ANIMATION is omnipresent
Animation is one of the most important aspects of popular culture in the world. We encounter it at almost every turn. In its traditional form, we encounter it in films produced by Disney, PIXAR, Dreamworks and others, as well as in TV sitcoms such as The Simpsons and South Park.
We can also observe its versatility in TV commercials, where everything from washing machines to packages of breakfast cereal take on human characteristics and persuade us to buy. Computer animation is closely related to the gaming industry. Most websites feature some sort of animated characters or banners, as well as novelty cartoons.
Independent animated films, in spite of financial difficulties, are still successful. Special effects support live-action shots in blockbuster movies. Animation is also finding new applications in science, architecture, health care, television and radio journalism and many other fields.
Animation is everywhere these days!!!
Animation, once associated mainly with children’s films, has become ubiquitous in the modern world, permeating various aspects of our lives. Its role goes far beyond entertainment, encompassing education, advertising, medicine, science and many other fields. Nowadays, animation is a tool with incredible capabilities that allows the creation of visuals that are difficult to achieve with traditional methods.
In the film and television industry, animation plays a key role in productions that require advanced special effects. Films such as “Avatar”, “The Jungle Book” and “Avengers” are prime examples of the use of CGI technology to create realistic and breathtaking visuals. Thanks to animation, it is possible to bring to life characters that do not exist in reality, as well as to create fantastic worlds that transport viewers to entirely new realities.
It is not only feature films that enjoy the benefits of animation. Serial productions, both animated and live-action, are increasingly using special effects to enhance the storyline and attract viewers. For example, popular series such as “Stranger Things” and “Game of Thrones” owe their extraordinary popularity to, among other things, advanced animation techniques that allow them to depict complex action scenes and fantastic creatures.