Japanese animation has a long history of animation, that in fact, it dates back to the early animated cartoons. It was even considered that Japanese animation may actually precede the animated cartoon american.
Unfortunately, many of which are unknown by large Japanese Animation. Inventors can not be translated at the artist responsible for the great discovery and they also can not accurately date the exact age of the film.
To produce an animation, both artists use stop-motion technique that virtually applied on the same principle that makes a static image in a book-fold to appear as if the animation is moving at a speed thumb. Important method is to draw separate pictures on the blackboard with chalk, their film to a frame or two and turn them a little and the movie again.
One of the most incredible anime movie in two decades is the Pope (Kujira) in 1927 as the first anime to feature sound. Pope (Kujira) anime feature just a simple silhouette, animated to move in time with the William Tell Overture instrumental songs.
But none the less, Japanese animation has a long history back as far as the overall evolving history of animation. And while many of the now forgotten anime animation, Japanese anime still continued to create and re-inventing a new style of animation to audiences around the world.
Unfortunately, many of which are unknown by large Japanese Animation. Inventors can not be translated at the artist responsible for the great discovery and they also can not accurately date the exact age of the film.
To produce an animation, both artists use stop-motion technique that virtually applied on the same principle that makes a static image in a book-fold to appear as if the animation is moving at a speed thumb. Important method is to draw separate pictures on the blackboard with chalk, their film to a frame or two and turn them a little and the movie again.
One of the most incredible anime movie in two decades is the Pope (Kujira) in 1927 as the first anime to feature sound. Pope (Kujira) anime feature just a simple silhouette, animated to move in time with the William Tell Overture instrumental songs.
But none the less, Japanese animation has a long history back as far as the overall evolving history of animation. And while many of the now forgotten anime animation, Japanese anime still continued to create and re-inventing a new style of animation to audiences around the world.
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