Essence [Microfilm Recommendation] The 85th Oscar-winning animated short film "Paperman" in 2013

"Paperman" was shot by former Pixar employee and first-time director John Kahrs. The film seamlessly combines hand-drawn animation and CG computer animation. It is a black and white film. The story of "Paperman" is about New York in the middle of this century. A man met a beautiful woman on his way to work. He thought it was just a casual relationship, but he thought that the woman was in the building across the street from his office. With a stack of paper, a sincere heart, imagination and good luck, the man began his efforts to attract the attention of the girl across from him. [Experience] 6 minutes is actually not a short time. The starting and ending are just right, and there must be highlights. This film uses the personification of red balloons, turning paper airplanes into people with will, which promotes the development of the plot. It ends abruptly after the last two people meet, leaving room for imagination. The change of perspective is also very good. The biggest feature is that the whole film is in black and white, only the heroine's lips are red. It takes 6 minutes to bring your emotions into it again and again. The storytelling technique is also very skillful. There is no dialogue in the whole play, only the music in the second half.