STAGING

A pose or act must be visibly communicated to the spectator’s attitude, mood, reaction or impression of the person as it relates to the article and continuity of the story line. The current use of long, medium, or close up shots. A story can be told by camera viewpoints. There is a controlled quantity of time in a movie, so every sequence, scene and frame of a movie must interact to the general story. Do not complicate the spectators with too many acts at once. Use one act that is visibly stated to get the impression across, unless you are animating an act that is to depict mess and disorder. The performance orders the spectators attention for the story or the idea being told. Attention should be required in the background design so it isn't obscuring the animation or competing with it due to extra information behind the animation. Background and animation must work as teamwork as a pictorial unit in a act.