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3/12/2013 2:11:51 AM
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how they feel the need to add intakes of breath and weird non-word exclamations EVERYWHERE in the script
>hero meets generic bad guy
>sharp intake of breath
>"OH!"
>"[bad guy name]!"
>hero sees pretty girl who is obviously going to be a major plot point
>sharp intake of breath
>"OH!"
>close-up of pretty girl
>hero is surprised by something or hesitates for some reason
>short intake of breath
>"oh"
i mean, come on people.
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Edited by A 3 Legged Goat: 3/12/2013 2:33:51 AMI think I know what you're talking about. If so, it's something that's done in cartoons (especially anime) where subtle facial cues are not really possible to animate. People rarely do that in real life because our body language conveys the same thing. Cartoons and Anime artists like to pronounce and personify it more. In Western Animation, they tend to exaggerate body movement, whereas Anime exaggerates vocals instead. Assuming we're on the same page.
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The thing is you can still do all that without actually talking. To add the talking is just an excuse for the writers/artists to be lazy.
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yeah that's pretty much it.
