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Wind
1972
9 min
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A child's first discovery of wind--the silent, invisible something that tickles his fancy, ruffles his hair, ripples the grass around him--portrayed here in winsome animated drawings. But the artist also shows the elemental force that carries all before it. Without words but with sound effects, this is a film of universal appeal.
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A child's first discovery of wind--the silent, invisible something that tickles his fancy, ruffles his hair, ripples the grass around him--portrayed here in winsome animated drawings. But the artist also shows the elemental force that carries all before it. Without words but with sound effects, this is a film of universal appeal.
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directorRon Tunis
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animationRon Tunis
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producerRené Jodoin
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animation cameraPierre ProvostSimon LeblancCameron Gaul
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soundPierre F. Brault
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editingYves Leduc
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re-recordingMichel Descombes
Ages 9 to 11
School subjects
The forces of nature are unpredictable. To continue on the theme of wind, students can be asked to make simple drawings on transparencies, illustrating the natural forces often unleashed during Canadian winters. The challenge is to convey the sense of cold, the wind and the snow using drawings. Then, have students show their pictures on the overhead projector, and accompany them with a made-up narrative.