Using a touch screen on a 17 inch screen they can then use the paint tool box to colour each element of the character. Colouring Characters (A): The visitor can chose from four characters provided by D7 Studios. Having seen how the professionals do it, the visitor is then provided with opportunities to try it for themselves through a range of interactives.ġ.
Carousel Set - there are two additional sets with 3D viewers for visitors to look through, giving perspective and depth to some behind the scenes images. #ANIMATE IT AARDMAN DOWNLOAD PLUS#
Vicarage set with models - this is also an interactive called 'adding atmosphere' and therefore contains small lights for visitors to change the lighting within the case, plus the necessary control buttons. 
Tottingham Hall entrance hallway set with models. Wallace and Gromit basement set with models. The main part of the exhibition is richly augmented by actual sets from the movie, depicting popular scenes and an opportunity to see the amazing detail that is put into each model and set. Pods - other animators explain their approachĪround the sides of the central units are six pods where the other animators explain their approach providing a rich variation to the exhibition. Bring drawings to life (making plasticine bunnies). The story is told through a mix of text and graphics, models and sets from the feature and six short behind the scenes documentaries. The exhibition features Aardman Animations and the exhibitions central unit tells the story of the making of the Wallace and Gromit feature film - Wallace and Gromit, The Curse of the Were-rabbit. Wallace and Gromit are © and TM Aardman Animations Ltd. Each one has a very different style and approach which makes this exhibition fascinating for professionals, budding animators, family and education audiences.Īnimated Adventures is an exhibition produced by The Association for Science and Discovery Centres Travelling Exhibitions Consortium (eTEC) and funded by the Millennium Commission through a ReDiscover grant. The following animators have written the text and provide images of their work to illustrate creativity in the medium of animation: Aardman Animations, Banjax, Michael Sormann, Richard Vaucher, D7 Studios, Timothy Albee and Evan Cagle. The idea of this 200 sq metre exhibition is to explain, in the animators own words, how they come up with ideas and then how they turn those ideas into animations. This exhibition has been developed by W5 in Belfast, Northern Ireland as part of an eTEC consortium project.
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