Making it Move A Short History of Animation by Samuel Connor
  

Making it Move A Short History of Animation

Written by Samuel Connor
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Making it Move A Short History of Animation by Samuel Connor

Everything you ever wanted to know about animation. Find out how the latest animated films are made and how animation has developed since its early days. Plus find out how to create your own flick-book and clay animations. *Help Key Stage 3 students move from Level 3c to Level 3b in reading.*Support comprehension with the fascinating photographs and drawings from a range of animations.*Encourage shared and guided reading using the ready-made tasks and discussion points on the activity pages at the back of the book.

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`Boys were very excited and I haven't seen boys of this ability as engaged in their reading. Students had no idea what a gladiator was and were impressed when they found out. All wanted to be gladiators by the end of it! Much better than the competition.











About the Author

Samuel Connor is an artist and a teacher. He studied Drawing and Painting at Edinburgh College of Art, then completed a Masters in Education at the University of Cambridge. He teaches art to students aged 11-18, exploring topics such as animation, photography, drawing, painting and sculpture. His aim is to inspire young people to get involved in art and be creative!

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Format

Paperback
40 pages

Author

Samuel Connor
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Publisher

Collins Educational an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers

Publication date

1st November 2012

ISBN

9780007489060

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