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Franja Metro: Animation and 3D (Spanish)

14 minutes 41 seconds

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Closeup of a computer screen showing an animation program with a drawing in the works. Spanish caption. El siguiente paso en el proceso es la composición.

How is three dimension animation crated? Diego Velandia visits the Santa Fe Gallery and tours an animation exhibition expert, Pablo Correa. They review some of the most famous animated films and characters in this media. Also 3-D animator Juan David Velásquez, shows the process of creating an animated story using a computer.

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Runtime: 14 minutes 41 seconds

Topic: Arts, Language Arts, Technology
Subtopic: Arts, Computers, Spanish Language
Grade/Interest Level: 4 - 8
Release Year: 2013
Producer/Distributor: Canal Capital/Dicapta
Series: Franja Metro (Spanish)
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Closeup of a computer screen showing an animation program with a drawing in the works. Spanish caption. El siguiente paso en el proceso es la composición.

Man wearing a plaid shirt and beret in a workshop setting holds up a puppet with a tall pointed hat. Spanish caption. Ciertos movimientos, como es el de la boca.

Snapshots of disconnected, unrelated illustrations jumbled together. Spanish captions.

Wide shot of the United Nations auditorium with 4 long rows of desks and a multi-level stage at the front. Flags line the back wall flanking a large U,N crest in the center. Spanish caption. Que conformaban el grupo de las Naciones Unidas.

Man leans over to a control panel next to a miniature electric train station model. Spanish caption. Saeto ha creado lentamente un mundo le miniatura.

4 groups of 3 cheerleaders toss a fourth girl up into the air on a basketball court. Spanish caption. Narradora. Para llegar a hacer este tipo de acrobacias.

Closeup of a child's hands folding a piece of paper into an origami formation. Spanish caption. Y lo mismo hacemos con la otra.

Lion running with prey in the background. Spanish captions.

Photograph of a hockey team wearing red uniforms and posing as a group under a large tent. Spanish caption. Niños as narrators. ¡Un dos, tres, Franja Metro!

Man leans over to show a child how to hold a racquetball racket. Spanish caption. Esta raqueta es muy corta entonces debes cogerla bien.