The Opening Of Every Animated Movie (Exposition Song)

Just recently I posted about my appreciation for Kevin Temmer and his work. 

Well, in addition to his video "What's the matter Martha?", my second favorite video from him is a song that addresses how most animated features tend to start simply titled Exposition Song.


Temmer hilariously makes fun of how most animated features tell rather than show and does it via a CG character that has a flat, 2D look to them. Temmer also uploaded his behind the scenes process of crafting this video  and getting the character at a certain angle so he could animate. 

Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ffLIJrYEJ8

Link to behind the scenes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV-QCIwvbDg


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