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As I understand it, the rule on Animated Feature is that animation must be present in 75% of the film.

Posted by Reagen (aka Reagen) Jan 11 '10, 09:51

defining animation seems to be the sticking point.

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After seeing it, I understand better why people think it should/could be nominated, but I'm still not there. It's a lot of mocap work. - TFox Jan 11, 09:53 12
- I think that's a useful distinction. -- nm - znufrii Jan 11, 09:55
- but what about, say, Waking Life? -- nm - Reagen Jan 11, 09:54 10
  - From what I understand, that took a lot of frame-by-frame, hand animation. So I would still categorize it differently than Avatar. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 11, 09:56
  - In retrospect, I'd boot it under my criteria. -- nm - TFox Jan 11, 09:56 8
    - I wouldn't. because the animation is hand-drawn, and not directly controlled by the actor. - znufrii Jan 11, 09:58 4
      - and by a guideline, you mean "something to trace"? -- nm - TFox Jan 11, 09:59 3
        
        Oh look, here comes Banky Edwards with a gun! -- nm - Reagen Jan 11, 10:02 1
        
        Nice. (nm) - musubi Jan 11, 10:07
        
        except they didn't just treat it as "something to trace". - znufrii Jan 11, 10:01
    - (and really, Waking Life is most likely a one-off exception that won't arise all that often.) -- nm - TFox Jan 11, 09:57 2
      - Don't forget A Scanner Darkly (an underrated gem imo). -- nm - Don Homer Jan 11, 09:58 1
        
        ok, a two-off exception. :) -- nm - TFox Jan 11, 09:59

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