Innovation in Animation
In the early 1900’s, people from across the globe migrated toward a common land,that land being the newly established United States of America. The U.S. offered these immigrants freedom and a chance at success that was unthinkable anywhere else. Everyone who entered America was on the same boat, and each had their own contributions to make toward bettering the country. The sudden explosion of residents however, left America lacking certain necessities to hold on to the loyalty of these people. These foreigners required jobs, better living conditions, and maybe most importantly,entertainment. The solutions to these quandaries came in the forms of large industries,skyscrapers, and movies. America was growing in industry but a country that does nothing other than work cannot stand for very long. Necessity is the mother of invention and the United State needed entertainment. Early animators managed to get the attention other performers lost because they not only used technology, but a way of creating life in things that weren’t alive. Had not animation come into the picture when it did, visual arts today would not have come so incredibly far as they have. Today, animation can be made to look so realistic
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Approximate Word count = 1848
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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