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Considered as one of the oldest films of traditional animation. The film is about two main characters interacting with objects that can change shape.
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They used a technique known as rotoscoping, or the process of using live action recording as sort of a reference for realistic movements.
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These shows used the Phonofilm sound-on-film process. The sound-on-film process is when a picture is recorded into a photographic film.
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When Mickey Mouse came out became a phenomenon. The short film, Steamboat Willie, became famous, with Mickey singing while aboard a boat. Mickey would then become the most popular and famous cartoon character in history. This will also be important to the 1920s animations.
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Snow White is the most infamous movie that used cell animation. Cell animation then later became a common technique for animation back then.
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In the 1950s, cartoons starting shifting towards children. This had issues of resource management, and eventually created a new technique called limited animation.
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The production of this movie were helped restrained by the xerography process. This process helped eliminated the inking process.
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Claymation has been around for a long time, but really started to take off at this time. This consists of using clay figures to create animation
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This movie was very influential to 3d animation of movies. It is remarked as one of the earliest 3d computer animated movies.
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This is very important to movies because this movie is a live action, but with CGI. This basically means that there are fictional effects or models in the movie. however these are created by computer.