May 30th 2003. Disney Pixar. Directors - Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich. Pixar have also made Up, Cars, Toy Story, Monsters inc and The Incredibles.
Finding Nemo is computer generated. The target audience is to everyone, young children old adults even teenagers. The purpose of the animation is to entertain. I like Finding Nemo as it isn't just based for young children its aimed for everyone to watch and enjoy.
SHORT - Paperman
2012. Paper man was created by Walt Disney and directed by John Kahrs. Walt Disney have also made Marry Poppins, Bambi, The jungle book and Peter pan. Paperman is a 3D hand-drawn computer animated. The target audience i think is for older couples, as it isn't really funny nor entertaining so younger children wouldn't really watch it. Purpose is to inform older couples of true love.
TV SERIES - Spongebob
1999. Stephen Hillenburg is the creator of spongebob. Spongebob is a hand drawn animation, the target audience for Sponge bob is young children, the humour is funny which would make young children laugh. The purpose is the entertain and tell the story. I like the humour in spongebob.
WEB SERIES - Asdf
Asdf was created by a youtuber called Tom Ridgewell, he is a London illustrator. The first episode was created August the 10th 2008. ASDF is a 2D computer generated. His channel was created on May 30th 2006, and his account has over 114 million, and for approximately 58,146 views a day. Tom Ridgewell has also made GIFFS swell as series.
I like the fact it is easy, as the character are stick men and its black and white.
MUSIC - Gorillaz Clint Eastwood
The song Clint Eastwood came out in March 2001 this was the first single from there album. The title of this song was named after a actor from 'the good, the bad and the ugly' due to the similarity in theme. The song is a mix between electronica, dub, hip hop and rock.
The single has sold 480,000 copies in the UK according to that official charts company.
ADVERT - John Lewis christmas, The Bare & The Hare
The John Lewis christmas advert was found to be the most discussed socially for 2013. This christmas advert had 212,000 mentions on twitter, compared with 38,000 for the Sainsbury's 'Christmas in a day'
The John Lewis Christmas advert was found to be the most discussed socially for 2013, although its rival Sainsbury's had to most emotionally engaging Christmas advert, according to research by We Are Social.
