Kelso said:
Star Trek: Reanimated
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Star Trek: Reanimated
Therin of Andor said:
BalthierTheGreat said:
How is animation limited?
Compare Filmation's TV animation to previous work by other studios: Hanna-Barbera's "The Flintstones" for TV, or Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" for cinema. Although Filmation used long, panning, painted backdrops that were probably more detailed than those in "The Flintstones", they used many less character cels to make up a sequence of motion - less "in betweens" - and they also repeated sequences to save time and money.
Many characters delivered TAS lines of dialogue while the camera focussed on an eye (so the lips didn't have to move) or Spock kept his face into a viewer at his console. Although Arex had three arms and three legs, we only saw him walk in one episode ("The Terratin Incident").
Belar said:
Link doesn't work. I think you typed it wrong. This should be the right one: Star Trek: ReanimatedKelso said:
Star Trek: Reanimated
voggmo said:
However, in the 70s, very few animated series went beyond a few seasons as it was usually more profitable to start a new series.
I wonder if any unused scripts are laying about.
jayrath said:Where are the film scholars among us? Cannot we appreciate dramatic works within the context of their times? Must we remake everything in our own contemporary entertainment image?
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