How formed animation world?

How formed animation world?

What can we create by combining math, science and coding? You are going to find out that by watching a video. In this film, Danielle Feinberg (Pixar’s director of photography) shows an animation world from the manufacturer’s side. In particular, she pays attention to an impact of light in all her productions.


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1.    What’s your favourite Pixar’s film?
2.    Do you think that science and art can go hand in hand? Why?
3.    Have you ever paid attention to the influence of light in an animated film? If you have, describe your favourite scene.

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