african animation

currently researching african animation : interested in compiling a database of practitioners in various sub-saharan countries : welcome any postings from practitioners

Showing posts with label animation theory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation theory. Show all posts
Friday, February 05, 2010

The Illusion of Life - responses and correspondances

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Some time back I posted my intial musings on The Illusion of Life II, and in particular Alan Cholodenko's introduction. To my surprise, ...
Tuesday, June 16, 2009

animation theory... the limits of Cholodenko / or limiting the limitless

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the observations below are still work in progress and do not reflect the extent of my arguement, nor that of Cholodenko's writings... it...
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Paula Callus
I research sub-Saharan African animation and completed a PHD for SOAS, University of London in this field - this is an area of interest that I have been looking at since 2003.. I moved to the UK in 2001 from Malta, where I was working in animated graphics at a television station. I then completed a Masters in Computer Animation at the NCCA Bournemouth Uni where I currently lecture as a Senior Academic. I completed a Masters in Anthropology of Media at SOAS, London in 2004 - focusing on discourses of identity in Post-Apartheid South African Animation
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