Ani : creating character design and story for an animated short on anti-rice wastage campaign / Charlynne Marie R. Oval; Mishael Jacob L. Pueblas, adviser
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: 2019Description: 110 leavesSubject(s): Dissertation note: Thesis (BA Communication Arts) -- University of the Philippines Mindanao, 2019 Abstract: Rice-wastage in the Philippines harms the country's flow of resources especially that Filipinos are known as one of the rice consumers in Asia. However, this is the most harmful problem among Filipino farmers since rice production in the country requires heavy labor, and technical advancement is not yet fully recognized. Hence, this undergraduate production thesis studied the capability of 2D animated short film as medium in advocating anti-rice wastage in the Philippines. It produced a compelling story and relatable characters which targets parents in order to encourage the teaching of good values to their children about proper eating habits and avoiding wastage. It aimed to contribute to the advocacy in acknowledging the hard work of farmers and support the Philippine Rice and Research Institute in raising awareness about the issue. The final output includes conceptual design, script, storyboard, and the animation was completed by adding music elements.
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Thesis (BA Communication Arts) -- University of the Philippines Mindanao, 2019
Rice-wastage in the Philippines harms the country's flow of resources especially that Filipinos are known as one of the rice consumers in Asia. However, this is the most harmful problem among Filipino farmers since rice production in the country requires heavy labor, and technical advancement is not yet fully recognized. Hence, this undergraduate production thesis studied the capability of 2D animated short film as medium in advocating anti-rice wastage in the Philippines. It produced a compelling story and relatable characters which targets parents in order to encourage the teaching of good values to their children about proper eating habits and avoiding wastage. It aimed to contribute to the advocacy in acknowledging the hard work of farmers and support the Philippine Rice and Research Institute in raising awareness about the issue. The final output includes conceptual design, script, storyboard, and the animation was completed by adding music elements.
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