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Summary: The Importance Of Animation

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Growing up in the 90’s cartoons played a major role in my life with: Captain Planet teaching me to keep the earth clean, The Magic School Bus showing me different things about science everyday. I still remember those things up to know and its been ages since I’ve seen them. Not only did this help me through school but it also help me in life. That’s why I’m making this Kickstarter to show the importance of animation.
Developed by Walt Disney (1927) he released his first cartoon Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. After that came Steam Boat Willy and his process continue all his work slowly became Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Which was the first ever fully animated movie to exist even after the all the naysayers and the doubt that movie became a huge success and impacted history. Along with other movies like: 9, Toy story, Mary Poppins, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Akira, …show more content…

These are examples of get work going unnoticed and as more and more people come in everyday losing sleep, sanity, and sometime family or realtionships doing something they love it would be great to see the appericate and with this film we are planning to just that. Starting off with a young boy dreaming to become a great animator so go through the internet and fine himself teleported to the time of those great animator getting their help and getting great tips to improve himself along the way. As his journey continue his mom who isn’t truly into the ideal of her son dream of being animator but wanting him to be doctor or lawyer. Since the son kept doing what he wanted instead of pleasing the mom she ends up tears up all his art work and deletes everything the son love about animation so she end up wiping his computer (which he is in) causeing a rip in that time making a world with animation ever

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