ANIMATION OF THE SCRIPT "LITTLE HELPERS" FROM THE SHORT ANIMATION FILM GORKANA GOŞA GÖRNER ("FEAR IS DOUBLE VISION")

Аннотация

This paper delves into the animation process behind the script "Little Helpers" from the short animation film Gorkana Goşa Görner (translated as "Fear is Double Vision"). The script explores themes of innocence, transformation, and inner strength, depicted through a psychological and symbolic lens. The film portrays the protagonist’s interaction with surreal, anthropomorphic beings—referred to as "little helpers"—that aid them in overcoming personal fears and doubts. The paper examines the stages of translating this narrative into animation, from script interpretation and character design to the application of animation techniques that emphasize the surreal and psychological nature of the story. Through a comprehensive analysis of the film's visual storytelling, character development, and use of symbolism, this study highlights the transformative power of animation in conveying complex themes of self-discovery and growth.