Can animated art be used as a platform to promote success for others?
This blogs shares research from the popular TED.com talks by speaker, Ken Robinson: Changing education paradigms. TED Ideas Worth Spreading can be found in the link below,
http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_changing_education_paradigms.html
Robinson believes it is time to change the education paradigm. In his Ted talk, he infers that what’s happening in the current education system is, “ teachers are trying to meet the future by doing what the did in the past. Along the way, they are alienating kids that do not see any purpose in going to school.” His talk depicts the fundamental philosophies as contemporary only during the time which American public school systems were originally being design. By defining the intellectual culture of enlightenment during the era of the industrial revolution, Robinson creates a compelling argument that the current system is deemed to be conceived for a different age. His talk is created to persuade the audience that this perception is no longer relative in modern society.
Below is a video showing how Robinson draws the picture out using visual images for the duration of his entire TED talk, creating a fascinating use of art that supports his message. His methods exhibit one solution to effectually challenge the overall assumption that Robinson makes which is, “we should not be putting them to sleep, and we should be waking them up to what they have inside them selves.” In my opinion, Robinson proves himself with captivating force using words and images to uphold his notions.
During this Ted Talk, Robinson effectively demonstrated throughout the core of his report facts that define the current education system as one which creates chaos. His talk says, according to current perceptions, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is considered an in school epidemic. Robinson uses humor to challenge the contemporary view. He draws a map of the U. S. and shows the epidemic of ADHD as a increasing problem, when travel east across the country.
With animation and art, e is able to show persuading statistical analysis that prove “ADHD is not an epidemic," while stimulating laughter in the audience. When Robinson makes the point, “Art” is poised as a victim of such present-day mentality, I have to agree with his opinion. He drives the point home by defining art, as an example of methods that promote divergent thinking. He further clarifies divergent as an essential capacity for creativity, not a synonym to creativity.
One celebrity whose brand is align with Robinson's paradigm that art promotes divergent thinking is Roma Downey. She is best known for her role in the TV mini-series “Touched by an Angel”.
Roma Downy was inspired to promote a tour for her
animated children’s series “Little Angels." Seen here in this video below is a short exert of this platform.
The legendary Oprah Winfrey once advised writer, producer Tyler Perry that " writing can be cathartic." * As a person who has used writing as a mere hobby for years, I am have began to use the creativity in writing to work through difficulties. Ultimately, I begin compiling my writing into books, movies, and plays . While my overarching goal in the world of entertainment is to work as a film producer, I am currently challenged to design a micro business concept that is more manageable and easily achieved.
As a student of Full Sail University, learners are taught the benefit derived by the law of contracting when building your brand. In the book, The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding, authors Ries and Ries teach, "Good things happen when you contract your brand rather than expand it."* As I work on a micro project to use animated art as a comedic weapon for addressing sensitive subjects, good things are happening. I am currently writing my script for a mini series to support the reduction of violence in education, as the narrowed focus of a broader plan. I am emboldened by the request for proposal to present my work as a mini DVD series to the public school system and the government. From this work, I seek to create amazing platforms for those interested in graphic design, voice overs and developing sound tracks. My work will serve to assist artist to take their vision to the next level.
As a student of Full Sail University, learners are taught the benefit derived by the law of contracting when building your brand. In the book, The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding, authors Ries and Ries teach, "Good things happen when you contract your brand rather than expand it."* As I work on a micro project to use animated art as a comedic weapon for addressing sensitive subjects, good things are happening. I am currently writing my script for a mini series to support the reduction of violence in education, as the narrowed focus of a broader plan. I am emboldened by the request for proposal to present my work as a mini DVD series to the public school system and the government. From this work, I seek to create amazing platforms for those interested in graphic design, voice overs and developing sound tracks. My work will serve to assist artist to take their vision to the next level.
In summary, I am moved by the fact that art generates enough passion to stimulate changing paradigms in education systems and well as other domains. The work of Roma Downey to use animated art, media and entertainment as a powerful tool that promotes faith based learning offers a brilliant complement to Robinson’s concept . It is my goal to match their wisdom by building my brand in the entertainment industry through the use of animated art.
Tina
References
Keogh, T. "Little Angels ABC's." Video Librarian 27.3
(2012): 54-56. Film & Television Literature Index with Full Text. Web. 13
Apr. 2013.
Bear, A. (2006). Touched by an angel [Theater]. Available from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKO7iX86XWA
*Perry, T. (2011, November). My video messages-a private look in my life. Retrieved from http://www.tylerperry.com/scrapbook/my-video-messages/
* Ries and Ries, Al and Laura, The 22 immutable laws of branding, Harper Collins Publisher, New York, NY, 2002, www.ries.com
*Perry, T. (2011, November). My video messages-a private look in my life. Retrieved from http://www.tylerperry.com/scrapbook/my-video-messages/
* Ries and Ries, Al and Laura, The 22 immutable laws of branding, Harper Collins Publisher, New York, NY, 2002, www.ries.com
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