'Lilo and Stitch' Premiere

Andreas Deja discusses the potential for animated films to dominate the box office and reflects on his role as the supervising animator for Lilo. He emphasizes the importance of understanding a character fully before animating and shares insights into his unique style of animating from the inside out. Deja also reveals his upcoming project, which will blend hand-drawn and CG animation.

What is the hopeful outlook for animated films according to the speaker?

• They will only appeal to children.

• They will consistently top the box office.

• They will be replaced by live-action films.

• They will become a rare occurrence at the box office.

What was Andreas Deja's primary responsibility as the supervising animator for Lilo?

• Creating the storyline for the movie.

• Designing the entire cast of characters.

• Focusing on the character of Lilo and setting her design and movement.

• Directing the voice actors.

How does Andreas Deja approach animation differently from others?

• He uses only computer-generated imagery.

• He focuses on the technical aspects first.

• He starts with the drawing immediately.

• He animates from the inside out, understanding the character fully before drawing.

What is unique about Andreas Deja's upcoming project?

• It will be entirely hand-drawn.

• It will combine hand-drawn animation with three-dimensional CG animation.

• It will be a live-action film.

• It will be a silent film.

What does Andreas Deja believe is crucial for doing a good job in animation?

• Focusing solely on the visual appeal.

• Using the latest animation software.

• Understanding and loving the character before starting the drawing.

• Starting with the drawing immediately.