Sylvain Chomet’s Distinctive Animation: From The Triplets of Belleville to The Illusionist: Animation: Key Films/Filmmakers
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781501363993
ISBN-10: 1501363999
Pagini: 224
Ilustrații: 26 colour illus
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Seria Animation: Key Films/Filmmakers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1501363999
Pagini: 224
Ilustrații: 26 colour illus
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Seria Animation: Key Films/Filmmakers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Caracteristici
Re-examines the ecosystem of contemporary animation production, including funding, production and promotion of animated films
Notă biografică
Maria Katsaridou is Assistant Professor of Semiotics of Animation and Interactive Narrative and Video Games at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. She has published on animation films, videogames, adaptation, narrative and semiotics. Since 2017 she serves as a Judge in the Music, Film and Theatre category at UA The Undergraduate Awards.
Cuprins
IntroductionPart I1, The Early Years2. The Films in their Context3. From Concept to ManifestationPart II4. The Analysis of The Triplets of Belleville5. The Analysis of The Illusionist6. ConclusionsPart III7. Reception8. Beyond The IllusionistInterview with Sylvain ChometGlossaryA Guide to Further ResearchBibliographyIndex
Recenzii
Some filmmakers change the film industry: Sylvain Chomet is one of them. This well researched, engaging book is a fitting documentation of The Triiplets of Belleville and his other works. An important book for every film library.
The importance of Maria Katsaridou's Sylvain Chomet's Distinctive Animation: From the Triplets of Belleville to The Illusionist cannot be understated. The insight into Chomet's work in animation and comics is enlightening for makers, academics and fans alike. Through beautiful graphics and well-explained theories, Katsaridou exposes the reader to the creative and technical processes of an artist that has moved fluidly between independent and studio work. Katsaridou focuses on how Chomet bridged comics and animation and his innovations and experiments in process and style, all while reminding us that his work has been commercially and critically successful. Through this book's analysis of Chomet's animations, we gain a deeper understanding of Chomet, his unique choices as a filmmaker, the animation process and animation itself. There is also another level to this book that should not be missed: Katsaridou gives us a more rigorous methodology in which we might study all animators and comic artists. As we continue to try and understand cartoons and animation, the very form that we work in, it is vitally important that we expand the lens of our inquiry beyond the big studio productions and classically historic figures. Katsaridou leads the way for us by analysing the career of such an important figure in modern animation.
A deep exploration of the landmark animated films of Sylvain Chomet and his indelible impact on the medium, Katsaridou illuminates Chomet's distinctive style using the techniques of semiotic analysis across image, sound and story with a clarity and level of detail that will appeal to both scholars and anyone with an appreciation for the art of animation.
The importance of Maria Katsaridou's Sylvain Chomet's Distinctive Animation: From the Triplets of Belleville to The Illusionist cannot be understated. The insight into Chomet's work in animation and comics is enlightening for makers, academics and fans alike. Through beautiful graphics and well-explained theories, Katsaridou exposes the reader to the creative and technical processes of an artist that has moved fluidly between independent and studio work. Katsaridou focuses on how Chomet bridged comics and animation and his innovations and experiments in process and style, all while reminding us that his work has been commercially and critically successful. Through this book's analysis of Chomet's animations, we gain a deeper understanding of Chomet, his unique choices as a filmmaker, the animation process and animation itself. There is also another level to this book that should not be missed: Katsaridou gives us a more rigorous methodology in which we might study all animators and comic artists. As we continue to try and understand cartoons and animation, the very form that we work in, it is vitally important that we expand the lens of our inquiry beyond the big studio productions and classically historic figures. Katsaridou leads the way for us by analysing the career of such an important figure in modern animation.
A deep exploration of the landmark animated films of Sylvain Chomet and his indelible impact on the medium, Katsaridou illuminates Chomet's distinctive style using the techniques of semiotic analysis across image, sound and story with a clarity and level of detail that will appeal to both scholars and anyone with an appreciation for the art of animation.