Research three different animations

   Animation Techinques

 Corpse Bride 

Corpse Bride, is a 2005 British-American fantasy film directed by Mike Johnson and Tim Burton

What techniques is used?

 The technique used to create this fantasy film was stop montion is animation technique to make a physically manipulated an object or figuring to make it  appear as its move on its own. The object is moved in small inchs each time between frames, creating the illusion of movement when the series of frames is played as a continuous sequence.

Evaluation of techniques (what is good about the technique/ what could be some of the problems with this technique)?

The good thing about using this technique is that its an old fashioned technique and you have to have a lot of patience because it is a process that takes a lot of time, and its also a technique that needs to be very well plan out. Some problems that could occur during stop motion is that if you move the figuring more then you should you will most probably have to started all over again. 

 Monster Inc

Monster Inc, is 2001 a Pixar film, directed by Peter Docter.

What techniques is used?
the techinque used to create this film was computer animated. This techinque is a modern computer animation which is normally using 3D computer graphics.

Evaluation of techniques (what is good about the technique/ what could be some of the problems with this technique)?

The good thing about this technique is that the animators can create worlds that don't exist, taking us place 
that we could only dream of and create charaters that we created in our minds. I don't think that there's anything wrong with using this technique.

Mars Needs Mom

Mars Needs Mom, is a 2011 American, animated science fiction comedy film co-written and directed by Simon Wells.

What techniques is used?

The techinque used in this animation is 3D motion capture computer-animated. This techinque is modern type of techinque which motion catpuring from live action to create the animation.

Evaluation of techniques (what is good about the technique/ what could be some of the problems with this technique)?
The good thing about this techinque is that more rapid, even real time results can be obtained. In entertainment applications this can reduce the costs of keyframe-based animation, and its also more presit with capturing movements.