The document discusses the history of animation. It explains that animation works by showing still images in rapid succession, creating the illusion of movement through the persistence of vision. The timeline shows that early Philippine animation started in the 1930s-1950s with commercial purposes. Animation classes began in the 1960s and the 1970s were an experimentation stage. Outsourcing of animation to the Philippines boomed in the 1980s and the 1990s to present are considered the golden age of Philippine animation.

1. The History of
ANIMATION
Reported by Louise Junel T.
Nobleza
BFA 3 - A
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2. What is Animation?
• Breathing life to drawings.
• Still images shown in rapid succession.
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3. Persistence of Vision
• This is when the eyes temporarily retain the vision of the image
shown,
creating an illusion of an unbroken connection of images.
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4. Time Line
1930s – 1950s 1960
1970 1980
1990 2000 - Present
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5. 1930s – 1950s
• Jose ZabalaSantos and Francisco
Reyes
• 6 minute animation short called
“Juan Tamad”
• Animations were used for
Commercial Purposes
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6. 1960’s
• The start of animation Classes
• Founded by Larry Alcala
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7. 1970’s
• The Experimentation stage
• Nonoy Marcelo
• “Tadhana” with Imee
Marcos
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8. 1980’s
• Booming Outsources of
Animation
And Partnership with the
Philippines.
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9. 1990’s, 2000’s,
Present Time
• The GOLDEN AGE of
• Philippine Animation
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10. MIKE INEL
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