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Post #9. Daughtry and Disney | Megan P's Blog
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Megan P's Blog. March 28, 2010. Post #9. Daughtry and Disney. Post #9. Daughtry and Disney. I find it safe to say the majority of people on this earth enjoy music of any kind. I think that people relate really well to music and can even affect our mood. Each song tells its own story and helps people relate to different situations in life. I don’t know if anyone remembers the UPular Remix. Clip (from the movie. The Little Mermaid and Peter Pan. To “Life After You” from Daughtry. Post and Brittany Alberry&...
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post #8 Childrens cartoons? | Kyluna's Blog
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Post #8 Childrens cartoons? March 25, 2010 at 1:37 am ( Uncategorized. Another clear example of childrens animation that would no longer be considered safe is “Watership downs” This animation based on a British novel must come with a warning: Intensly graphic and unsettling. According to IMDB “Although Watership Down is a peaceful habitat, Hazel realises there are no does. Led by the despotic. Last but not least I want to draw your attention to “Plague Dogs” who according to this site. I am constantly am...
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Blog Post #1: Disney Captures the Essence of New Orleans « Danyael's Hist 389 Blog
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Danyael's Hist 389 Blog. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Blog Post #1: Disney Captures the Essence of New Orleans. In the new Disney animated picture,. The Princess and the Frog. Disney managed to capture the essence of New Orleans in a way I had not seen before and truly thought impossible. Disney does this not only in their accurate portrayals of the buildings in New Orleans, but also in capturing the intangible qualities in the unique culture of the city. The Princess and the Frog. January 24, 2010.
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Blog Post #13: Because This is What History of Animation is All About… Teaching History through Animation. | Animated
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My take on history and animation. Blog Post #13: Because This is What History of Animation is All About… Teaching History through Animation. While surfing youtube for my final blog post, I stumbled upon a video that a 7th grade teacher made in order to showcase her teaching style. This style is all about getting the kids engaged in World History by using popular culture as a incentive. Now of course this clip doesn’t lay out a lecture about Nazis or the McCain/Palin campaign but it does touch on so...
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Post #7. Fallen | Megan P's Blog
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Megan P's Blog. March 14, 2010. Post #7. Fallen. Is about the stages of grief. The scene opens up with an asteroid falling to earth from space. I think that. Is a great representation of the stages of grief, and the realism of the background and characteristics of the meteor help portray this. This is a picture that I found online. I commented on Michael Griffith’s. Post and Brittany Alberry’s. Laquo; Special Post…The Tale of Despereaux. Blog Specimens, Midterm. On March 15, 2010. By: Post #7: “Pro...
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Sand | Schoolfield's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Laquo; Fantastic Mr. Fox. Although I love animations made off computers and any other traditional platform, it’s always nice to view something that’s a break from the mold. It’s a refreshing change. This week I commented here : http:/ ohjeeztheclimax.wordpress.com/2010/02/02/blog-post-2-a-scanner-darkly/#comment-4. And here: http:/ lyverfive.wordpress.com/2010/03/23/blog-8-for-3232010-john-lyver-scrappy/#comment-25. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site.
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” Puh-puh-puh-protest Porky Pig? ” Blog Post #5 | Ericarose311's Blog
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Laquo; ” SpongeBob NaughtyPants ” Blog Post #4. Soviet use of poster art and short commercials as propaganda for their cause- Blog Post #6. 8221; Puh-puh-puh-protest Porky Pig? 8221; Blog Post #5. As I was trying to come up with something for this week’s blog post I randomly thought of the cartoon character,. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Series of cartoons created by Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. And as soon as I was reminded of him a thought arose in my head. 8221; might become ” What...
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Blog Post #11: Because Comics Integrate So Well… Comics Are Lost to Animated Features. | Animated
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My take on history and animation. Blog Post #11: Because Comics Integrate So Well… Comics Are Lost to Animated Features. Charlie Brown is best known in my parent’s generation as the lead character in a comic strip by Charles Schulz called. It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. 8221; When I asked further, she had only heard in passing that Charlie Brown used to be in a comic strip but that she most associated it with the holiday specials and television shows. Look at the similarities of this. Besides col...
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Blog Post # 10- Early Network TV IDs | Jthomas388's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Laquo; Blog Post # 9- Dire Straits- Brothers in Arms. Blog Post # 11- Pixar Image Computer and Pixar Software. Blog Post # 10- Early Network TV IDs. Here are some from the 1950’s. DuMont TV Network, an early attempt at a “fourth network” long before FOX came along,aside from the “Big Three” (NBC,CBS,ABC), but was short-lived. Collection of Network IDs. Mind the wacky beginning and end! NBC: This where they got the nickname “The Peacock Network” from. Here is actual foot...
