - "SECOND LANGUAGE"

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Hi Folks,

I just completed a short film using Anime Studio Pro that I'd like to share.
The characters represent Scottish school pupils that I interviewed.
The film (commissioned by the local council) is intended to demonstrate the positive aspects of having bi-lingual pupils in a class.

I'm pretty pleased with the look of the work, and of course the kids are chuffed to see cartoon versions of themselves. The parts I'm happiest with begin about halfway through - hope you like the kids accents too :D

http://www.fortsunlight.co.uk/showreel

Press the Play button next to "Second Language"

The animation is pretty tame and I hope to introduce more physical movement (jumping and walking) in the next one.

Enjoying seeing everyones work and looking forward to playing with 5.6.

Adam
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I actually learned something about the subject I didn't know before. I didn't know that bilingual students can help other bilinguals to understand something the teacher doesn't seem able to explain. I guess it has a lot to do with trust, learning that is (I didn't realize that).

So, I liked it, because I like to learn. I also liked your subdued animation style and the way you portrayed the student's mannerisms.
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Cheers Rasheed,

It's good to hear that the kid's (and the clients) message has resonance beyond Scotland. Nika is a popoular, confident kid so her personality has had a lot to do with her being embraced by her new classmates.

I've been commissioned for a new film which will employ the same technique. This one will be about young people with Autism.
Hopefully an increase in budget will allow me to push my animation a bit harder.

take care,

Adam.
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Post by DarthFurby »

I think this would've been more effective with some live action footage mixed in, but overall I liked it.
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