I might have used Spider-Verse as an example before but there is something to be said about just how much of a game-changer the art style, animation process, and over-all visual storytelling went into this film. Here is a video discussing 3 rules that the films broke, and an interesting intro into VR. Where do you envision animation going in the next few years?
Animation : Broken Rules by Daniel Husbands
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I'd like to see more animated movies with the Spider-Verse style, Daniel Husbands. And animated shows. Or if not the Spider-Verse style, I'd like to see movies and shows with other new styles.
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This is my favorite movie, so I can gush about it all day long. But to me what is truly impressive about Spider-Verse isn't just that the style and process were game-changing, it was how they used it all to truly amplify the story. As a lifelong comic book fan and Spider-Man fan, I can't really describe how it felt to see a comic book truly come to life on the screen. The style choices made it feel like a true adaptation of the medium in a way that wasn't cheesy or awkward. What I hope to see more of as the technology continues to evolve, are more creative ways for animation to lift up other storytelling mediums and artistic styles.
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I couldn't agree more Ashley Renee Smith and Maurice Vaughan
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Fun fact…we just confirmed the story editor of Spider-verse as the mentor of our Animation Screenwriting contest! We’ll be announcing that soon!! https://www.stage32.com/happy-writers/contests/5th-Annual-New-Voices-in-Animation-Screenwriting-Contest
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The Spiderverse films definitely have a distinct style that definitely pushed the envelope.
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Incredible, Amanda Toney!! That's so exciting!
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The latest Spider-Verse movie was just stupendous. The way the screen breathed was something outstanding.