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The Witch And The Cow Analysis
This was the first time I saw The Witch and the Cow, however, it is the second time I saw Teat Beat of Sex. My reaction to The Witch and the Cow was that it didn’t feel like a story. My expectations for animations are stories which I have broaden my views after Signe explained that she only saw the same type of films in Hollywood. This is like how I’m only exposed to a certain type of animation. Even though there were repetition of actions like the cow poop and chasing cows, I was waiting for a more relevant action for the story. It was very funny and creative because its a tiny witch in a pile of cow’s poop. There were many unexpected reactions like when the witch killed the cow and I was expecting blood, but instead there were millions of …show more content…
I felt like this was really unexpected and unconventional so it became so funny for me. My reaction to Teat Beat of Sex is different because my very first viewing of it was during my research. When I saw it, I was really confused and surprised by its content. However, it made more sense to me after Signe explained how she came up with the idea and what it suppose to be conveying. After understanding the context, Teat Beat of Sex became funny rather than weird. Personally, I think her honestly made things funny because things in the video came through my mind before so I felt like its funny that she actually put these weird thoughts into an animation.

Overall I love Rocks in My Pocket, a funny film about depression is very interesting. The most memorable point about her film are the reactions from the premier of the film. When she mentioned that her older relatives were mad, younger relatives were thankful and the others are appreciative. I think it was very powerful that the different groups of viewers got different opinions especially when the general public told
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I think that Signe is a very funny person because I enjoy listening to everything she says. I truly agree with Signe when she mentioned how people always think she draws children cartoons when she said she is an animator. My parents used to think that animations are for kids as well. I also respect her for how she views her life. I remembered so many things she said especially when she said she doesn’t take her medicines because she doesn’t want to be a vegetable. As an artist, Signe wants to feel pain and she wants to be able to control her own life despite her mental issues. I also respect her for her bravery in telling her family secrets. It truly shows that she is proud to be who she is. I agree with Signe about how all Hollywood movies have the same setup or plot recipe because I feel like that is what are being taught in film school. I appreciate independent film makers and animators, but for me I still don’t know where I want to go. I think independent are more risky. Signe views animation as a way to express herself. I agree with her that animation can be a very useful tool to express your wildest thoughts because they can make the imaginary a reality. However, for me I want to create animation to make others happy. After listening to Signe’s life stories, I felt like my life is so ordinary, but I think her

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