The Cinematography of The Incredibles

[Rodney]

A site I like to keep an eye on is 'floobynooby' which collects a lot of animation related content similarly to sites such as onanimation.com

Quite often the links that appear on one site will appear on the other.

Every now and then however the content differs and I'm reminded again why I visit both onanimation.com and floobynooby.com regularly.

 

In this case the posting of the first part of a three part analysis of the cinematics of PIXAR's 'Incredibles':

 

http://floobynooby.blogspot.com/2013/12/th...les-part-1.html

 

For anyone interested in filmmaking and animation, the article is well worth taking the time to purview.

Folks pay good money for this kind of information.

[Rodney]

Part 2 has been posted:

 

The Cinematography of The Incredibles (Part 2)

 

In Part 2 the author pulls in quite a few external reference from blogs he has visited to include Rad Segchrist, Matt Williams, Eric Goldberg, Mark Kennedy and more.

There are also a dozen pages or so from 'Storyboard Tips by Giancarlo Volpe' (storyboard artist for Warner Bros Studio).

[Simon Edmondson]

Rodney

Thank you for posting these.

Much to be learned from them.

regards

simon

[Shelton]

Rodney

 

This is awesome.

 

Thank you so much for posting this

 

Steve

[Mechadelphia]

Thank You!

 

This is a very good article.

[nimblepix]

Thanks, good stuff.

[Rodney]

The Cinematography of the Incredibles Part 3 has been posted.

 

Note: This third part is huge (as in long/large) so reserve some quality time to read through it.

[Rodney]

One reference the article points to is this behind-the-scenes interview with Brad Bird and Mark Andrews.

This is from the Incredibles DVD but is well worth watching or reviewing again:

 

(Keep in mind of course that these scenes were cut because for one reason or another they didn't work)

 

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