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ListsIt Is Alive if You Are: Defining Experimental Animation
Author: Taberham, Paul
(30 January 2019)
Abstract
As uncompromising as it may be, learning to appreciate experimental animation yields a world of provocative, visceral and enriching experiences. We may ask, what does one need to know when first venturing into this style of ani- mation? What are the first principles one should understand? This chapter outlines some of the underlying assumptions that can serve as a springboard when stepping into this wider aesthetic domain.
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