In this short animation film, the "boogie" is played by Albert Ammons and the "doodle" is drawn by Norman McLaren. Made without the use of a camera, Boogie-Doodle is a rhythmic, brightly coloured film experiment.
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In this short animation film, the "boogie" is played by Albert Ammons and the "doodle" is drawn by Norman McLaren. Made without the use of a camera, Boogie-Doodle is a rhythmic, brightly coloured film experiment.
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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Home licence (worldwide); Classroom licence (Canada only)