Saturday, 28 October 2017

ideas for formulas based on a cartoon tv trope

research has been made talking about television tropes and how they could make my project more fleshed out.


Formula 1: "Take something that kids do/did enjoy, and take the safety breaks off of it. Ramp it up to the extremes that a wildly imaginative child would wish it to be"    Mr Enter


https://mrenter.deviantart.com/art/Growing-Around-Writing-Guidelines-Formulas-707862350

accessed 28/10/2017


This could be a great idea to make the childhood elements more exciting. Don't just model objects from my childhood but take the things I enjoyed as a kid and amp up the idea to the extreme.
examples I can think of shows that do this are shows like Phineas and Ferb and Code Name Kids Next Door. Childhood is a time of exaggeration and experiencing things for the first time.


phineas and ferb is a show that does this formula allot. This is a newer show that I watched on the Disney Channel it captured that wild imagination of a kid and brought it to new heights


Some visual examples based on kid activities and things I loved as a kid.



tree house
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Jumping in autumn leaves is exaggerated into a giant slide and boat ride down a river of autumn leaves.



S'fall






The greatness of the summer holidays





fun houses



Overall this shows examples of how I could make my ideas more interesting for kids. Taking off the brakes of safety and regulations creating something more unique.

I have also learned from researching cartoons aimed for kids are more mature than most shows aimed for adults. In a way that they teach important lessons that adults can understand just a much as kids




http://phineasandferb.wikia.com/wiki/File:Minigolf.jpg
accessed 26/10/2017

http://aminoapps.com/page/cartoon/5664722/my-top-10-favourite-phineas-and-ferb-inventions
accessed 26/10/2017

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