Take On Me is ranked 3rd in Channel 4's top 100 music videos. This video uses pencil-sketch animation and live-action to create a technique called rotoscoping, in which the footage of the actors and band members can be placed in a cartoon/animation. There are approximately 3000 frames that were rotoscoped, which took the animators 16 weeks, as they had to hand draw each frame by tracing over the previous frame to give the characters previous movements.
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Take On Me - A-ha (1985)
Take On Me - A-ha (1985)
Take On Me is ranked 3rd in Channel 4's top 100 music videos. This video uses pencil-sketch animation and live-action to create a technique called rotoscoping, in which the footage of the actors and band members can be placed in a cartoon/animation. There are approximately 3000 frames that were rotoscoped, which took the animators 16 weeks, as they had to hand draw each frame by tracing over the previous frame to give the characters previous movements.
Take On Me is ranked 3rd in Channel 4's top 100 music videos. This video uses pencil-sketch animation and live-action to create a technique called rotoscoping, in which the footage of the actors and band members can be placed in a cartoon/animation. There are approximately 3000 frames that were rotoscoped, which took the animators 16 weeks, as they had to hand draw each frame by tracing over the previous frame to give the characters previous movements.
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