I have my power-point ready at set for my public presentation. I'm nervous but I will get though this.
I have some extra notes I'll also be sharing at my presentation. Here is my notes
Presentation Information/Notes
I want to examine the visual cues and clues between people who are
intimately related.
How can I draw my characters to expose these social cues and clues in a
way that tests the rules about how people relate intimately?
Yuri On Ice Information
In the beginning, Victor had a
loud and confident personality
Whereas Yuuri had low
self-esteem and timid personality
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The
original TV series of Yuri on Ice aired on TV Asahi from October 6 to December
22, 2016.
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The
anime was produced by MAPPA
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Directed
by Sayo Yamamoto
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Written
by Mitsurō Kubo
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Character
design by Tadashi Hiramatsu
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Music
by Taro Umebayashi and Taku Matsushiba
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Figure-skating
choreography by Kenji Miyamoto.
An interview with the Director, Writer, and
Character design artist of Yuri!!! On Ice
“ANN: When
you first decided you wanted to make an anime about ice skating, did you also
know that you wanted to tell a love story? At what point in imagining Yuri!!! on Ice did you discover that
element?
SAYO
YAMAMOTO: My intent with Yuri!!! on Ice
was not to be a "love story" in the narrow sense of a "love
affair," or "carnal love." At least when you say "rabu
sutorii" in Japanese, that would be the context of those English words.
The whole answer to this question is answered by Yuuri in his speech at the end
of episode 5, leading into the Grand Prix Series.
MITSUROU
KUBO: Our idea about love in the context of Yuri!!!
on Ice, as expressed by Yuuri Katsuki in episode 5, was already written
before production began. So the theme has always been there in terms of what
love means to the context of Yuri!!! on Ice as a whole.
TADASHI
HIRAMATSU: This theme would not be in the context of coupling specific
characters together, but the very general concept of what love is for each
character.”
Bridges, B.
& Chapman, J. (2017, September 28th) Interview:
The staff behind Yuri on Ice. Retrieved from https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/feature/2017-09-27/interview-the-staff-behind-yuri-on-ice/.120717
Frozen Information
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Released
on April 30th in 2015
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Directed
by Chris Buck, head animator
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Directed
by Jennifer Lee
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Inspired
by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale ‘The Snow Queen’.
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Written
by Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee, and Shane Morris
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Produced
by Peter Del Vecho
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Production
company Walt Disney Animation Studios
An interview with the two directors of Frozen
What were
the biggest differences in the story, from when you first conceived this to
what you see now?
LEE: It’s totally different, in many ways. It’s easier to say what stayed, which was the
end. Chris pitched a very special ending
that no one has ever seen before. When I
came on, they said, “If you can earn that ending, this will be something
special. If you can’t, it’s gonna
suck.” And to earn that ending was a
huge undertaking that changed everything, really, including Elsa. She was a villain, and she’s much more
complex than that now. In a good way,
things have to evolve. You expect the
complexity of that.
BUCK: The theme didn’t change. It gelled more, and then Jen articulated it
so well later. But, there was the love
versus fear thing.
LEE: It shifted from romantic love, as a
throughline, to fear versus love. That
was the biggest shift in it. So, we had
that ending, but everything else changed.
But, all the qualities of what Chris pitched initially that resonated
are there. I wasn’t there when he
pitched it in 2008 or 2009, but we just re-read it.
BY
CHRISTINA RADISH OCTOBER 7, 2013
Radish, C.
(2013, October 7th) Co-Directors Chris
Buck and Jennifer Lee Talks Disney’s FROZEN, Dividing the Workload, Creating a Grounded
Princess, Changes to the Film, and More. Retrieved from http://collider.com/chris-buck-jennifer-lee-frozen-interview/
Dates;
Drawing
concepts done
Questionnaire
completed
Questionnaire
handed out and recollected
Final art
planning done
Final work
is completed and cleaned up
Check with
tutor
Done and handed
in
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