Digital Animation

Reviews / Votes

An excellent and contemporary survey of the genre. * Mark Owen, Kingston College, UK * Clear, concise, well illustrated and appropriate for an introduction to the subject. * Andrew Hepburn, Northwest Regional College, UK * I think it will fill in the gaps in my students' knowledge. It is good to see a general book that is not software specific. * Tom Ingham, Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts, UK * Bite size information, easy to digest and with great examples. Glossary and timeline at the back of the book was very useful ... Images are well presented, text is easily read. * Ti Majekodunmi, Bromley College, UK * I think the book is a work of art on its own. The graphic layout is really something. * Jennifer Hardacker, Pacific University, USA * I thought the book covered the subject very comprehensively, highlighting some of the key breakthroughs with this technology in the industry. * Stephen Howard, Cornwall College, UK * The book is exactly what I had been hoping for, as it provides a solid overview on the history of digital animation. * Sonja Molnar, University of Salzburg, Austria * Now living in a digital era, Andrew Chong's book offers up-to-date and valuable information on current technology and digital production methods. The book takes you through the history of animation production to current trends and innovative methods - information that would be of extreme value to any student wishing to work in today's animation industry. * Matthew Gravelle, University of Wales, UK * I think the book is a good starting point for a beginners' course on the subject. The historical approach is really well documented. * Alejandro R. Gonzalez, Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, Argentina *