One minute Puberty
- Paul Fierlinger
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Re: One minute Puberty
This is a very good idea but I don't think it works as well as the theme deserves. I was bored before the minute was over; call it the "Longest Minute of Puberty". First, I miss colors; secondly. better music, and thirdly but most importantly: a better design concept.
The animation is way too exaggerated; it feels like being told, (no, shouted at) three times to make sure I get it. It's juvenile animation and there would be nothing wrong with that considering the subject matter, but in that case it's a story in progress and the best stories are told only after the real life story has come to a conclusion and the author can retell it with hindsight. And that is what's missing here the most.
The animation is way too exaggerated; it feels like being told, (no, shouted at) three times to make sure I get it. It's juvenile animation and there would be nothing wrong with that considering the subject matter, but in that case it's a story in progress and the best stories are told only after the real life story has come to a conclusion and the author can retell it with hindsight. And that is what's missing here the most.
Paul
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http://www.slocumfilm.com
Desktop PC Win10-Pro -64 bit OS; 32.0 GB RAM
Processor: i7-2600 CPU@3.40GHz
AMD FirePro V7900; Intuos4 Wacom tablet
Re: One minute Puberty
But, it's maybe wanted. I wonder how old is the animator.The animation is way too exaggerated; it feels like being told, (no, shouted at) three times to make sure I get it. It's juvenile animation and there would be nothing wrong with that considering the subject matter, but in that case it's a story in progress and the best stories are told only after the real life story has come to a conclusion and the author can retell it with hindsight. And that is what's missing here the most.
Fabrice Debarge