Summer 15/16 Research,Film review, Rick and Morty, 13 November

This is a very funny show I was introduced to this week.  And I now have time to watch every episode I can get my hands on.  Huzzah!

animatics:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_6Iaoc2aJY
 I like that the backgrounds are detailed and have a dynamic perspective, while the characters are very simple.  I like how they've shown the lighting effect through the use of grays, and that these animatics have a lot of movement in them by changing the dominant character's movements.  They've kept the bodies very sketchy compared to the backgrounds which helps differentiate them in this monotone animatic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6Q253vh_V0

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woMU4XacQVE&list=PL8TsXuLZqrU6hqsfLCEo6oyCDFux2x6_p
Rick and Morty, season 1 episode 2 "Lawnmower Dog"

Throughout the series, animals and aliens are drawn with more texture and appealing bodies and faces than the human characters.  Morty's dog Snuffles/Snowball is a good example.