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Why Is Animation Important?

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Nia Alavezos (2014) listed reasons why animation is an important achievement in storytelling. The following is shown below:
 It unites all of the suitable parts of movie making.
 Animation is an instrument different from others. It combines all the outstanding parts of film making.
 It gives us an opportunity to remember our childhood lives.
 It is a cooperative tool and it is time consuming.
 The artistic procedure continuously pushes the boundaries of film making. The use of the technology and storytelling requires the application of sound, designs and visuals.
 There are diverse types of techniques like hand drawn, stop motion, 3d etc.
 There is many tactics to tell a story. Some animated films are creatively signified lacking the …show more content…

Particularly, the use of short animated films for educational, preservation and promotion of culture. Africa is a continent with a rich cultural heritage that can be transferred from one generation to the next one through verbal communication. The young viewer is familiarized to the folklore of Africa in a setting where animated art is linked to the stories from respectively culture. This is joint with essentials of storytelling and music, as the presenter sings the songs demonstrating each story. The original stories are presented, and these will promote a suitable cultural attraction for children of all ages. (SABC Broadcasting for Total Citizen Empowerment, …show more content…

Such present situation like Nigeria children grow in to adult who lacks interest in reading, so they cannot read to pass exams, instead they prefer examination malpractice. It has become so serious that Nigerian educational system seems to lose its value. (Oladele, 2015). Oladele is a Teacher who points out her observations of the complications of both primary and secondary schools in Nigeria. She offers solutions to the situations. Few of her suggestions are that schools should create a reading agenda back to the educational activities where children will just read story books and other stimulating books where they share what they have learnt with their class mates and take no exams to make reading entertaining for them. She also said that Nigerian educational institution needs an informative system that develops children built on their talents and support them to use their talents as profession. This system should start right from primary schools just like talented children’s school in Gwagwalada in Abuja. Her suggestions prove that the educational system in Nigeria needs improvement and solutions to fix this

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