blog 12/2/12
post 2
http://entertainment.time.com/2012/11/16/does-twilight-really-ruin-real-life-romance/
this article is about the new Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn. and the question is, does Twilight ruin real life romance? the idea of the dead vampers marrying an mortal girl spreads rumors around. The risk of choosing fictional romance over real life love is somehow worse than it used to be. maybe marriages aren't really the relationships affected by Bella and Edward. most people think of a relationships has more love and friendship. but the movie betrays a relationship based on something other than that. something far more intimate.
being a huge fan of the Twilight Saga, i don't think this is an actuate interpretation of Bella and Edward's relationship in the films. they truly love each other. and they waited till the got married to have any intercourse. Bella and edward known each other for more than 2 years before they got married. sure they got married soon, but they truly loved each other. and i don't think any relationship should be based off a movie.
Jessyca Evans
Monday, November 26, 2012
12/2 blog 1
Blog Project 12/2/12
post 1
http://www.animationmagazine.net/tv/stop-motion-casts-a-spell-on-spongebob/
this article is about how a talented team brought a 2D toon called Spongbob, to life in 3D. to achieve this, they are using a method called stop motion. this stop motion technique was used in movies such as Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and Santa Clause is Coming to Town. Screen Novelties had also done some amazing stop motion on tv shows, such as Robot Chicken, Chowder, MAD, and the Marvelous Adventures of Flapjack. one of the teams biggest struggle was to make bikini bottom believable like it is in 2D.
my response while reading this article was that i found it very interesting. being a fan of spongbob, its cool how they are trying to animate things differently. spongbob has always been one of my favorite tv shows to watch when i was little. still is! while i was reading, they directors are very creative with the set witch i find really cool. for the flooring they used fruity pebbles to add color and texture and make it look real. but all together, i'm even excited to see this!
Jessyca Evans
post 1
http://www.animationmagazine.net/tv/stop-motion-casts-a-spell-on-spongebob/
this article is about how a talented team brought a 2D toon called Spongbob, to life in 3D. to achieve this, they are using a method called stop motion. this stop motion technique was used in movies such as Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and Santa Clause is Coming to Town. Screen Novelties had also done some amazing stop motion on tv shows, such as Robot Chicken, Chowder, MAD, and the Marvelous Adventures of Flapjack. one of the teams biggest struggle was to make bikini bottom believable like it is in 2D.
my response while reading this article was that i found it very interesting. being a fan of spongbob, its cool how they are trying to animate things differently. spongbob has always been one of my favorite tv shows to watch when i was little. still is! while i was reading, they directors are very creative with the set witch i find really cool. for the flooring they used fruity pebbles to add color and texture and make it look real. but all together, i'm even excited to see this!
Jessyca Evans
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
blog project 8
blog project #8
11/7/12
http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/01/showbiz/voice-actors/index.html -
This article is about voice actors stepping into the spotlight. usually, voice actors are behind the scenes when the main characters are noticed more. for example, Frank Welkers name is never really heard of by some people. but most people will have heard or know of the name Scooby Doo. he played the voice for Fred along with 700 films and TV shows. his biggest known roles are Ray in Ghost busters, Fred in Scooby Doo, and Garfield. he also specialized in animals voices such as Abu in Aladdin. technology has changed over the time. they now have CGI animation. witch makes the show have much for detail and it gives the actor more opportunities to blend their voice to be more subtle.
my response while reading this article, i thought it was very interesting. i never knew such actors were in many different films. they don't really get noticed for their talent. the article itself was put together nicely i thought. but i thought there were to many quotes and not enough information. all together i enjoyed reading it.
Jessyca Evans
11/7/12
http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/01/showbiz/voice-actors/index.html -
This article is about voice actors stepping into the spotlight. usually, voice actors are behind the scenes when the main characters are noticed more. for example, Frank Welkers name is never really heard of by some people. but most people will have heard or know of the name Scooby Doo. he played the voice for Fred along with 700 films and TV shows. his biggest known roles are Ray in Ghost busters, Fred in Scooby Doo, and Garfield. he also specialized in animals voices such as Abu in Aladdin. technology has changed over the time. they now have CGI animation. witch makes the show have much for detail and it gives the actor more opportunities to blend their voice to be more subtle.
my response while reading this article, i thought it was very interesting. i never knew such actors were in many different films. they don't really get noticed for their talent. the article itself was put together nicely i thought. but i thought there were to many quotes and not enough information. all together i enjoyed reading it.
Jessyca Evans
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