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Boogie-Doodle

Un film d'animation, dans lequel le «boogie» exécuté par Albert Ammons et le «doodle», ou griffonnage, dessiné par Norman McLaren, s'unissent pour constituer un tourbillon de rythmes et de couleurs.
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Un film d'animation, dans lequel le «boogie» exécuté par Albert Ammons et le «doodle», ou griffonnage, dessiné par Norman McLaren, s'unissent pour constituer un tourbillon de rythmes et de couleurs.

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  • director
    Norman McLaren
  • producer
    Norman McLaren
  • animation
    Norman McLaren
  • music
    Albert Ammons

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Ages 9 to 11

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Students can write a story about two objects or characters then create a flip book. Students can do same using a camera and computer. Students can research animation in Canada/their province and write a report with flip book. Students can do a presentation using power point or Prezi on a Canadian or international animator and present their work to class.

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