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Written by Charles
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Wednesday, 13 March 2013 17:26 |
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Here's an animated music video that starts off well enough but things don't go quite so smoothly as it progresses. All in good fun. An effective use of simple animated shapes by Persistent Peril of Brighton in the UK produiced for The Leisure Society.
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Written by Charles
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Tuesday, 12 March 2013 22:34 |
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I've always felt very strongly that the power and influence of the animation medium could and should be used in ways that positively benefit the world. In addition to publishing news, events, films, videos, projects, ideas, perspectives, individuals, studios and groups, AnimationNation is here for enlightenment.
That said, consider what you are about to see in this video. Through the use of animated graphics we can all get an accurate visualization of just how bad the wealth inequity is in the USA and also imagine how bad it is in countries throughout the world. It's time that we started making plans for our collective future that don't involved feeding the monstrous 1% of humanity that is devouring everything that exists on the earth.
I don't know who created the animated video but thanks to ANer sorryguyz for starting the Forum topic that featured this information which available for all to see through our venue along with video rebuttals of these statistics . So far it's received 4,502,665 YouTube views since November 20 2012. Not bad for less than 4 months. Share it with your friends, acquaintances and colleagues. Let's get as many people as possible educated about just how bad the situation really is.
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Written by Charles
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Monday, 11 March 2013 17:19 |
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The 2nd Annual Scratch International Animation Film Festival is happening June 14/15 2013 in Lecce, Italy. Follow this link for more info. Updates will follow on the Forum topic.
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Written by Charles
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Monday, 11 March 2013 09:01 |
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Hello everyone on AnimationNation! Thank you for visiting and for your continued interest in the site and in what AN represents. With everything that is happening here in the Los Angeles area recently regarding artists taking greater control of their future I thought I'd share a video I recorded and featured on the AN Forums a few days ago on March 6. This was in support of United We Brand: Artists Against Apathy iMovement. I'm often asked where the roots of my views and proactivity on behalf of a stronger animation community stem from. I've told this story to students and colleagues many times over the years and would like to share it with you. I had fun with this but the message is no less significant especially with the passing of time. Here's the Forum topic.
Artists everywhere! No matter where you are or what you do we should all be aware of our value and contributions to the creative economy!
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Written by Charles
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Saturday, 09 March 2013 21:03 |
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This video has been out for some time. Chance Raspberry brought it back into the spotlight on this Forum topic. It features writer Harlan Ellison as he expresses his views on the epidemic in Hollywood and in many areas of entertainment in general about expecting artists and also writers to work for free. This issue has been a central tenant of AnimationNation since we were launched in February 1999 and a reason why we are the premiere site for addressing the inequities that artists face in the professional environment.
Let's not only address the problem but resolve to solve it as well. Head on over to United We Brand: Artists Against Apathy and sign the iPetition. You can also like the UWB:AAA iMovement on Facebook. Listen to what Mr. Ellison has to say...
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