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V for Victory

1941 2 min
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Dans ce court métrage d’animation réalisé pour les obligations de la Victoire pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Norman McLaren fait bouger un bonhomme-allumette, des symboles et du lettrage (peints) directement sur pellicule. Ceux-ci se déplacent et dansent sur The Thunderer, une musique militaire de John Philip Sousa. Narration en anglais seulement.

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Dans ce court métrage d’animation réalisé pour les obligations de la Victoire pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Norman McLaren fait bouger un bonhomme-allumette, des symboles et du lettrage (peints) directement sur pellicule. Ceux-ci se déplacent et dansent sur The Thunderer, une musique militaire de John Philip Sousa. Narration en anglais seulement.

Economics War, Conflict and Peace - World War II Archival Films All subjects
  • director
    Norman McLaren
  • producer
    Norman McLaren
  • animation
    Norman McLaren

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Education

Ages 11 to 17
School subjects
Arts Education - Visual Arts History - World War II Media Education - Advertising Media Education - Film Animation
Before viewing, ask students to consider the "personality" of each letter of the alphabet. Have them create a flipbook animation using a letter of their choice. Have students research Victory Bonds: why might they have needed promotion? Have students examine further the methods that governments use to persuade its citizens to do, buy, or think something. Film students can research the work and influence of Norman McLaren.

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